Heart of Darkness (Elite)

Description
Destroy Archminster Havelock on Brightwood Isle and collect his writings. Talk to Head Cleric Pennyfather in the Brightwood Settlement when the task is done.

Tasks

 * Journey to Brightwood Isle and Destroy Archminster Havelock
 * 0/8 - Collect Mad Alchemist Scribbles from chests at Brightwood Isle
 * Destroy Archminister Havelock
 * 0/8 - Defeat Alchemical Enemies and collect Alchemist Kits
 * Talk to Tunstall Pennyfather

Walkthrough
Go to Brightwood Isle to the south of Brightwood settlement. Defeat eight enemies in the area and collect the Alchemist Kits they drop. Defeat Archminister Havelock on the second floor of the northwest house. Search eight chests for Mad Alchemists Scribbles. Return to Turnstall Pennyfather.

Dialogue
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Accepting
Conversation between Tunstall Pennyfather and the Sole Survivor

There were of course legends and fables about such things way back when I was new here.

The earliest humans on Aeternum were beyond savage.

Why would they do such things?

Azoth. Don't you see? By grinding up the bones of the Lost and perhaps even others, they sowed the earth with azoth.

It helped their crops, but at what cost? Think of the suffering it caused - of course the land is cursed.

Is there anything we can do?

The earliest humans here were governed from Brightwood Isle, by... a name of Archminister Havelock.

The isle is a bad place, but perhaps by destroying Havelock and studying his scrolls, we might earn some redemption for Brightwood.

In Progress
Conversation between Tunstall Pennyfather and the Sole Survivor

Brightwood Isle is a source of terrible darkness in the center of Lake Genevieve.

Go there if you dare to face Archminister Havelock, but I fear for your safety.

Completion
Conversation between Tunstall Pennyfather and the Sole Survivor

Strange, the moment you did the deed, I sensed it. I think we all did, though some might not have realized it.

But I do believe Havelock's fall may have restored some long-lost light to these lands.

Is that everything then?

It's never everything on Aeternum, is it? This is a drama without end.

I will study Havelock's writing, though I can see it's mostly madness. No, not everything, but I think Havelock's legacy is finally gone.