A water-stained, leather-bound journal filled with nautical charts, sketches of underwater creatures, and handwritten notes in a spidery script. The journal smells faintly of salt and seaweed.
This book documents the rumored abilities of the Tasmia’s Heart, focusing on its potential to grant its wearer unparalleled freedom and mobility in aquatic environments. It explores the legends surrounding the artifact and the potential methods for locating it.
There are two distinct annotation sessions. In the first, Silas has marked passages discussing the sapphire ring’s ability to grant freedom of movement and underwater action, with notes on its potential for exploring uncharted ocean depths. He’s written about the ring’s connection to extending lifespan, with calculations on how to maximize its effect.
In the second, Silas’s notes reveal a growing obsession with the ring’s power, detailing how it will grant him absolute control and longevity. He dismisses any mention of compassion or emotional connection, focusing solely on the ring’s ability to provide power and freedom. He writes of severing ties, of rejecting empathy and creativity as weaknesses, and of embracing the cold, isolating power of the sea.