It sure is a lot of ground to cover! It may take some time, but with a good number of people exploring, you’re sure to find something interesting. In particular:

• — There are three types of signs with out-of-place iconography: the previously-mentioned lantern, a flower, and an eye.


• — The vast majority of these signs appear to lead to dead-ends. In particular, all of the signs marked with either the flower or the eye either lead in circles, or to empty chambers.


• — There is one path, however, that yields results: one sequence of tunnels marked with the lantern iconography eventually leads to a single room, very similar to the ones that can be found in the city itself, but separated out by some distance. It's similar to the rest of the city in that it appears previously lived in, but now abandoned; it's different in the sense that all the text in this room is unreadable. There are notes, books, letters, etc strewn about, but where before you could always understand the text of something even if the language was unfamiliar, here it all appears to be gibberish. This is true for everyone in the group.


• — However, there are some handwritten notes that appear to have the same flower or eye iconography as the other signs somewhere at the top of the page.

It's up to the group whether they'd like to present their findings to The Ferryman or not. If they do, let us know and we'll follow up with what The Ferryman would have to say; otherwise, we'll let you know what characters could glean for themselves! But hopefully this helps y'all get going.

Let us know if there are any questions!