Your main goal is to find a citizen namedMatkina.
This is where you oughta go.
In the conversation, it turns out that the protagonist is unable to understand the creature.
It lets you become familiar with the Stichus language after passing a quite difficult Intellect check.
The monster will agree.
Once there, head southwest and go toBuried Crossroadsand you will reach the sanctuary of the Changing God.
Examine the corpse, finish your interaction and meet withPeliaionce again, to hear her advice.
During your conversation, ask him to drill a tunnel to theSticha Lair.
Your team will automatically be transported to that location(M11.1).
There is a group of sticha in the lair.
These creatures are relatively easy to defeat, and they often miss.
attempt to use area of effect attacks, whenever a larger group stands close to each other.
Reaching the gear marked in the picture above can help you avoid fighting the sticha(M11.3).
This action will distract all of the sticha that are currently in the lair.
Upon entering, the quest will be updated.
In this location, you’re free to also start a fight with quite mighty opponents.
Having examined the room, report back toMapperand describe the looks of the sanctuary.
The man will tell you where to findMatkina.
The choice is meaningless to the story.
When you arrive at the small room,Matkinawill start a conversation with your party.
When the conversation is over, the quest is complete.
Moreover, Matkina may already be on a higher experience level than the rest of your party.
Furthermore, you receive200 XPfor completing the quest.
Head to the passage to the south.
There, you will come across an edge of a precipice-climb up using Speed until you see a dome.
Interact with the dome and go through the following steps:
The force field will disappear.
When you regain control, approach the control panel that resembles a tower and interact with it.
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