Boughs for the Lanterns

I've finished reading. Every winter, the hearthkeeper carried a lantern into the tomb for each name and laid a name-charm beside it. That was the Lantern Rite. It was how the fairies said goodbye.

The frames were made from fallen boughs. Long ago, the 마이우드s gave them freely. They were the fairies' neighbors then, before the deep halls turned wild.

The 마이우드s won't give anything freely now, I'm afraid. Could you gather 30 거대한 나무의 가지s from them?

Take them to Jaime the Wandering Explorer in there. He has scouted the way to the old tomb in there, and he's handier with tools than I am.

Thank you. I'll keep reading the journal. There's one last page I haven't made sense of yet.

Boughs from the 마이우드s? And Daniel the Scholar sent you? Let me guess: lantern frames.

Fascinating! I've seen lantern hooks carved into the walls of there, and I always wondered what they were for. Now I know!

I'll build the frames. But the tomb is crawling with things much nastier than 마이우드s. Train up a little, then come back and find me. We'll go in together.