Letter: The Sea of Dreams

**Letter: The Sea of Dreams** is a letter that can be delivered to a player's Mailbox by a high-ranking pet in Correspondence. It is the first of a series of letters from Sharuminyinka.

## Attachments

When a pet delivers **Letter: The Sea of Dreams**, they will also deliver Fermented Fish with Spice: Feseekh applied.

## How to Unlock

To become eligible to receive **Letter: The Sea of Dreams**, certain conditions must be fulfilled:

* The player must have completed the Sharuminyinka's Despair quest.

A certain amount of time must pass after the conditions are fulfilled before players are eligible to receive **Letter: The Sea of Dreams**. The required time period is not currently confirmed, because this feature was implemented long after many players had met the time requirements.

Once the conditions are fulfilled, active pets in the house have a chance of receiving **Letter: The Sea of Dreams** from a courier.

## Contents

*(Receiving Pet) was delivered this letter by a courier: (Delivery Pet).*

I wanted to thank you again for your help. Speaking with you was energizing; I have started searching for Tig with renewed focus.

I have a gift for you. And a story.

One place I have explored very little is the Sea of Dreams. It borders the World of the Dead - a dangerous place, even for gods and goddesses (I'm sure you have heard the story of Persephone, and the pomegranate). I spent some time trying to receive an audience with Twtw, hoping to receive his blessing, but he would not see me. I was told he was "unavailable", though during one of my visits I saw Cú Chulainn leaving. I suppose the request of an all-but-forgotten goddess holds very little weight.

After visiting every day for a full month, I gave up, but on my way out happened to meet a hery-heb priest of Twtw's named Akhentutu. He recognized my divinity, and asked about my errand. Apparently he had noticed my frequent visits. I told him that I was seeking a blessing before traveling the Sea of Dreams, and his excitement was apparent. He told me that a trip across the sea had been organized by Black Hactcin, and was departing in four days. Akhentutu was responsible for gathering many of the supplies needed for the trip, and he had been working with several of Black Hactcin's shamans. He offered to introduce me to one of them - a woman named Sonsee-array - whom he believed could get me passage aboard the ship.

We met at the docks that evening. Sonsee-array was a quiet woman, but powerful. I'm not sure most mortals would have recognized it, but Akhentutu clearly did. He spoke to her with almost as much deference as he had with me. It seems he has a special sense - and respect - for the spark of divinity, in all its forms. I have no doubt he will become an excellent high priest for Twtw.

Sonsee-array took me to see Black Hactcin. To my surprise, he knew my name, though if he knew more he did not say. He allowed me passage, and assigned one of his other shamans to serve me: Goyathlay.

Goyathlay is nothing like the great leader whose name he shares, but he is capable, knowledge enough, and I appreciate that he does not attempt to hide the fact that he's reporting our every activity to Black Hactcin. During the three days leading up our departure, Goyathlay escorted me around town, and helped me in my preparations for the journey. If Black Hactcin wants to know the foods I sampled, and the prayers I made, he may do so; I only hope he doesn't forget.

It's now the night before we depart. I'll write again. Until then, please enjoy my gift: some Feseekh I picked up at the market.

*— Sharuminyinka*