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Located at the end of a crevasse only accessible through Ordelle's Caves, this monument was placed by Gwynham Ironheart, the famous explorer. It reads: This plateau is a land of many features, but by far the most memorable is the Crag of Holla.I call it a structure, for I have no other word. It is surely not a rock born of nature, nor does it seem to be a hall built by the gods, as the priestly scholars say.Yet there are no seams in its bone-white surface, and it is faintly warm to the touch. But through a fortunate accident, I have found proof of its artificial origins.I shall head north to the land of Valdeaunia to verify my findings. I fear this may be the longest, most perilous journey of my life.I leave my daughter Enid to find her own path. May the gods watch over her in my stead. —