Vital Anatomy

<The heavy book is a testament to Master Mathias' rigorous devotion to the art of war. Just trying to get an overview by flipping through the pages makes a daunting expression on you. While much of it revolves around the different shapes and lengths of daggers, as well as parrying and stabbing techniques, the majority of the book is about anatomy: Placement of vital organs, muscle groups, sinew and arteries. Intrigued and overwhelmed all the same, you decide to talk to this Nora about the work of Master Mathias, in hope of understanding more of it.>

Greetings! I am usually busy deciphering these old texts Sakgoth is bringing me, but I got a moment to spare.

Quite the odd one, right? The master's a knowledgeable man even beyond the art of war. Even I was astonished by the range of anatomical research I could find within this book. Still, theory is certainly fine, but what does it accomplish if not applied into practice? Luckily - well, lucky may not be the proper word to use in a situation like this - I can make sure the master teaches you the practical aspects of his work, if you assist us in a more delicate matter.