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In Act Two, Astarion explores the markings carved into his back by Cazador long ago and ponders their meaning. If his approval with the player character is high enough, or he is romanced, he reveals the scars to them. The player character may identify them as Infernal markings. If not identified, Astarion eventually comes to the conclusion on his own that the scars are written in Infernal by feeling them. Either way, he says he wants to discuss the subject with {{CharLink|Raphael}}, as he believes he would be able to explain the scars to him. | In Act Two, Astarion explores the markings carved into his back by Cazador long ago and ponders their meaning. If his approval with the player character is high enough, or he is romanced, he reveals the scars to them. The player character may identify them as Infernal markings. If not identified, Astarion eventually comes to the conclusion on his own that the scars are written in Infernal by feeling them. Either way, he says he wants to discuss the subject with {{CharLink|Raphael}}, as he believes he would be able to explain the scars to him. | ||
When talking to Raphael at the [[Last Light Inn]], Raphael points out Astarion and says he senses Astarion has something to talk to him about. Astarion then speaks up and confirms this fact. If Astarion has not revealed his scars, Raphael | When talking to Raphael at the [[Last Light Inn]], Raphael points out Astarion and says he senses Astarion has something to talk to him about. Astarion then speaks up and confirms this fact. If Astarion has not revealed his scars, Raphael uses infernal magic to bare Astarion from his waist up and forces him to show his scars before continuing the conversation about Astarion's request. If Astarion has already revealed his scars to the player character, Raphael does not strip Astarion of his clothes and instead proceeds to thinking about Astarion's request. Raphael says he believes he can help translate and explain his scars, but needs to think of something that Astarion can do for him first. He then departs, leaving Astarion to wait until they meet again. | ||
Astarion and the party encounter Raphael again in front of the [[Grand Mausoleum]], where Raphael states he has thought of a way for Astarion to pay him for his services. Raphael requests Astarion and the party kill an old enemy of his, the orthon {{CharLink|Yurgir}}, and that if they do this, he will interpret Astarion's Infernal scars. | Astarion and the party encounter Raphael again in front of the [[Grand Mausoleum]], where Raphael states he has thought of a way for Astarion to pay him for his services. Raphael requests Astarion and the party kill an old enemy of his, the orthon {{CharLink|Yurgir}}, and that if they do this, he will interpret Astarion's Infernal scars. |