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After removing the ring you carry the emaciated girl to the Dacaline estates where wide eyed servants race ahead to fetch their mistress.
As you enter the house's great entry hall Ladyy Dacaline appears at the top of the great staircase and races down, tears cutting trails through her makeup, to carefully clutch her daughter,
"Junia, Junia, oh my darling, oh my beautiful girl," it takes a few minutes of weeping before she is able to compose herself and snap at a servant,
"Fetch the priests of Asmodeus my daughter will have the finest care!" Turning to you she says, "You have earned my gratitude Pathfinders, this is more than I could have hoped for. Know that I will put a good word in with your superiors and Should you ever need information about the nobility of Absalom you may count on my aid. Now if you excuse me I must see to my daughter."
Heading back to report and turn in your finds you are personally thanked by Venture Captain Drandle Drenge and congratulated for a job well done. He promises to have someone exercise the sad spirits of the Drownyard and care for Debris Marchilen.
Afterwards you hear that grieving families besieged the ruins upon hearing the incredible tale of a survivor after all these years. But no more survivors are found. Months later you each receive a letter of thanks from Junia Dacaline, telling you that she is slowly getting better, and explaining her tragic story.
Trapped by the great quake below ground while telling ghost stories with her friends they were forced to explore seeking an exit. None was to be found, but Junia discovered the Ruby Salamander ring in a sarcophagus. Then her friends began to starve, and unable to handle their agonizing wasting she fled and sealed herself in the sarcophagus. Dark things came later and she was too terrified to leave her refuge.
