Some local townsfolk are worried about the mists coming from the North East. Ordered more logs from Razmire's shop, must find a more reliable source of fyreneght. That money grabbing Razmire didn't know what I was talking about, had to explain they were ashes!

Herbs like harralander, marrentil and tarromin in short supply. I'm hoping the latter will make solution 194 the best yet.

The remains of a primitive temple to the north have piqued my curiosity.

Not much happening today, though the stench from the east increases.

The people of Mort'ton seem very depressed. Noticed several townsfolk just staring blankly into the air. I'll keep further notes to aid my study the effects of the Sanguinesti region.

Saradomin protect us.

Temple is most likely early pagan and devoted to elemental power.

The townsfolk are quite short in temper and fight readily amongst themselves at the slightest provocation. I've been out with my assistant Liornish Stemplehair, she's an able assistant but preoccupied with her family life. How will she become a respected scholar in her own right? Temple was almost surely made of limestone bricks and shows signs of heat damage in the centre.

Samples from Mort Myre appear inconclusive at this stage, more testing needed.

Horror of horrors! The local tradesman Razmire has started charging higher prices from everyday consumables. How will we live? He blames the lack of trade from the temple but I believe he just wishes to fleece us all before leaving town.

Some further experimentation has been inconclusive.

First test vials with Guam not successful. Senithiline process with water and tarronim proving successful.

Temple to the North is, known to the locals as 'Flamtaer' holds an interesting story.

Local superstition talks about pagan rites and a sacred flame which could, 'hold for permanence'. Was said to be involved in marriage ceremonies due to 'mystical aura'.

Also have reports of supernatural activity with shadowy creatures being seen!

Such utter nonsense!

The mists from Mort Myre are getting worse and the stagnation of the swamp is having an effect on the towns people.

Victims of the effect become vacant and unintelligible, though some words do seem familiar. Only a handful of people have succumbed, but more fall into this state on a daily basis. No known cure is at this stage.

Hear of some further superstitious nonsense regarding a 'sacred-flame' where Flamtaer stood.

A small breakthrough!

A patient only slightly afflicted had a short recovery with solution 194, but lasted only a few minutes. Although a small step, this gives me a hope that a cure can be found. This new solution might last longer with fyreneght but I must pack and leave soon before the affliction gets to me.

It's too late!

I already show the signs of the affliction.

I'm saddened that my work will not reach the scientific community of Varrock. I'd have liked to have shown my work before my peers.

Ulsquire makes me laugh, he believes the pagan flame may still have power. Even with this strange affliction, I feel a quiet reservation that...

Must write this quickly as it's hard to concentrate. Solution 198 was a change to 194 with added Snake-weed.

This has little effect though, solution 194 was still the strongest so far. Need to increase the effectiveness with further refinement of senithiline process and perhaps addition of other compounds.

Possible last entry... Solution 194 revised to 207 which gives longer term but still not permanent relief from the affliction.

Senithelene works best with added fyrneght but lasts short time... agitation and warmth should seal this...

This cursed affliction has some evil to it, a darkness I cannot fathom.

Laughing at Ulsquire before his suggestions may have merit.

Ffssiies urgsl sikflv dfdsf...

Urgll splats fysi rsil

raditz ufus spokes me too

wets lands in deis tinker

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Index of solution content value (ScV)

Water ScV(100)

Tarromin ScV(94)

Fyrneght ScV(13)

Water+Tarromin ScV(194)

Fyrneght+Water ScV(113)