Valor Mortis walkthrough: how to find the scouts in An Unheard Farewell
This guide explains how to finish An Unheard Farewell in Valor Mortis by locating the Adjutant Sous-Officier's missing scouts. The scouts are in a cave halfway up the elevator shaft, which requires reaching the top of the lift first. Telling the truth or lying both award the Sleight of Hand amber, but the bonus reward after resting differs.
An Unheard Farewell is presented as an early Valor Mortis quest, likely the first players meet. It sends them to assist the Adjutant Sous-Officier in the Valley of Ashes, who needs his missing scouts found. Their location is a cave partway up the elevator shaft connected to The Climb lantern, though the route only opens after reaching the lift's top.
After obtaining a pistol, activating the lift, and moving through caves, players shoot two glowing Nephtogloblin growths and pull a lever. Riding down, they jump left midway toward a ledge and burnable wall. Inside, a durable soldier enemy awaits; fire is advised. Notes sit near a tent. Returning to the Adjutant allows truth or deception. Both yield Sleight of Hand amber, but resting changes the bonus: catalysts for honesty, or his corpse and a Remnant's Return for lying.
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