Why the author had chosen to mark it 'optional' is still a mystery to me. Turned out that 'optional' thing was actually the one and only thing I needed to do at that point. Reluctant to admit that The Forgotten City mod had been as utterly pointless as it had seemed to be, I wondered if there had been a real objective I had somehow failed to find. However, I remembered that during my short stay in The Forgotten Ruins, I had found it strange that the ghost thing had been marked 'optional' in my journal. It occurred at the point where The Forgotten City mod had told me to kill a ghost and get a key from him, to open a door to something I couldn't care less about. Add to it the letters that read themselves with voice when opened, without an option to interrupt it, let alone turn it off, and it is no wonder that I used a spell from another mod to teleport out of there. I entered it first as Deflorator (meaning, in my previous game) and I was far from impressed because it took me to semi-dark utterly joyless ruins with a horror movie atmosphere that was depressing and repulsive and didn't contain absolutely anything to get me intrigued. I felt I had to write more about the mod The Forgotten City. If you don't believe me, just go ahead and try. However, it's almost impossible to play this

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