Velthor's Journey

Velthor's Journey is an old book written about the travels of Velthor, a known bearer of an incredibly powerful Spirit Animal named Zephyr. Notably, it contains a passage describing how one might be able to purge the Unspeakable Ones' influence from someone's mind and body.

The Passage
"...In Velthor’s account he explained how he found many innocents corrupted by the Unspeakable Ones, and he resolved to save them. In the ancient days humans and Spirit Animals worked together to destroy the Unspeakable Ones, and Velthor knew that he would have to do similar. Fortunately Velthor’s Spirit Animal, Zephyr, was incredibly powerful. One by one Velthor and Zephyr ventured into the minds of the corrupted and expelled the evil presence within.

''   However, one of the corrupted had the evil presence in more than just their head, it was in their very blood. The Unspeakable Ones had taken root, and Velthor knew it would be much more difficult, but it was still possible.''

''  Velthor was in possession of one of the oldest and most powerful spirit animals in recorded history, thus he only needed Zephyr. However, I’d theorise that this would be incredibly difficult with any other Spirit Animal. To recreate his method one would require three ordinary Spirit Animals.''

''  Velthor had met a man from Hirokir on his travels, a practitioner of blood magic. It is understood that this man helped somehow, but we’re not sure in what way.''

''  Lastly, Velthor made the man drink a Tear of Life, water from the Wandering Isle. It was one of Velthor’s most valuable possessions, but he was determined to save this man.''

'' Lastly Velthor made sure that the corrupted man was calm and healthy, for only then would he be in the right state. Velthor worried that if the man was stressed or weak, he might die from the process. He then waited for the man to fall asleep, and with Zephyr he entered the man’s mind, making sure to leave someone on attendance to keep the man calm. ''

 When the man woke, he was pure and free of evil..."