digging sites you'll investigate. Also, while in the hotel dining room, grab a
packet of syrup from the buffet table. You can do this later when you actually
need it, but taking it now saves some backtracking.
Hotel Upper Hallway
Once you're finished with Buthane and Wilkes, exit the dining room and use
either of the two staircases to ascend to the hotel's second floor. As soon as
you emerge, you'll witness a scene between Emilio Baza and the two women you
met at the museum, Lady Howard and Estelle. Apparently, they've decided to
change rooms. You can investigate the other rooms up here by knocking on the
doors, though you won't gain any ground or meet any additional people.
The Church
After you've watched the room-switching scene, return downstairs into the
hotel lobby and exit to the hotel's exterior. You'll want to investigate the
church now, which lies near the museum you visited previously. After exiting
the hotel, follow the road right and continue to the right. Walk to the
church's front door and use the verb icon menu to enter.
Upon entering, you'll witness a scene between a clergyman, who you'll soon
learn is known as the Abbe, and another man named Buchelli. Watch the scene
unfold, then speak with both the Abbe and Buchelli. Exhaust all the dialogue
topics, but be sure to speak about the Templars with the Abbe and checking in
with Buchelli. After you've spoken with Buchelli, he'll exit the church and
return to the hotel's dining room.
Take the time to explore the church and examine each statue and picture. The
Abbe has some pamphlets on his desk, but unfortunately, they're in French, but
he mentions that there will be some English pamphlets arriving tomorrow. Take
special note of the picture just left of the church entrance. If you open the
verb menu on the picture, you'll be given an option to Trace. Use the trace
option and trace a tilted square by clicking the mouse on each angel's hand.
Once you've explored the church thoroughly and spoken to both Buchelli and the
Abbe, you'll hear a clock ticking, noting a small passage in time.
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