Read it while you’re at it. Then open the golden egg and take the wax cylinder
inside it.
Now go to the other side of the desk and open the drawer. Take the journals of
Gracie Eaton and De Allepin and read them both.

We should be done here, so go back to the Orphee and up to Mrs. Louisau. Left of
her is a Phonograph. Put the wax cylinder in it and throw the handle on the side
to play it.
After you have listened it through, move over to the Alambic and talk to Bebe.

When all topics are exhausted with Bebe, we head on to De Allepin’s house.
Use the four crystals you found on Kaufner’s office on the door and you’ll be
able to enter.
Just inside, take a look above the doors on each sides, there’s some symbols
there, and the illustrations surrounding them is supposed to show the element the
symbol represent. We’ll use this info later.
Head upstairs and look above the two doors here as well.

Then move over to three glass paintings on the wall and note the dates and year
on them (14th Jan. 1128, 24th Jun. 1305 and 18th Mar. 1314) more info we’re going
to have a use for later. Move into De Allepin’s office, there’s not much of
interest in his bedroom.
At the desk there are some documents about De Allepin’s financial situation and a
box of matches. Take both and read the document. Gus comments that the
handwriting on the document is different from the one Hellouin supposedly
received from De Allepin.
Next, go to the other end of the room. There’s a stellar puzzle here, but we’ll
wait a couple minutes with that. Instead, take a metal ring in the bookshelf
right of the puzzle. Just so we don’t forget it later.

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