"No toméis como ofensa el no miraros al rostro, pues siempre estamos inclinados para no desviar nuestros ojos del camino. Es esa nuestra antigua regla."
Redento, a barefoot pilgrim of the Order of Genuflectors is first met in the Mountains of the Endless Dusk just before the descent into Jondo. Get on the other side of the pit to activate elevators, then come back and talk with him. He will gift the Fourth Toe Made of Limestone.
The next time he is found in the Brotherhood of the Silent Sorrow after entered from the Mountains of The Endless Dusk. Get through an area behind the door and after that break the wall that he looks at to let him pass. Gifts Plantilla:MissingInfo after the wall that's halted his progress has been broken.
Go to the Wasteland of the Buried Churches in the direction of Bridge of the Three Calvaries. He will be at the start of last area of Wasteland, next to spikes. He will gift Little Toe Made of Limestone after the path is cleared.
Next up, he is found on Patio of the Silent Steps on the only way to progress.
Lastly, in Mother of Mothers, in the room on far right. To get there, walk through a long corridor with a huge Incense floating around and hitting anything on its way.
Finally in his room, equip all three toes that he gave previously. The statue in there will move and the Relic that allows walking on water becomes available: the Nail Uprooted from Dirt.
Leave and reenter the secret room to get a Knot of Rosary Rope.
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| Primer Encuentro | ¡Oh, Penitente! Recorremos sendas extrañas bajo el mismo cielo. Sin más oficio y sin otro nombre. Soy clamado Redento, peregrino descalzo de la Orden de los Genuflectores. No toméis como ofensa el no miraros al rostro, pues siempre estamos inclinados para no desviar nuestros ojos del camino. Es esa nuestra antigua regla. Nos encontramos ante Jondo, la gran campana enterrada erigida al revés para que su tañido hiciera vibrar la propia tierra y se extendiera hasta territorios lejanos. Ahora en lo que Jondo resuena es un profundo quejido trino, que viaja en ecos por sus largos círculos en espiral. |
| Hablando de nuevo | Paro aquí para buscar un paso al otro lado y así continuar mi penitencia en el andar. ¡Ah! No os sea un desasosiego, Penitente en culpa. Ya encontrarán mis pies su ansiado caminar. Que no hagan callo vuestros oficios ni en el alma ni en el cuerpo. |
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