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I have to leave here immediately. After what OSRS gold I've just seen I don't believe I can stay here another night! An hour ago, I stepped from my tent to find out if I could find an excess blanket. On my way back in the storehouse, I discovered there was a light on in Dr Nabanik's tent. I thought that perhaps he had been having trouble sleeping, as I had been, so I wandered over to say hello. As I got closer, though, I realised that he had business. No, that's not quite correct but I couldn't hear any replies.

I'm not certain why I decided to keep listening. I almost wish I had turned around and left. But I moved closer to the tent to listen better. I heard nothing but the wind, although I strained to listen to the person talk. At this point I crept nearer, even lifting up the edge of the tent and had been overcome by curiosity to glimpse inside.

"You are right, Lord. Dr Nabanik said, and I could see that there was no one in the room. He was speaking to empty space! All that was weird enough, but what happened next sent me packing permanently. The doctor turned towards me, moving to put out the candle. I jumped back I do not believe he saw me. However, his face -! No, I must have made a mistake. It was only a trick of the light. But I think it's the correct time to depart -- Dr Nabanik might be a little odd, but he's a fantastic archaeologist, and he might be just the man for this job if I did find what I think I did. I will confess that the whole escapade has left me wondering whether experiences are a young person's game. But I cannot let my job go unfinished.

I do expect Professor Tony is feeling alright. Here we understand Dr Nabanik to become an upstanding member of the community, even though he did make his fortune selling dodgy staves. But the advice on Kharid-et seems solid, and terribly exciting! Are you going to be the adventurer to discover a desert treasure? Stay tuned for the next Runescape Archaeology Journal, where we'll be taking an insider look.Runescape Archaeology is a skill intended to be published on 30 March 2020. It will be RuneScape's 28th ability and will have a degree of 120 using a normal experience curve, not having an elite ability and will be available up to level 20 to buy RuneScape gold for Runescape players. Upon its launch, there will be a six-month embargo on Runescape players having the ability to use bonus experience, experience lamps, and boosts to train the ability. For purposes of this completionist cape, obtaining level 120 (but not flat 99) at Runescape Archaeology is going to have a six-month grace period.

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