Talk with Macaria about the room of void

"So, I was exploring and I found a room that is . . . how can I say, disturbing."

"What you mean to say is, you invaded my brother's room, rooted through all the mess that seemed designed to keep people away, {if Pregnancy day == 278}judging from the smell and life within you seduced him to avoid him telling on you to dad, {endif}insisted internally on opening the box inside anyways, either because you have the bare minimum of skills needed to pick the lock or rooted around the various rooms in here and found the code, then decided in that mind of yours, the same mind mind you that decided it would be a good idea to follow a deific statue into the obviously dangerous spiral in the first place, then took the key and unlocked the door which dad explicitly forbade you from doing in the first place, and regret the horrors that you witnessed inside?"

Ouch. You mean, you can't say that anything she just said is inaccurate, but you'd like to think of your actions as a bit more heroic than that. She sees you wince at the accusation, "seems I got it just about on the nose. So now that actions meet consequence, what are you coming to me for?" "I was kind of hoping you could tell me about what on earth happened in that room."

"Oh, this is rich. The little mortal thinks the Lady of Dying Breaths is going to give her details about what happened?" She pauses, coming to a realization. "You're just gonna pester mom or dad if I don't tell you, aren't you?" Your cheeks redden slightly at the call out, it's not as if you were necessarily going to pester them per se, but if they had information that you didn't it's also not like you were going to leave them be.

"Fine, I'll tell you what I know, but under two conditions. First, you never breathe a word of what I tell you to mom. Second, this knowledge is just for you, you don't use it or take advantage of it or spread it around up there. With these conditions as the obligations, I ask you: are you really sure you want to know?"