Ask the Boatman whether Starved Men can die
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From: Recall pitched battle against the Starved Men
Exoskeletons and bone-blades and supple, stretchy skin. Have the Starved Men reshaped themselves beyond their own mortality?
Success
Instructive agony
The Boatman chuckles [...] "There are very few things that do not die. [...]"
[...] "They are not beyond my reach. Their armour protects a heart. Their weapons defend a mind. There are ways by which all flesh might be sent in my direction."
[...] "I will show you—"
[...]Description summary:
The final sentence varies depending on your level of 
Associating with a Youthful Naturalist.
| Associating | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | The Boatman does not speak of this again. |
| 800 - 900 | The Boatman's face is not well-suited to expressions of sympathy – but that might be what you see there, somewhere in that skull. |
| 1000 | You feel certain that the Boatman took more delight in your pain than strictly necessary. |
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Wounds is increasing… (+3 CP)
Nightmares is increasing… (+3 CP)
You've learned from the Boatman. (Sets 
Knowledge: Mortality to 1)
The Overworked Commodore will want to hear of this. (Raises 
Bearing Admiralty Intelligence by 1)
You've gained 4 x Journal of Infamy
