Lost innocence lost the note
So I got the note and I store some of my things including the note in a Chest and when I went back To go get it it wasn't there anymore what can I do ??
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If you mean the mysterious note with an image of a hand and the words "we know", it is just a warning. It doesn't matter if you lose it. All that matters is that you received the note. You'll find out more if you get a good night's sleep.
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What do you do after Innocence Lost Skyrim?
The Innocence Lost quest will now take you to the orphanage in Riften that you might've delivered earlier... and, yes, you'll have to commit a murder. This is the Dark Brotherhood after all. You won't get a bounty for this particular killing.Why am I not getting the letter from the Dark Brotherhood?
It has been noted on the wiki that: If the courier doesn't appear after waiting a few days, sleep in a bed for at least 8 hours and the quest will continue. Sometimes this can take several days, even with sleeping. If the courier still does not appear, try fast traveling to a different hold and waiting.What happens if I kill Grelod the Kind before the quest?
Nothing. All he says is your amazing since you did it before he asked. Keep in mind that I think that you SHOULDN'T kill before the contract. Other than that lady in Markarth.It justs goes on like normal I think,like you did it after she asks.Should I kill Grelod the Kind?
Even if the Hearthfire add-on is installed, the children from Honorhall cannot be adopted while Grelod lives. If the Dragonborn wishes to adopt an Honorhall child, they must kill Grelod the Kind.Madonna (Terumi Matthews) - Heaven (from the Movie ‘Madonna: Innocence Lost’)
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Answer 2
Just get sleep, as others I see have reccomended. You don't necessarily need the note, lel.
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