Genessano, you have reason to be hopeful for the success of our Mission for, evidently, the Spiritualized faculties of many of your people are highly evolved. Genessano--Oh, that the hour may swiftly arrive which shall usher in the dawn of the brightest day that ever has come to Ento. A day that will mark an epoch of gladness in the history of a sorrowful people. Before proceeding with our investigations, you desire to know the result of my very recent visit to D[a:]o. As Zenest[a:] has said, Dano's arrival momentarily has stimulated Vallo[a:]'s life forces, but she fades away as fades a rodel broken from its stem. As gradually she releases herself from her physical body her inner vision grows clearer and she reaches out and greets the dear ones who have preceded her into our spirit realms. Sēlon[a:] Vallo[a:], the golden haired, died in giving birth to Vallo[a:]. She was the wife of Omanos Fûnh[a:]'s youth, and no one has taken her place in his affection or by his side. While mourning his irreparable loss, ever his chiefest solace has been the golden haired, blue eyed child who now is the image of her mother. In the hour of his approaching bereavement Omanos Fûnh[a:] will, when convinced of its truth, gladly embrace a faith that shall give assurance of a reunion with those whom he holds dearer than all else. Basto Andûlēs[a:], his nearest kinsman and closest friend, in all possible ways sustains him. In character they are much alike and both are wise, loving and spiritualized men. To them Vallo[a:] smilingly but earnestly, insists upon the reality of her visions, and the Messages her mother, Sēlon[a:], sends to her husband and the Andûlēs[a:]s. And thus the days and nights pass, and the way is being prepared against the time when the lovely girl shall be borne from them into higher Realms.