Letter to Phillipa

Dear Phillipa,
If you are reading this then I will assume that I have passed on. If not, then put the box back and show a little patience. I know you are impatient to outdo me, which is why i have held off on giving you the contents of this box. While this material hints at a possibility of great gains, it could easily lead to nothing, and there are far less risky endeavours to undertake. I considered simply burning the pages, but that could have meant that no-one would have a chance to locate the place that has been hunted by people over the centuries. You are too much like me so i know it is pointless to try to dissuade you from looking yourself, but be cautious. I don't just mean the dangers out in the wilderness. Be cautious of how much research you pay for and who you ask. Get the bare minimum you need for each stage of your investigation. Remember to only pay for knowledge of the trap protecting a place if you know where that place is, and never forget that coming back alive is the first criteria for success.
Be brave, prepared, and above all, safe.
Aunty T