All Six Key Pieces and Three Drawers
Find the six hidden key fragments across the kitchen and cellar and follow the spider sequence before reading the dresser’s old letters.
FAQ
Where do the six fragments appear?
How do you finish the spider sequence?
Where do the six fragments appear?
The opening buffet contains a piece before the first dish. During the second dish, cellar access reveals the cheese-shelf area, a loose brick near the large kegs and a piece on the steps. During the third dish, moving the bread reveals another. The fourth dish’s spider sequence produces the remaining piece. These are stage-oriented search locations, not coordinates on a complete map.

How do you finish the spider sequence?
Start by checking the upper-left cupboard during the fourth dish. Interact with the spider and follow it as it relocates around the kitchen. Continue the interactions until the crucifix near the front door falls, then inspect the revealed fragment. Opening the cupboard alone is not the complete sequence, so return to the last visible spider position if nothing changes.
What must you do at the dresser?
Use the assembled keys on the three locked drawers and read the document in each one. A handle and a tip form each complete key; do not confuse a numbered list in a guide with labels the game necessarily displays. Confirm the letter-related achievements before moving on, and use the separate secret-ending checklist when you are ready for full spoilers.
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