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i ended up in sasau earlier, because i was over there pursuing a couple of sidequests for people in rattay and got embroiled in the whole monastery thing with all the sick people in there and i had 3 days to run all around the map to the far corners looking for npcs to tell me how to make potions and set broken bones. .only to get robbed of success by the passage of time and i was gonna succeed, but then a scripted event caused me to end up in jail for 2 days, just because i didn't have 15+ on speech craft, so wasting another 2 days to learn to read was not an option.
i ended up failing to save the guy with the broken bone and didn't want to reload and go back to 6 hours earlier in real time so i just said frig it.
and i guess the devs expected me to go learn to read much earlier. the game did prompt me with a side quest to go there from rattay , but then i looked where the quest marker was and it was so far north, i couldn't even scroll to it on the map screen and it looked so far away i resolved , oh well, i guess i'm not gonna be getting there any time soon.
but then, things aren't as far from each other as they look. .
the map looks biger than skyrim, but really everis onky a few hours aways from each other in game time. i could have gone there and learned to read before accepting the quest for "in god's hands", but the game gave me no indication that the quest was time limited until after i started it and it seems almost like they deliberately designed that quest that you would fail it unless you metagme it and know how to do it and have all the items and skills and knowledge that you need ahead of time
But you can go to him before you meet nightingale. Which saves a lot of time later on in the game.
My first run through the game went the same way. So, try not to get too frustrated with it. There are a lot of choices you can make at every turn and sometimes, takes you to do the quest anyhow to see how you could have done it differently