Across all 14 chapters of South of Midnight, there are 103 notes you can find and read that add more context to the story and the individual events each chapter focuses on.
South of Midnight's story is where the game shines brightest, so it's worth your time to go out and look for all of them in each chapter.
South of Midnight - Where To Find All Notes - Chapter 4
Chapter 4 is a lot simpler than some of the other chapters, since there's only three notes to find here.
Grocery List - After clearing the first combat encounter of the level, you'll hit a lamppost on the path, as you hear Hazel talk about getting closer to the church. Go left at the lamppost, Strand Push the branches in your path and then go left again when you see the small house. Use your newly acquired grapple to hook around the back of the house you just saw, where a Floof knot and a note on top of a barrel await you.
Lay Off Buddy - Once you've grabbed the previous note, before leaving this area entirely, head inside the house you veered left at, and you'll find another Floof knot, with this note on the bed.
Burrower's - Lord's Day - Once you've made it to where the church sits, before heading up to it, cut straight across the cemetery in front of you, and jump over the wooden fences. Look to the back right corner of the cemetery where you'll find a hollowed tree, and this note inside.
That's all the notes in Chapter 4. If you've been following along with these guides, you'll have found 17 out of 103 by now. Only 86 more to go.
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