You can do this with the teleport gloves found on the Fort Joy beach, or by using a skill like Tactical Retreat that lets you move instanteously.
If you don't have the Rain Of Blood skill, however, you can use another method like teleporting one of your own characters up on the dais. Rain Of Blood can usually be acquired from any of the Necromancy skill book vendors, or you can craft it yourself by combining a level 1 Necromancy skill book with a level 1 Hydrosophist skill book in the crafting screen. In some cases it takes a few turns for the event to actually trigger when you cast Rain Of Blood, so be patient. Afterwards, use the Bless skill (which costs Source points, so make sure you have some) on the bloody ground where the Historian is standing. The Necromancy skill Rain Of Blood is a simple way to send a deluge of blood over the area and fully douse the hellfire. The point is to use the Sourcery skill Bless on the Historian (which will cause flowers to appear at his feet) while there's either a blood puddle underneath or blood raining from up above. Even tipping over a barrel of water doesn't cut it. Some people have tried casting a spell like Rain first, but this doesn't seem to actually help or be required. To overcome his fiery curse, the Historian needs to be both blessed and in a pool of blood simultaneously.
Below we cover three of the easiest methods for dousing the Historian's necrofire flames. Like most of Divinity: Original Sin 2, there are several different ways to approach this problem. One such puzzle involves breaking a curse that sees the Historian wreathed in hellfire that just won't go out, no matter how much water you use. Of course there's also puzzles galore in Divinity Original Sin 2, with most revolving around the game's many elemental battlefield effects like blood, acid, and cursing.
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