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== | ==Lore== | ||
{{quotation|Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume II, p. 122|"Now, now, little ones. There is plenty of me to go around." | |||
The proud son of the mighty Vedrfolnir the White, this dragonet of indeterminate age joined the Azure Dragoon and set off on a quest to find Faunchm, his father’s consort, who vanished into the eastern skies some one thousand years ago. On the vast steppe of the Far East, he found Faunehm in the throes of madness, but with a mighty roar from the depths of his soul, he summoned his father, who restored to her her sanity. Familial bonds rekindled, he at last understood why he had been given a name meaning "one born of sadness."}} | |||
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Revision as of 22:48, 14 January 2024
Orn Khai is a Dragon found in The Azim Steppe.
Quests Started
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Quests Involved In
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70 | Orn Khai |
Lore
“"Now, now, little ones. There is plenty of me to go around."
The proud son of the mighty Vedrfolnir the White, this dragonet of indeterminate age joined the Azure Dragoon and set off on a quest to find Faunchm, his father’s consort, who vanished into the eastern skies some one thousand years ago. On the vast steppe of the Far East, he found Faunehm in the throes of madness, but with a mighty roar from the depths of his soul, he summoned his father, who restored to her her sanity. Familial bonds rekindled, he at last understood why he had been given a name meaning "one born of sadness."
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume II, p. 122