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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
===Quest Acceptance=== | ===Quest Acceptance=== | ||
Cymet: This way, um... What is your name? | '''Cymet:''' This way, um... What is your name? | ||
Cymet: '' | '''Cymet:''' ''[Forename]''? ...And this is a common name nowadays? How times change. But I digress. Come, and be sure to watch your step. | ||
'''Y'shtola:''' No dawdling. Once we have learned all we can of the Warden and its whereabouts, we should be on our way. | '''Y'shtola:''' No dawdling. Once we have learned all we can of the Warden and its whereabouts, we should be on our way. | ||
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'''Minfilia:''' For a moment, I was worried they wouldn't accept the seal. | '''Minfilia:''' For a moment, I was worried they wouldn't accept the seal. | ||
'''Thancred:''' They call themselves Viis, is that right? Not a terribly diverse people from what I can see. | '''Thancred:''' They call themselves Viis, is that right? Not a terribly diverse people from what I can see. | ||
===Speak with [[Almet]]=== | ===Speak with [[Almet]]=== | ||
'''Almet:''' As bearers of the seal, you have a right to know what became of the empire, and my people's purpose here. We are descendants of the palace guard which served under the last emperor. And to this day, we carry on the duty of our forebears, the final decree of His Eminence before Ronka's fall. “By the wisdom of our people was Ronka made to thrive. Such knowledge must never be forgotten, nor may it be suffered to fall into the hands of the wicked. “Keep it secret. Keep it safe. And look to the coming of our allies. Unto them you shall bequeath our all, and thus will Ronka live on.” By his command we have remained in the Rak'tika Greatwood, guardians of Ronka's ruins, and the wisdom held within. | '''Almet:''' As bearers of the seal, you have a right to know what became of the empire, and my people's purpose here. We are descendants of the palace guard which served under the last emperor. And to this day, we carry on the duty of our forebears, the final decree of His Eminence before Ronka's fall. “By the wisdom of our people was Ronka made to thrive. Such knowledge must never be forgotten, nor may it be suffered to fall into the hands of the wicked. “Keep it secret. Keep it safe. And look to the coming of our allies. Unto them you shall bequeath our all, and thus will Ronka live on.” By his command we have remained in the Rak'tika Greatwood, guardians of Ronka's ruins, and the wisdom held within. |
Revision as of 19:56, 23 June 2024
Top of the Tree
- Quest giver
- Cymet
- Location
- The Rak'tika Greatwood (X:30.5, Y:20.3)
- Quest line
- Shadowbringers Main Scenario Quests
- Level
- 75
- Required items
- 1 Happenings in the Rak'tika Greatwood
- Experience
223,200
- Gil
785
- Previous quest
Into the Wood
- Next quest
Look to the Stars
Paying Respects
A Recipe for Trouble
Blessings of the Wood
Talk of the Town
A Sight Unseen
Back Where it Belongs
Not Unfamiliar
Suit Up
Delivery Time
Out on One's Own
One Last Bite
- Patch
- 5.0
Main Scenario Progress: 597 / 960 (62.2%)
Shadowbringers Progress: 56 / 157 (35.7%)
“Cymet is staring intently in your general direction.
— In-game description
Rewards
Steps
Journal
- Cymet is staring intently in your general direction.
Dialogue
Quest Acceptance
Cymet: This way, um... What is your name?
Cymet: [Forename]? ...And this is a common name nowadays? How times change. But I digress. Come, and be sure to watch your step.
Y'shtola: No dawdling. Once we have learned all we can of the Warden and its whereabouts, we should be on our way. Urianger: For three thousand years did they wait... Incredible. Cymet: If you would hear the tale of our people, speak with Almet. As eldest, she is our voice. Uimet: My apologies for the hostile greeting. It is a miracle our arrows did not find their mark. Minfilia: For a moment, I was worried they wouldn't accept the seal. Thancred: They call themselves Viis, is that right? Not a terribly diverse people from what I can see.
Speak with Almet
Almet: As bearers of the seal, you have a right to know what became of the empire, and my people's purpose here. We are descendants of the palace guard which served under the last emperor. And to this day, we carry on the duty of our forebears, the final decree of His Eminence before Ronka's fall. “By the wisdom of our people was Ronka made to thrive. Such knowledge must never be forgotten, nor may it be suffered to fall into the hands of the wicked. “Keep it secret. Keep it safe. And look to the coming of our allies. Unto them you shall bequeath our all, and thus will Ronka live on.” By his command we have remained in the Rak'tika Greatwood, guardians of Ronka's ruins, and the wisdom held within.
Urianger: I hope thou wilt not think the question impertinent, but did thy people's famed longevity perchance play a part in the emperor's decision to entrust this mission unto thee and thine? Almet: That was one reason, yes. We Viis would easily live to see three of your elven lifetimes. We were also the fiercest fighters. There are none more fit than us to stand watch over the remains of Ronka. Uimet: But our duty has grown ever more perilous in the wake of the Flood. Cymet: Settlements such as this one were plentiful before the Light claimed dominion over the land. But now... Cymet: Fanow is all that remains. Almet: Our numbers dwindle year by year... Almet: Before long, there will be no one left to honor the emperor's wishes. Y'shtola: And you believe we are the allies for whom you have waited? Uimet: You have the seal, do you not!? After three millennia of waiting, that alone is nothing short of a miracle! Truth be told, I had begun to think you would never come! Cymet: Sister! vAlmet: We are glad of your presence here in the Greatwood. The wisdom of Ronka is yours should you wish it. You need only ask.
Almet: You come in search of the Lightwarden... Almet: My apologies, but I do not know where it makes its lair. Uimet, do you recall any sightings of this creature? Uimet: Hmmm... Not these past thirty summers. Minfilia: Thirty? But that would mean... How old are you, exactly? Uimet: ...Young enough to remember! Almet: With age comes knowledge. There may yet be one among us who has seen or heard of the abomination you seek. Y'shtola: We have leave to speak with the other Viis, then? Almet: But of course. Y'shtola: Then we should split up and inquire individually. If someone knows something, I would hear it while there is yet time to act.
===Speak with the residents of Fanow to gather information=== 0/4
Loymet: You search for the Lightwarden? I cannot say I have ever laid eyes on it. Our duty is to protect the ruins, nothing more. We have no need to strike out in search of such a foe.
Korille: An outsider!? B-But how? By the gods─allies of the empire! My sincerest apologies for failing to note your arrival. It was the Warden you wished to know about, yes? My mother─may she rest in peace─told me once of its appearance in these woods. Before settling here in Fanow, she lived in a village near Rak'tika Falls─until it was destroyed by the sin eaters. While out on patrol one day, she spotted a swarm of the abominations, one of which was different from the rest. It was larger, for one thing, but what struck her was the way its fellows seemed to revere it. She was convinced that what she had seen was the Lightwarden. Your exchange with Korille has taught you something about the Lightwarden's possible whereabouts.
Shoina: The Lightwarden? No, I have not seen it. But I have witnessed the horrors of the lesser eaters. How they are wont to hunt in packs and carry off their victims rather than consuming them on the spot. I suspect the Warden is a grotesque, corpulent thing, waiting patiently for its minions to bring its next meal.
Nymet: It was not my intention to pry, but your voices carry far. I know what it is you would ask of me. Unfortunately the answer is no, I have not seen the Lightwarden. I patrol the ruins' perimeter regularly, and if it were hiding nearby, I would know about it.