A Statuesque Interest

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A Statuesque Interest

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Quest giver
Statuesque Broom
Location
Matoya's Cave (X:6.0, Y:5.9)
Level
59
Experience
Experience 13,455
Gil
Gil 577
Previous quest
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Patch
3.0
Links
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The statuesque broom has pure intentions for you.

— In-game description

Walkthrough

  • The Spring water is located at (x6.9, y30.4).
  • Turn in the water to the broom
  • Targeting the broom, use the /cry emote from the emotes menu or by typing the command into a chat bar.

Steps

  • Draw water from the spring situated west of the Answering Quarter.
  • Deliver the cool spring water to the statuesque broom in Matoya's Cave.
  • Show the statuesque broom the legendary water of which he speaks.

Journal

  • The statuesque broom has pure intentions for you.

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Delivering the Spring Water

Performing the Emote

"<gasp> B-Be still my rustling bristles! This is the water of legend...and now I remember its name: tears! The rivulets streaming down your face... So poignant and yet somehow...beautiful. As promised, I will share with you such knowledge as I have received from my mistress. That is, the history of Sharlayan!"
"Prior to the exodus, such knowledge as was conceived here was presented to the Forum, the body of scholars which, for all intents and purposes, rules in the northern motherland. Mistress Matoya was none too fond of them, to put it mildly, for they hindered her research in the name of their so-called laws. Though envy and spite were as often the motive for their actions."
"I am but a simple broom, and I cannot claim to understand my mistress's feelings, but I imagine that it was like getting dust stuck between my bristles. ...Oh? You wished only to know what my mistress desires? I am afraid I cannot tell you, for she never imparted that knowledge to me. Sorry to disappoint!"