Quest
Quest Group 3126 · Entry #6
Walk to the Grave
Philaberto Falasi
Objective
You handed over the journal to Delphad Castillion of the Kalis Parliament but he doesn't seem to be pleased. Still, you've successfully completed your mission, so return to Falasi.
Return to Falasi and tell him what happened;
Requirements & Objectives
Known requirements and objectives for this quest. Some seasonal, date, or branch conditions may still apply.
Encounters
- Meet Philaberto Falasi Epheria Building Manager
Rewards
Rewards this quest can give. Choice rewards are marked separately.
Item Rewards
- Quest Reward Golden Pearl ×2
Other Rewards
- Quest Reward Philaberto Falasi Amity +40 Epheria Building Manager
- Quest Reward Contribution EXP +36
Dialogue
Delphad Castillion
Dialogue
(Castillion is examining the journal carefully.)
This... This is absurd.
It's been ages since the legendary sea monster
disappeared from the ocean.
Immortality? Fossilized blood?
I can't believe they're going after a mere myth.
This is our golden chance
and it's what will sow the seed of disharmony NPC Item among the pirates. Look here.
The ocean is trapped in time by the blood of the monster,
the blood it bled when it put the ancient civilization to sleep.
The ocean's rough storms will make you blind
and freeze you with aching cold, slowly pushing you into darkness.
If everyone refuses to dive into this ocean,
who will find the fossilized blood?
If this fossilized blood is as valuable as they say,
wouldn't everyone be willing to go to the bottom of the ocean?
This shows that they don't really believe in the myth.
They're refusing to dive down because they think it's a waste of time.
We'll send people as well,
since our soldiers will not be afraid to dive down!
We'll subjugate the pirates and investigate the ocean floor.
What about you? Do you believe in this story?
This... This is absurd.
It's been ages since the legendary sea monster
disappeared from the ocean.
Immortality? Fossilized blood?
I can't believe they're going after a mere myth.
This is our golden chance
and it's what will sow the seed of disharmony NPC Item among the pirates. Look here.
The ocean is trapped in time by the blood of the monster,
the blood it bled when it put the ancient civilization to sleep.
The ocean's rough storms will make you blind
and freeze you with aching cold, slowly pushing you into darkness.
If everyone refuses to dive into this ocean,
who will find the fossilized blood?
If this fossilized blood is as valuable as they say,
wouldn't everyone be willing to go to the bottom of the ocean?
This shows that they don't really believe in the myth.
They're refusing to dive down because they think it's a waste of time.
We'll send people as well,
since our soldiers will not be afraid to dive down!
We'll subjugate the pirates and investigate the ocean floor.
What about you? Do you believe in this story?
Delphad Castillion
Dialogue (Alt)
I'll keep the journal. We will have to
do some more analysis on the journal, but I'm sure it'll be useful.
do some more analysis on the journal, but I'm sure it'll be useful.
Philaberto Falasi
Completion
So the pirates were after something completely different.
I've heard stories of it as well.
The glorious ancient civilization of the Epheria Sea
and the monster that sank the civilization to the bottom of the ocean.
It will no longer be a myth if the "traces of blood" are found.
I do not know what value the fossil will have...
But it'll mean that the monster has roamed our seas
and there's a chance that it might appear again.
I can't believe the Trina Knights are willing to send soldiers down
to that dangerous place when even pirates are refusing to do so.
Even if the fossilized blood is worth more than we can imagine, I do not understand.
What are the Trina Knights thinking?
I've heard stories of it as well.
The glorious ancient civilization of the Epheria Sea
and the monster that sank the civilization to the bottom of the ocean.
It will no longer be a myth if the "traces of blood" are found.
I do not know what value the fossil will have...
But it'll mean that the monster has roamed our seas
and there's a chance that it might appear again.
I can't believe the Trina Knights are willing to send soldiers down
to that dangerous place when even pirates are refusing to do so.
Even if the fossilized blood is worth more than we can imagine, I do not understand.
What are the Trina Knights thinking?
Related Quests
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Earlier Steps
Quest Group Entries
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- Falasi's Marine #1 After hearing the story of the marines and pirates, Falasi said he came up with a small plan to harass the pir...
- Dangerous-looking Supplies #2 Gruntie explained why he was nicknamed that way, and told you Falasi's plan to plunder the Gray Fog. Visit the...
- Across the Moonlit Sea #3 They say the pirates' plunder journal can be found somewhere unexpected. Obtain the journal and go to the plac...
- Plunder the Gray Fog! #4 The Keeper of Keys seemed to be quite drunk already. Obtain the key by giving him Kanpacho's Hard Liquor and f...
- The Hidden Fossilized Blood #5 The Cox Pirates were actually in search of traces of blood left by the mythical sea monster when it sank the a...
- Walk to the Grave #6 You handed over the journal to Delphad Castillion of the Kalis Parliament but he doesn't seem to be pleased. S... Current
Details
| Quest Group | 3126 |
| Entry | 6 |
Summary
So the pirates were after something completely different.
I've heard stories of it as well.
The glorious ancient civilization of the Epheria Sea
and the monster that sank the civilization to the bottom of the ocean.
It will no longer be a myth if the "traces of blood" are found.
I do not know what value the fossil will have...
But it'll mean that the monster has roamed our seas
and there's a chance that it might appear again.
I can't believe the Trina Knights are willing to send soldiers down
to that dangerous place when even pirates are refusing to do so.
Even if the fossilized blood is worth more than we can imagine, I do not understand.
What are the Trina Knights thinking?
I've heard stories of it as well.
The glorious ancient civilization of the Epheria Sea
and the monster that sank the civilization to the bottom of the ocean.
It will no longer be a myth if the "traces of blood" are found.
I do not know what value the fossil will have...
But it'll mean that the monster has roamed our seas
and there's a chance that it might appear again.
I can't believe the Trina Knights are willing to send soldiers down
to that dangerous place when even pirates are refusing to do so.
Even if the fossilized blood is worth more than we can imagine, I do not understand.
What are the Trina Knights thinking?