Quest
Quest Group 7122 · Entry #9
Resolving Curiosity
A Curious Child
Objective
Tell the curious child what you've heard and learned so far.
Tell the curious child about the stories you've heard;
Requirements & Objectives
Known requirements and objectives for this quest. Some seasonal, date, or branch conditions may still apply.
Encounters
- Meet Villager
Rewards
Rewards this quest can give. Choice rewards are marked separately.
Item Rewards
- Quest Reward Dragon Scale Fossil ×5
Other Rewards
- Quest Reward Contribution EXP +33
Dialogue
Bamam
Dialogue
I can tell that you're really interested into the story.
Very well, then. I will tell you what happened next.
The ones who banished Muuarak realized that they had made a mistake,
and searched for Muuarak
Unfortunately, Muuarak was nowhere to be found.
Only after they sincerely apologized to Muuarak's daughter,
that they were finally able to find the place with blessed rain.
The child's mother is actually the granddaughter of Muuarak.
I think she's unable to finish telling the story to her daughter,
because it hurts to think about her banished grandfather and her unfortunate mother...
Very well, then. I will tell you what happened next.
The ones who banished Muuarak realized that they had made a mistake,
and searched for Muuarak
Unfortunately, Muuarak was nowhere to be found.
Only after they sincerely apologized to Muuarak's daughter,
that they were finally able to find the place with blessed rain.
The child's mother is actually the granddaughter of Muuarak.
I think she's unable to finish telling the story to her daughter,
because it hurts to think about her banished grandfather and her unfortunate mother...
Bamam
Dialogue (Alt)
I've told you everything.
Now go tell this to the child.
Now go tell this to the child.
Villager
Completion
I never knew our family went through such troubled times.
Now I understand why my mother was so sad.
From now on I'll stop asking my mother about that
and work hard to make my mother proud.
This here is something I found while playing in the village.
Thank you for telling me what happened!
Now I understand why my mother was so sad.
From now on I'll stop asking my mother about that
and work hard to make my mother proud.
This here is something I found while playing in the village.
Thank you for telling me what happened!
Related Quests
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Earlier Steps
Quest Group Entries
Other entries in the same quest group, shown in in-game order. Check each quest page for its own requirements.
- Curiously Curious #1 The child at the Duvencrune fabric workshop grew up listening to her mother talk about the legend of the Shere...
- Causality of History #2 Bamam said she cannot share historical information to an outsider. Instead, she said you should learn about th...
- Rinta's Story #3 Rinta enthusiastically explained details about the history of Drieghan. Rinta recommends for you to go to the...
- About a Particular Book #4 The Library Manager directed you to a bookshelf where the Drieghan history book is located. Look for the Drieg...
- Torn History Book #5 You carefully read the book, and noticed that some of the pages were torn. Go to Bamam to learn more about the...
- Earning Bamam's Trust #6 Go to the altar Bamam mentioned and honor Sherekhan.
- The Rowdy Black Spirit #7 The Black Spirit said it feels a strange energy from a nearby place. Go to the place the Black Spirit is talki...
- Story about the Wanderers #8 Find and talk to Muuarak, and then tell Bamam what you've heard so far.
- Resolving Curiosity #9 Tell the curious child what you've heard and learned so far. Current
Details
| Quest Group | 7122 |
| Entry | 9 |
Contacts
Summary
I never knew our family went through such troubled times.
Now I understand why my mother was so sad.
From now on I'll stop asking my mother about that
and work hard to make my mother proud.
This here is something I found while playing in the village.
Thank you for telling me what happened!
Now I understand why my mother was so sad.
From now on I'll stop asking my mother about that
and work hard to make my mother proud.
This here is something I found while playing in the village.
Thank you for telling me what happened!