Quest Quest Group 21409 · Entry #9

[Mediah] The Barbarians' Goddess of Darkness

Barbarian

Objective

Allan Serbin NPC Knowledge mentioned that there must be a reason behind the song of Sirare NPC Knowledge's prophecy and the Barbarians who worship Illezra, the Goddess of Darkness. Talk to some of the Barbarians wandering around Altinova.

Talk to the Barbarians about the Goddess of Darkness;

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Allan Serbin Dialogue
I used to be a great warrior, you know. Now the only wound I can inflict on an enemy is a paper cut.
HAHA... ha... Hmm. Ahon shouldn't be so hard on herself.
There's nothing wrong with bestowing love and hope upon a child.
This misfortune is not like anything I've seen before.
She's lost all hope that the child will come back.
OH YEAH! Do you know anything about the song of the Barbarians?
The lyrics talk about a Goddess of Darkness.
I heard that's what the Barbarians call the child.
There must be some reason for that...
Allan Serbin Dialogue (Alt)
Sometimes I like to keep really quiet then scream out suddenly at people passing by. Haha!
Now go and find out why the Barbarians refer to the child as the "Goddess of Darkness".
I won't go anywhere. I promise, HA!
Villager Completion
*Snort* I ain't got nothing to say to anyone that ain't one of my brothers.
*Snort* Go back to yer home land, puny human.

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Summary

*Snort* I ain't got nothing to say to anyone that ain't one of my brothers.
*Snort* Go back to yer home land, puny human.