Quest Quest Group 725 · Entry #1

Pride of the Outback

Neruda Shen

Objective

The Black Spirit NPC Knowledge says that you have made great contributions to Mediah, and if you go to Neruda Shen in Altinova, something good will happen.

※ If you complete this quest, you will get a special Title and Social Action.

Talk to Neruda Shen;

Requirements & Objectives

Known requirements and objectives for this quest. Some seasonal, date, or branch conditions may still apply.

Encounters

Dialogue

Neruda Shen Dialogue
Keek, Keek. What a great adventure, my partner.
There is no place in Mediah we cannot upend.
Rumors about you are spreading throughout Mediah.
Even the one who lives on the topmost place in Altinova has heard of you.
They are calling you; you should go to them.
If you go there, something good might happen.
Neruda Shen Dialogue (Alt)
Let's go!
To the topmost place in Altinova!
Neruda Shen Completion
I heard that recently a great Adventure has greatly helped Mediah.
I was going to send out summons for you, because I wanted to meet you.
However, you came to me before I could do that,
how fortuitous indeed. It is almost too coincidental.
As the Head of Altinova, I would like to officially acknowledge
Adventurer your great contribution.
From now on, you will be known as the "Pride of the Outback" all throughout Mediah.
Songs of your great deeds will be sung for generations.

Related Quests

Nearby quests from the same group, prerequisite quests, quest chains, challenge links, and branch choices.

Earlier Steps

Details

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Summary

I heard that recently a great Adventure has greatly helped Mediah.
I was going to send out summons for you, because I wanted to meet you.
However, you came to me before I could do that,
how fortuitous indeed. It is almost too coincidental.
As the Head of Altinova, I would like to officially acknowledge
Adventurer your great contribution.
From now on, you will be known as the "Pride of the Outback" all throughout Mediah.
Songs of your great deeds will be sung for generations.