Quest Quest Group 3413 · Entry #1

Narrow Beach

Kuschel

Objective

The Valencian in the middle of the narrow beach seems to be surprised that I made it in.
Talk to Kuschel;

Requirements & Objectives

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Adventurer Gates

Level 56+

Encounters

Rewards

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Other Rewards

  • Quest Reward Contribution EXP +33

Dialogue

Villager Dialogue
Who are you? I don't seem to recognize you.
You must be a foreigner.
How did you get in?
We've been confined on this narrow beach ever since we got here.
Villager Dialogue (Alt)
You're a strange person indeed.
Villager Completion
Is there a way out that we don't know of?

Related Quests

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Quest Group Entries

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  • Narrow Beach #1 The Valencian in the middle of the narrow beach seems to be surprised that I made it in. Current
  • Confined #2 The Valencian asked you to find out if there is another way out of here.
  • Their Identity #3 The Valencians seem to be upset that they have been confined and unable to progress further in their research....
  • Research Sample of a Monster #4 Something seems to have caught the attention of the Valencian at an unexpected place. Obtain a sample of the "...
  • Another Being #5 The Valencian who introduced himself as Kuschel believes that you brought him samples the people who have conf...
  • Talking Solves Problems #6 Kuschel wants to solve the problem by talking to the people who have confined his team. Talk to them and see i...
  • [Repeat] Those Who Are Unwilling to Talk.. #7 It was impossible for the two groups to have a conversation. Kuschel asked you to help him and his team to get...

Details

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Contacts

Villager Giver Villager Turn-in

Summary

Is there a way out that we don't know of?