QuestTo Honor a Sacrifice
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You can only receive this quest when you have completed the following quest(s): Final Words This quest opens access to following quests: Eanna's Ceremony | ||
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| Start NPC: Guard Post Officer Quest stages: Talk to Marian Noryette at the Golden Fable Harbor in Sanddeep.
End NPC: 0 Quest text: Guard Post Officer: Summon Marian Noryette to see the entire conversation, or press G to accept the quest anyway. Player, I don't know what exactly you did there, but you managed to get those Crimson bastards to retreat. Well done! Marian Noryette: There you are! You did great Player and my theory seems to have worked. I didn't spot any other eyes. Guard Post Officer: Eyes? Do tell what those eyes are you are talking about? I have not seen any myself. Marian Noryette: Oh that is hopefully all part of the past now. Did you get Eanna's Crate from the altar, as I ordered? Guard Post Officer: Yes, Lady Marian! My men pushed their way through and retrieved the box you asked for. Guard Post Officer: I will have it delivered to your meeting spot in Sanddeep at once. Marian Noryette: Well done and thank you for your help. Player, let's regather at the usual spot with our friends. Marian Noryette: Hey Player, glad you made it. I started telling everyone about the emotional encounter you had in the Hereafter Rebellion. Eltere: Yeah it sounds pretty wild. You saw Lucius and Eanna talk, huh? What were they saying? Belion: I don't think you should tell us, Player. Whatever you saw must have been very personal and it is not your story to tell. Marian Noryette: I agree with Belion on this. Sorry my dear Player, I hope the burden is not too heavy to carry on your own. Marian Noryette: From the little bit you told me though, it must have been a quite painful memory. I hope Lucius is ok. Mikaella Ynga: Whatever you saw must have happened forever ago though. You don't think he's moved on by now? Marian Noryette: You are one to speak about "moving on". You of all should understand what he must feel like. Mikaella Ynga: I didn't mean it that way, no need to hiss at me! I can tell you one thing though: If it were me, I wish people would remember them. Belion: You have a point there, kid. While all of us certainly know who the Goddess Nui is, barely anyone remembers Eanna. Mikaella Ynga: Yes, it was Eanna who saved all those people from certain death. Her kind heart and caring soul did that, not some magical power she got from the Garden. Marian Noryette: So what do you suggest we do? Mikaella Ynga: We should hold a ceremony for her, to celebrate her life and honor her sacrifice. Mikaella Ynga: That is what I would wish for my father too. For people to remember him as the genius he was and all he did for the greater good of our people. Eltere: Well, you got me all choked up. I say we do it! Marian Noryette: It sounds like a lovely idea, Mikaella, but we should ask Lucius' permission first. If he agrees, we should do it! Crown Prince Isan: For once, I think I might actually agree with you all. To honor her sacrifice is a wonderful gesture. Crown Prince Isan: If Lucius allows us to hold this ceremony, my ambassadors and I would be honored to come pay our respects. Eltere: I can talk to Mahra Nahvi and ask for our tribe to attend the ceremony as well. Eltere: We as people disagree on many things, but this cause we can all support. Belion: Our kin honors our ancestors and many will want to honor her as well. I will inform Ehnoïr about our plan. Cook Kurt: And I will prepare a proper feast for it! Any dietary restrictions? Marian Noryette: Thank you, Kurt. I'm sure whatever you prepare will be delicious as always. I will see that you are supplied with all ingredients needed. Marian Noryette: And as soon as Lucius gives us his blessing, I will have a word with my father, to see if he can invite the King. Marian Noryette: I will send an envoy to invite Queen Amarendra as well. Everyone should be welcome to come celebrate Eanna. Marian Noryette: I think we're all set, Lucius. Are you ready? Lucius Quinto: As ready as I'm going to be. I failed to tell you so far, Marian, but... thank you. |
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28| Level | : 55 |
| Repeat count | : 1 |
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