Errand Chronicle 22226 · Entry #3

[King's Key] Branded

Philabeh Falasi

Objective
Ask Philaberto Falasi NPC Knowledge, who oversees Port Epheria, about the court painter of old.
Ask Philaberto Falasi NPC Knowledge about the court painter of old;
Dialogue
Ausonio Trevisan Dialogue
Were the rumors of it being burnt naught but lies?
Regardless, get this cursed piece out of my sight!
But if you must, go head over to Port Epheria.
Some of the older folk there may recollect something from that time.
Ausonio Trevisan Dialogue (Alt)
But if you must, go head over to Port Epheria.
Some of the older folk there may recollect something from that time.
Sub NPC Completion
That frame... brings me back...
If I may, would you mind letting me take a better look at that?
Ahh... Truly... even though the years have long passed...
You really are her, aren't you?
Your Royal Highness... it is truly... my greatest honor...
for my eyes to behold you once more before I pass.
Long ago, during King Dahad Seric's reign, I served as his court painter.
While the rumors speak of my untimely death after painting a cursed painting...
It was King Dahad himself who spared my life in secret.
For the painting once held by that frame... was requested by His Royal Majesty himself.
Unfortunately... I was arrested by the inquisitors of the Church of Elion.
My crime? Daring to sign my name to the piece as a lowborn court painter...
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Summary
That frame... brings me back...
If I may, would you mind letting me take a better look at that?
Ahh... Truly... even though the years have long passed...
You really are her, aren't you?
Your Royal Highness... it is truly... my greatest honor...
for my eyes to behold you once more before I pass.
Long ago, during King Dahad Seric's reign, I served as his court painter.
While the rumors speak of my untimely death after painting a cursed painting...
It was King Dahad himself who spared my life in secret.
For the painting once held by that frame... was requested by His Royal Majesty himself.
Unfortunately... I was arrested by the inquisitors of the Church of Elion.
My crime? Daring to sign my name to the piece as a lowborn court painter...