Errand
Chronicle 3128 · Entry #9
Reclaimed Peace, and Uneasiness
Philaberto Falasi
Objective
The spirit left, but the Black Spirit NPC Knowledge said it feels uneasy. Go back to Falasi and tell him about your adventure out at sea.
Tell Falasi what happened on your sea adventure;
Dialogue
Philaberto Falasi
Dialogue
So, the spirit is gone now and the people here will no longer suffer.
We should get back to Falasi.
We should get back to Falasi.
Philaberto Falasi
Dialogue (Alt)
Let's go back to Port Epheria and talk to Falasi.I feel a little uneasy about staying here any longer...
Philaberto Falasi
Completion
I see.
There was a curse on the seas near Epheria,
but the curse was that of a restless spirit and not a curse from the ancients.
The restless spirit was the captain of a group of sea voyagers with advanced technology
whom were massacred and falsely labeled as pirates to justify the bloodshed.
If our ancestors weren't gripped by fear, they could've learned from the voyagers
and our own civilization could have developed in a very different way.
I would like to reveal the truth of what happened, but too much time has passed.
Who would believe us, even if we had a letter from a hundred years ago as proof?
I wonder what happened to the little monster Vellalops.
Do you think it made it back to Margoria?
I feel a little uneasy about the thought that the monster could be related
to the monster that literally sunk an entire civilization,
and that it could still be alive.
I hope that it is not true.
If it is, there might be a possibility that the monster might come back to strike again.
There was a curse on the seas near Epheria,
but the curse was that of a restless spirit and not a curse from the ancients.
The restless spirit was the captain of a group of sea voyagers with advanced technology
whom were massacred and falsely labeled as pirates to justify the bloodshed.
If our ancestors weren't gripped by fear, they could've learned from the voyagers
and our own civilization could have developed in a very different way.
I would like to reveal the truth of what happened, but too much time has passed.
Who would believe us, even if we had a letter from a hundred years ago as proof?
I wonder what happened to the little monster Vellalops.
Do you think it made it back to Margoria?
I feel a little uneasy about the thought that the monster could be related
to the monster that literally sunk an entire civilization,
and that it could still be alive.
I hope that it is not true.
If it is, there might be a possibility that the monster might come back to strike again.
Other Errands in This Chronicle
8 further errands share this chronicle — the same travelers, the same stretch of road.
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| Chronicle | 3128 |
| Entry | 9 |
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Philaberto FalasiEpheria Building Manager
Summary
I see.
There was a curse on the seas near Epheria,
but the curse was that of a restless spirit and not a curse from the ancients.
The restless spirit was the captain of a group of sea voyagers with advanced technology
whom were massacred and falsely labeled as pirates to justify the bloodshed.
If our ancestors weren't gripped by fear, they could've learned from the voyagers
and our own civilization could have developed in a very different way.
I would like to reveal the truth of what happened, but too much time has passed.
Who would believe us, even if we had a letter from a hundred years ago as proof?
I wonder what happened to the little monster Vellalops.
Do you think it made it back to Margoria?
I feel a little uneasy about the thought that the monster could be related
to the monster that literally sunk an entire civilization,
and that it could still be alive.
I hope that it is not true.
If it is, there might be a possibility that the monster might come back to strike again.
There was a curse on the seas near Epheria,
but the curse was that of a restless spirit and not a curse from the ancients.
The restless spirit was the captain of a group of sea voyagers with advanced technology
whom were massacred and falsely labeled as pirates to justify the bloodshed.
If our ancestors weren't gripped by fear, they could've learned from the voyagers
and our own civilization could have developed in a very different way.
I would like to reveal the truth of what happened, but too much time has passed.
Who would believe us, even if we had a letter from a hundred years ago as proof?
I wonder what happened to the little monster Vellalops.
Do you think it made it back to Margoria?
I feel a little uneasy about the thought that the monster could be related
to the monster that literally sunk an entire civilization,
and that it could still be alive.
I hope that it is not true.
If it is, there might be a possibility that the monster might come back to strike again.