Errand Chronicle 1501 · Entry #10

The First Sailboat Bound to Margoria

Dichzy Borne

Objective
Yiscule NPC Knowledge's shipbuilding business would not have existed if it were not for the great teachings of Lema Borne, the great explorer. Investigate Lema Borne's ship, the Margoria-bound Golden Sunset.
Investigate the shipwrecked Golden Sunset;
Dialogue
Yiscule Dialogue
Captain Lema Borne taught me everything about shipbuilding.
He was such a skilled explorer and craftsman.
Some of Lema Borne's finest achievements are
discovering this very island, and designing the Golden Sunset.
The Golden Sunset was a fine ship with an impressively large mast.
We thought the ship would even be able to sail the Margoria without trouble.
Unfortunately, the ship sank on her maiden voyage.
We were shocked!
Even I don't know why the ship sank.
I do have the location of the shipwreck...shall I tell you where it sank?
You may find this information useful.
Yiscule Dialogue (Alt)
The Margoria-bound Golden Sunset sunk on her maiden voyage.
I still find it hard to believe that something like that happened...
Dichzy Borne Completion
The name's Dichzy Borne NPC Knowledge.
Son of a great explorer, Lema Borne. That's me, Dichzy Borne.
Other Errands in This Chronicle

20 further errands share this chronicle — the same travelers, the same stretch of road.

Details
Chronicle1501
Entry10
Quest Giver
  • Yiscule
    Cox Pirate Island Blacksmith
Turn-in
Summary
The name's Dichzy Borne NPC Knowledge.
Son of a great explorer, Lema Borne. That's me, Dichzy Borne.