Errand
Chronicle 1501 · Entry #12
Travel Log of Golden Sunset
Dichzy Borne
Objective
The Golden Sunset's log is engraved on Lema Borne's tombstone. Report back to Dichzy Borne NPC Knowledge.
Report back to Dichzy Borne NPC Knowledge;
Dialogue
Stake
Dialogue
The following text is engraved on the tombstone:
- Excerpt from the "Travel Log of the Golden Sunset"-
The beginning of our journey began with an old map
my good friend Lancelot Bartali brought to me.
When Lancelot was captured by the Vell Pirates,
he managed to snatch an old map before making his escape.
The map contained information regarding
a secret route across the uncharted sea,
past the deep sea trenches,
to an ancient shrine where glittering gold and treasure lie await.
Lancelot and I built a beautiful ship,
the Golden Sunset, and planned our journey.
To keep the map safe, we divided the treasure map into three pieces and split them:
one for Lancelot, one for me, and one to be hidden across the sea.
However, before we reached the ancient shrine, we were attacked by pirates
and the Golden Sunset sunk to the depths of the sea.
- Excerpt from the "Travel Log of the Golden Sunset"-
The beginning of our journey began with an old map
my good friend Lancelot Bartali brought to me.
When Lancelot was captured by the Vell Pirates,
he managed to snatch an old map before making his escape.
The map contained information regarding
a secret route across the uncharted sea,
past the deep sea trenches,
to an ancient shrine where glittering gold and treasure lie await.
Lancelot and I built a beautiful ship,
the Golden Sunset, and planned our journey.
To keep the map safe, we divided the treasure map into three pieces and split them:
one for Lancelot, one for me, and one to be hidden across the sea.
However, before we reached the ancient shrine, we were attacked by pirates
and the Golden Sunset sunk to the depths of the sea.
Stake
Dialogue (Alt)
(An excerpt from the travel log of Golden Sunset
is engraved on the gravestone.)
is engraved on the gravestone.)
Dichzy Borne
Completion
This is the piece of a map I found in my father's pocket.
Perhaps it's one of the three pieces of the map to the ancient shrine.
This is such a precious keepsake for me,
but I also wanted to give it to an aspiring and ambitious adventurer like yourself.
I believe it'll be of more use if you were to have it.
Perhaps it's one of the three pieces of the map to the ancient shrine.
This is such a precious keepsake for me,
but I also wanted to give it to an aspiring and ambitious adventurer like yourself.
I believe it'll be of more use if you were to have it.
Other Errands in This Chronicle
20 further errands share this chronicle — the same travelers, the same stretch of road.
- #1 I Knew This Day Would Come
- #2 Just Like in His Novel
- #3 Literary Muse
- #4 Underwater Cave Exploration
- #5 The Man Who Bought an Island
- #6 It's a Done Deal
- #7 A Ship in Distress in the Peyon Sea
- #8 The Designer of Fintomaria
- #9 Dream Crushed by Cox Pirates
- #10 The First Sailboat Bound to Margoria
- #11 Lema Borne and Lancelot Bartali
- #13 Dichzy Borne's Present
- #14 Destination on an Unfinished Map
- #15 Grotesque Trench
- #16 A Paradise in the Vadabin Sea
- #17 Shipwrecked Katio
- #18 Reluctantly Helping Katio
- #19 Completed Map, Toward the Ancient Shrine
- #20 The Discovered and Undiscovered
- #21 First Time in Margoria
Details
| Chronicle | 1501 |
| Entry | 12 |
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Dichzy BorneLema Island Node Manager
Summary
This is the piece of a map I found in my father's pocket.
Perhaps it's one of the three pieces of the map to the ancient shrine.
This is such a precious keepsake for me,
but I also wanted to give it to an aspiring and ambitious adventurer like yourself.
I believe it'll be of more use if you were to have it.
Perhaps it's one of the three pieces of the map to the ancient shrine.
This is such a precious keepsake for me,
but I also wanted to give it to an aspiring and ambitious adventurer like yourself.
I believe it'll be of more use if you were to have it.