Into the World

What do you want? Can't you see I'm busy? If you want something, speak up! Otherwise, get out!

"I'm also one of the members. You should help me travel the world!"

I'm too busy. Go and find someone else?

(This quest may only be undertaken by a Dwarven character of level 3 and above.)

You've got some nerve addressing an elder like that!

So, you want to broaden your horizons, eh? Ha! Even if you could afford to travel, Maphr couldn't keep you safe out there!

I admire your courage and ambition, but it takes more than those things to travel, my friend! I'll tell you what!

Pass a Test that I give you and I'll pay your way to Giran. Do you understand?

All I ask is that you obtain the endorsement of Warehouse Chief Reed. I must warn you, he's not easily impressed. Now get going!

Speak with Warehouse Chief Reed in the village and obtain his acknowledgement so that you can go out into the world.

Hey, I'm busy... Huh? You're back already? Did Reed give you his OK? What are you up to?

"I did what he asked."

Damn that Reed! He knows better than that...

Well, I suppose I'll do it since I gave you my word. Your abilities may be suspect, but your luck is certainly holding out!

I've given you a scroll called Scroll of Escape: Giran. Have you ever used a Scroll of Escape? Double-click the scroll and it will take you to the village. I've been saving this one for a special occasion! This scroll allows you to go directly to Giran Castle Town, but it will only work once, so use it carefully! I know you can't wait to get to the thriving metropolis of Giran, right? Ha!

I've also given you the Mark of the Traveler. When you're ready to return to this village, visit Trader Galladucci at the Prestigious Items Hall. Show him this and he'll help you return here. I pray that Maphr is always watching over you!

Not all Dwarves are allowed in our Iron Gate Guild. Why have you come here?

"To tell you of Silver Scale Balanki's work."

I can't believe Balanki fell for it, you silver-tongued devil! I can't believe that you survived, let alone kept your adena! He must be losing his touch! Ha!

You know, I really like you! I'm going to help you, but you must pretend to do something in return to keep up appearances. Balanki considers appearances very important!

Now, did you see Priest of the Earth Gerald at this town's entrance? You should give this to him. He loves it even more than I do.

Try to find out from him who is getting the right to strip mine mithril. I certainly won't blame you if you can't get this information. It's a very sensitive matter. I hope you don't mind me asking this of you...

Speak with Priest of the Earth Gerald at the entrance of the town. Don't tell him I sent you, either! Understand?!

Give him this necklace and he'll probably tell you the secret.

You're back already? So, what did Gerald say about the rights to strip mine? Did he like the necklace?

Tell him the hint that Gerald gave you.

Oh, he's so mysterious! But that hint should be enough, shouldn't it? Are there any more popular or virtuous Dwarves in this town than I?

So Gerald thinks that I should make more contributions in the future, eh? Well, that's no problem... I think I know what will make him happy. Anyway, good job!

Tell Balanki that I'm OK, and you have a safe and enjoyable trip!

It's about time you got going, isn't it?!

What are you still doing here? Go to Balanki and tell him that I'm OK.

Why? Are you here to make a contribution to Maphr?

"Here's the gift. Who has the right to strip mine?"

Very nice! Maphr should be pleased.

It's not from you, eh? I think I know who would send me this kind of gift and ask you to find out such a thing. Well, thanks for the gift, but I can't tell you who has the right to strip mine. However, I will give you a hint for the person who gave me this gift. Tell him that the right to strip mine goes to whoever can afford to make enough contributions to Maphr, and whoever has enough wealth, popularity and virtue to operate the mine.

Thank him for the gift and tell him to bring by contributions for Maphr anytime.

Where's the gift? I don't see one. Do you dare to trifle with a priest of the earth? What kind of person would ask about the right to strip mine without giving a gift to Maphr?

You again, huh?! Although I'll consider the right to strip mine more in the future, tell whoever sent this gift that he has a slight chance to strip mine the mithril this time. Bring me more gifts when you can.