Elrokian Hunter's Proof

I'm sorry, but I can't send you on that mission. You got no idea how vicious are those dinosaurs.

(This quest may only be undertaken by a character of level 75 and above.)

Ah, my young adventurer... So, did you have a look around this Primeval Isle? As you probably know already, there are many unique creatures on this island. There is also an ancient race of men, the Elroki tribe. Though they may seem primitive to your eyes in some respects, do not underestimate them! Theirs is a culture rich in history and tradition, and they have skills unknown to more "civilized" races. How else could they have survived all these years surrounded by those vicious dinosaurs?

Ask how the Elrokians manage the dinosaurs.

Once, I accompanied the Elrokians on a dinosaur hunt... It was a remarkable experience!

The Elrokians first weaken the creatures by wielding a strange-looking device unique to their tribe. Are you by chance interested in learning the skill?

"Oh yes! I certainly wish to learn the skill." "No thank you, I'm really not interested in learning any "primitive" skills."

Ah, then you must seek out the leader of the Elroki tribe, Chief Mushika, who once explored with me. Tell him that I sent you and perhaps he will more readily accept you.

"Where is the chief?"

You're totally wrong if you think Elroki tribe is "primitive". Anyway, talk me back when you have changed of opinion.

The chief lives in the Elroki village on the southern Primeval Plains. His people shun outsiders, but you may have some luck if you first contact a native warrior I know, Orahochin, who lives near the foot of the mountain that lies between the southern shore of the Primeval Plains and the Lost Nest.

Did you meet Mushika? Did you discover something about the mysterious skill I told you about?

"I think I have to get close to them in order to do anything. Can you tell me anything else?"

Hmmm, perhaps this will help you forge a bond with the Elrokians... During my explorations of the island, I was gravely wounded -- if not for Mushika, I would have died. He took me back to the Elrokian village, where I stayed while I recovered.

During my time there, I heard of a song called the "Warrior's Song" that supposedly contains all the Elroki tribe's pride, pain and sadness.

They sing this song in both victory and mourning.

If you can learn the song and its meaning, perhaps you can earn the tribe's trust...

"Where can I learn the song?"

Hmmm... A member of my expedition used to speak about an old Elrokian hunter friend of his who knew the song.

"Where can I find that member of your expedition?"

Sadly, he was killed by a Velociraptor not long ago.

...

How unfortunate!

"I'm sorry to hear that, but isn't there another way? I don't want to give up just yet!"

You know, now that I think of it, I remember that he kept a journal...

Perhaps it will contain some clue.

"Where is the journal?"

The Velociraptor destroyed his belongings at the time of the attack. Perhaps it carried away his journal as well...

If you can defeat the Velociraptor, we may be able to get the journal back.

Do you feel you could find his journal -- or whatever remains of it?

"Yes!"

Very good! Then head east to the Lost Nest. Hunt the Velociraptor and bring back the journal pieces. The journal is a total of 50 pages. Good luck!

Good work! You've brought all the journal pieces!

Now I can return this to his family; perhaps it will comfort them to have a memento of my brave friend...

"What does the diary say about the Warrior's Song?"

Hmmm... Let's see here...

-The contents of the journal-

... (omitted)...

There are many ferns here... It is too thick... There are dark places, too...

....(omitted)...

This place is full of dangerous and powerful creatures...

These creatures are not described in any other books I have ever read... Today, 2 of our members were killed.

...(omitted)...

We are lost in the jungle.

How will I return to the camp?

...(omitted)...

Next page.

Is this to be our fate? Lost, pursued by these vicious creatures?

...(omitted)...

We were attacked by more strange creatures, smaller than the others we have seen. These new ones seem to hunt in packs!

I have become separated from my group...

Will I survive?

Next page.

I met a friend today.

He looks just like the creatures living here but he walks upright and seems to possess intelligence.

He used a strange skill to save my life, and shared water and food with me.

If it were not for him, I would not have been able to write these words.

He saved my life.

Next several pages.

(According to the journal, it seems like the writer of this diary spent about a year with the native who saved his life.) The native's name is Kirikachin. A skillful hunter, he is respected by all the natives.

For some reason, however, Kirikachin cannot live in the native village or freely contact his people.

(Was this the result of some sort of duty? Or was it some kind of punishment? It seems as through there is some story concerned with it.)

Next several pages.

(It looks like lonely Kirikachin and the writer of this diary became close friends during their time together, and shared much of their knowledge with each other. My friend taught Kirikachin the famous children's song of Aden, "10 Little Midgets" and learned the "Warrior's Song" from Kirikachin.

One time, he even repaid his debt to Kirikachin by saving his life using a healing technique of Aden. It seems the two men became as close as brothers...)

Next several pages.

(Even after he was found by the expedition, he traveled back and forth to Kirikachin's camp. In fact, it seems like he stayed with Kirikachin more frequently than he did with his fellow explorers.)

Final page.

(The last page is so blood-stained and damaged that its words are illegible. But there appears to be something stuck between the pages: an envelope.)

Remove the envelope.

This is seems to be a letter that my friend wrote to the native.

The diary itself, I must return to his family...

But I think that this letter should be delivered to his native friend.

Would you mind taking it with you, since you must seek out Kirikachin to learn the song?

Oh, outsider... Are there any of your race who know me, Kirikachin? I once had a friend in one such as you, but I can no longer locate him. Have you news of his whereabouts?

(Give him the letter.)

"Unfortunately, he was killed by a Velociraptor."

(As he reads the letter, Kirikachin's hands begin to shake and tears fall onto the page. He sobs softly.)

Put your hand on his shoulder to comfort him.

(Before you can put your hand on his shoulder, Kirikachin suddenly lifts his head and begins to sing. You've never heard this song before, but it is so sad and moving that it brings tears to your eyes.)

Talk to Kirikachin again when he has finished singing.

My heart is saddened, but I know he has gone to his rightful reward. My thanks to you for bringing me this letter -- now I know the truth, and that is some comfort.

How can I repay you for your trouble?

"Please teach me the song that you just sang."

(Kirikachin tells you about the origin and meaning of the song, and the sad fate that has befallen the Elroki tribe whose mighty warriors once sang the song.)

What do you need? Ah, you wish to learn a skill? This is something that just anyone can learn...

And you are an outsider, after all...

"The chief has given me permission. (Hand him the practice trap that Asamah made.)"

Ah, the practice device needed to learn this skill! Only Asamah could have made it; clearly he has accepted your hand in friendship, though you are an outsider.

I'll teach you; listen carefully.

When you have the trap in your hand, you can use 3 types of skills.

You can only use capture skill on the powerful dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus. You must use Kabokula, the first among the 3 skills, to put the dinosaur in a captive state.

To maintain that captive state, however, you must use the appropriate skill for counteracting one of the Tyrannosaurus' 3 kinds of reactions. You will learn when to use which skill through experience.

Whenever you use the 3 types of skills, you will consume a capture stone; therefore, you should prepare enough capture stones for your task.

Now I have told you everything I know...

Your practice device is now useless, so I will take it...

In its place, take this real device and these capture stones. After you have used all the capture stones, buy more from Asamah.

If you lose the device, you may buy another from Asamah -- but take care not to lose it, outsider!

May it brin success in battle and glory in the annals of our tribe!

Oh, outsider... Are there any of your race who know me, Kirikachin? I once had a friend in one such as you, but I can no longer locate him. Have you news of his whereabouts?

Marquez sent you?

Why?

"I would like to learn the mysterious skill of the Elroki for controlling dinosaurs."

How would you know about that skill?

Hmm... I assume Marquez probably told you about it.

I'm sorry, but the skill can only be taught to members of our tribe. It is forbidden to teach it to outsiders.

If you understood our tribe better, as Marquez does, it might be a different matter...

(It seems you must return to Marquez and ask him for advice on how to best interact with the Elroki tribe.)

Stubborn, aren't you? I still have nothing to say to you about those skills!

Sing despite Asamah's hostility.

Where did you learn this song?

It seems like you not only know the melody of it, but that you also understand the spirit and meaning of the song.

When I hear you sing, in fact, it's plain to me that you understand!

Explain hot you learned about Kirikachin and an outsider's friendship.

Oh, that's what happened... I am truly sorry about Kirikachin's friend.

On a happier note... by understanding that song you have shown yourself a true friend of the Elroki tribe.

How can we help you further my friend?

"I want to learn the mysterious skill the Elroki possess for controlling dinosaurs."

Ah, I see -- you need a tool to use the skill.

I can make the tool you need if you can bring me the right materials.

The materials I will require are 10 Ornithomimus claws, 10 Deinonychus bones, and 10 Pachycephalosaurus skins.

Good luck!

Excellent, you have brought all the necessary materials.

Now I ask for vour patience while I work.

This one like this...

And this one, like this...

Then combine all these..

Whew!

Here it is...finished at last.

Take this to Kirikachin, and he will teach you the skill.

Be sure to tell him that I sent you.

Good luck in your studies!

Uhh, Ma...(coughing)...Marquez sent you?

Um...um... (coughing)... Forgive me, I am so very weak... Please speak with my son Asamah...