Dirt and Ashes
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“Word is that Guolgeim seeks an extra pair of hands.
— In-game description
Steps
- Open the crates with a sledgehammer.
- Give the boxes of supplies to Guolgeim.
Journal
- Word is that Guolgeim seeks an extra pair of hands.
- Guolgeim bids you salvage whatever usable still remains at a ruined camp nearby. Open the crates with a sledgehammer and collect the boxes of abandoned supplies.
- The area yields three boxes of supplies, none the worse for wear even after five years. This must have been a camp of considerable size. Perhaps Guilgeim will tell you more when you deliver the haul.
- The ruined site turned out to be none other than the predecessor to the current Revenant's Toll. It does one no good to pick through the detritus of a place that was dear to the heart...
Dialogue
Accepting the Quest
Guolgeim: There's a ruined camp to the west of here. You know the place? Guolgeim: What I do is recover what I can from the site and bring it back here. The gil's good and the work is plentiful, but...I'm feeling a bit done in, to tell the truth. Guolgeim: I could use a little help, if you're looking for some honest work. Use this sledgehammer to break the locks on the crates, and bring back a few of the boxes inside—say, three.
Giving the boxes of supplies to Guolgeim
Guolgeim: You find the crates? Good, good. Let's have what you found inside. <Hand Over Abandoned Supplies> Guolgeim: I ought to be ashamed of myself for hiring another to do my own job, but... there's no cozening myself—it makes me heartsore to go there. The Calamity made it thus. Guolgeim: In case you didn't already know, that was Camp Revenant's Toll, a hub for 'venturers. Many a merry day and night I've spent there. 'Twas my abode at the crossroads. Guolgeim: Never paid much mind to the name of these parts until the Calamity, but...Revenant's Toll. Not exactly a lucky sort of name. Guolgeim: I wish to the Twelve that they had changed it to something else when they built this new camp. Guolgeim: It wearies me, is all...going there and sorting through the mess. Sometimes, I come across something I know well, and I... <sigh> It weighs on my heart.