From Gridania, with Love

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From Gridania, with Love

Quest giver
Miah Molkot
Location
North Shroud (X:22.7, Y:24.2)
Level
37
Experience
Experience 4,370
Gil
Gil 1,478
Previous quest
Side QuestDon't Shut Me Out
Patch
2.0

The incomparable body language of her people says loud and clear that Molkot requries one adventurer, ready to travel, right meow.

— In-game description

Steps

  • Deliver the letter to Belmont at Camp Dragonhead.

Journal

  • The incomparable body language of her people says loud and clear that Molkot requries one adventurer, ready to travel, right meow.
  • With much hissing and spitting, Molkot has decided to commit the White Rams to a struggle that sprawls beyond the Twelveswood into Coerthas. Give her letter to Belmont, and tell him the Rams are with him.
  • You deliver the letter to Belmont, who is thunderstruck to receive word from the leader of the Rams herself. As he in turn pledges himself to the fight, you can almost see the louche swagger of the sellsword fall away from him...

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Miah Molkot: Coerthas and the Twelveswood... Busy little birdies they've been, filling their crop with all manner of juicy worms.
Miah Molkot: Or a juicy something else? How now, there's a thought. They could be extracting crystals from those trees—treats for their big bird, the primal Garuda...
Miah Molkot: Adventurer! Are you as fleet as they say? I've a letter going to Coerthas, for Belmont.
Miah Molkot: And tell that by-blow he can count on us—and that he'd better be as good a tactician as he used to be, even if he sleeps on feathered beds now with a strumpte on each side o' him!

Delivering the letter to Belmont

Belmont: Back, in one piece! Pardon me if I don't ask about the journey, but what did Isaudorel say? Think he can get the White Rams interested?
<Hand over Letter to Belmont>
Belmont: A letter from Molkot? By the Twelve, the Ixal are cutting down trees in the Twelveswood! And to offer the crystals to Garuda—'tis worse than I thought.
Belmont: She said that, eh? S'pose I've been soft long enough. I've eaten my fine table scraps and slept on a feather bed or two, though I won't swear to the other thing. It's the will of the Tweleve, is what this is.
Belmont: The White Rams in the Twelveswood, me in Coerthas...with whoever will join me. The high and mighty houses of Ishgard can go swive 'emselves. We'll stop the Ixal with or without 'em.