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Good, Honest Dirt

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Good, Honest Dirt

Quest giver
Sylgran
Location
Kholusia (X:18.5, Y:17.9)
Quest line
Kholusian Sidequests
┗ Kholusia Sidequests
Level
70
Required quest
Main Scenario Quest The View from Above
Experience
Experience 54,000-57,240
Gil
Gil 606
Patch
5.0
Links
EDB GT TC

Sylgran is looking for a second opinion.

— In-game description

Steps

  • Inspect dirt mounds.

Journal

  • Sylgran is looking for a second opinion.

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Sylgran: Greetings, stranger, and well met. They say folk don't often go out of their way to visit Amity. Me, though, I came here with a mind to raise crops.
Sylgran: ...What, you don't think a man could farm this land? Well, you seem like a well-traveled [lass/lad].
Sylgran: Why don't you head over to my “field” back there, and take a look for yourself. I'd be curious to know what you think my chances are of taming this barren soil... 
(Optional)
Sylgran: My “field” is just over yonder. It's not much more than a few mounds of dirt at the moment, but a man has to start somewhere, eh?

Inspecting dirt mounds

System: The dirt is bone dry...
System: A tiny sprout has emerged, but is already beginning to wilt.
System: Even weeds refuse to grow here...
System: Nothing seems to be growing here...
System: The dirt has hardened and cracked...

Speaking with Sylgran

Sylgran: So, what did you think of my crop?
Sylgran: Oho, one of the seeds had sprouted? That's wonderful news! I had no such luck with my previous attempt.
Sylgran: Aye, even a small victory like that is worthy of celebration─it brings me one step closer to turning my little plot into the farmer's field I now dream of...
Sylgran: ...A dream some say will never come true. And yet scratching here in the dirt has already brought me more fulfillment than I ever felt from the empty life I lived in Eulmore.
Sylgran: Not that I wasn't terrified when they first kicked me out the gate, mind you! Exiled over some petty disagreement, and destitute but for the few pieces of jewelry I concealed upon my person...
Sylgran: The sale of those trinkets brought in some meager wealth, which has largely gone towards my agricultural endeavor.
Sylgran: Thus, should my crops fail to produce a harvest ere my funds are depleted, I shall be left with nothing in this world. Ah, I have never felt so alive! Here, friend─a few coins for your services.