Pilgrim's Regress
Pilgrim's Regress
- Quest giver
- Seigetsu the Enlightened
- Location
- The Azim Steppe (X:5.8, Y:23.4)
- Quest line
Namazu Quests
┗ Namazu Daily Quests- Level
- 60
“Seigetsu the Enlightened has a grand scheme up his wee sleeve.
※Please note that the difficulty of this quest has been synced to your current level. Furthermore, you may not proceed with a class or job that is different from when you accepted this quest.— In-game description
Rewards
Steps
- With the chat mode in Say, enter any phrase containing “his whiskers” at the designated location near Chakha Zoh to show reverence for the Big One.
- With the chat mode in Say, enter any phrase containing “his whiskers” at the designated location near Hak Khaal to show reverence for the Big One.
- Report to Seigetsu the Enlightened.
Journal
- Seigetsu the Enlightened has a grand scheme up his wee sleeve.
- ※Please note that the difficulty of this quest has been synced to your current level. Furthermore, you may not proceed with a class or job that is different from when you accepted this quest.
Dialogue
Seigetsu the Enlightened: Aha, just the long-legged associate I was searching for. I have devised an addition to our event schedule. A pilgrimage! I trust you are available to participate?
Seigetsu the Enlightened: As you are doubtless aware, the Namazu tribe originated on this very steppe, and traces of our heritage remain to this day. The pilgrimage will involve paying visit to those spiritual locations where our ancestors once trod. Well, swam. You take my meaning.
Seigetsu the Enlightened: Our traditions include a particular orison: "In his whiskers' name." Speak these words where the Hak Khaal cascades into the Sea of Blades, and at the shrine of Chakha Zoh. Of course, you are free to embellish on the prayer if you find it lacking in sophistication. I often do myself.
At Chakha Zoh
(Optional) Chakha Zoh Guard: Here we honor noble Chakha, so she may rest ever in glory. Never shall those who come to pay respects be turned away.
System: With the chat mode in Say, use your keyboard or the software keyboard to enter any phrase containing "his whiskers" to show your reverence for the Big One.
Chakha Zoh Guard: Several Namazu have come here recently, speaking words solemn and strange -- much like you did just now. It would seem that this place holds some significance to them.
Chakha Zoh Guard: What that might be, I cannot imagine. Chakha Zoh enshrines the bones of the wyrmslayer Chakha, a woman bold yet wise. She was by no means an associate of the Namazu.
At the Hak Khaal spillway
(Optional) Namazu Pilgrim: This is apparently one of the Namazu's most holy, holiest of places. I will pray with gusto! In his whiskers' name, yes, yes.
System: With the chat mode in Say, enter any phrase containing "his whiskers" to show your reverence for the Big One.
Namazu Pilgrim: Oh, are you a fellow pilgrim? According to Seigetsu the Enlightened, long, long ago this was the site of a fierce battle between clansmen.
Namazu Pilgrim: The victors became our Namazu ancestors. Yes, yes. The others swam down this waterfall in defeat, and eventually became underworld catfish. But could catfish really live beneath the ground? It seems unrealistic to me.
At Dhoro Iloh
Seigetsu the Enlightened: As always, I appreciate your cooperation in journeying to the locales I specified. Your efforts have played a vital role in convincing our participants that they are authentic spiritual sites.
Seigetsu the Enlightened: Please avert your disapproving glare. Pilgrimages require holy sites. It is hardly my fault that no written records regarding those of antiquity are extant.
Seigetsu the Enlightened: In any case, the authenticity of the sites is irrelevant so long as pilgrims have a meaningful spiritual experience on which to build. Hingan traditions may be sophisticated now, but their ancients found spirituality through the worship of mountains, trees, and even fish. Fish!
