Ruffled Feathers
Ruffled Feathers
- Quest giver
- Keitha
- Location
- Central Shroud (X:20, Y:21)
- Level
- 12
- Required items
- 1 Roselet Seed
- Experience
- 5,250
- Gil
- 0
- Previous quest
- Threat Level Elevated
- Next quest
- Leia's Legacy
- Patch
- 2.0
“Keitha, the head wrangler at Bentbranch Meadows, wishes you to gather roselet seeds from which she hopes to extract an oil known to calm agitated chocobos.
— In-game description
Rewards
- Choose one of the following options:
Steps
- Obtain roselet seeds from roselets. 0/6
- Deliver the roselet seeds to Keitha at Bentbranch Meadows.
Journal
- With supplies running low, Keitha is in need of an adventurer to collect roselet seeds, which are used to create an oil that soothes agitated chocobos. Obtain six roselet seeds from the roselets that inhabit the area around Galvanth's Spire.
- You have collected six roselet seeds. Deliver them to Keitha at Bentbranch Meadows.
- Having delivered the roselet seeds to Keitha, the head wrangler admits she is none the wiser as to what might have been troubling her chocobos. She remains hopeful, nevertheless, that the oil obtained from the seeds will help to calm the distressed birds.
Dialogue
Keitha
Seein' as you're here, I've got a favor to ask: gather me six seeds from those plantlike monsters they call roselets.
The oil from them roselet seeds has a calmin' effect on skittish chocobos, see. Any wrangler worth her salt usually has a jar or two lyin' around.
I thought the stock I had would last me a good while, but lately the birds've been as restless as a summer storm.
Chocobos are sensitive creatures at the best o' times, and it ain't unusual for 'em to act a shade agitated all of a sudden... But this is somethin' else.
You'll find them roselets I mentioned up near Galvanth's Spire. Go on now, time's a-wastin'.
Did you have any trouble gettin' them seeds?
Let's see here...one, two, three...yep, there's the full six. Nice big ones, too. We'll squeeze some good oil out o' these.
I still don't have a clue what's been unsettlin' the birds, but whatever it is, hopefully the roselet oil will help calm 'em down a bit...