Words Are Trivial

Words Are Trivial

Quest giver

Gascot

Location

The Azim Steppe (X:33.2, Y:27.8)

Level

65

Experience

 26,250

Gil

 800

Previous quest

A Season for War
Words Are Very Unnecessary

Next quest

Words Are Meaningless

Patch

4.0

“

Gascot is raring to get started with his studies.

— In-game description

Rewards

Choose one of the following options:

• 1   Star Spinel Ring of Fending
• 1   Star Spinel Ring of Slaying
• 1   Star Spinel Ring of Aiming
• 3   Savage Might Materia V

Steps

• Gather information in Reunion.

• Report to Gascot.

• Reassure Cotota with a wordless “You can trust /me.”

• Speak with Gascot.

Journal

• Gascot is raring to get started with his studies.

• Gascot enlists your aid to find out more about how Qestir communicate with each other. Rather surprisingly, he is actually aware of his less-than-favorable reputation amongst the locals and feels your help is vital. You agree to lend him a hand and question the Au Ra in Reunion on his behalf.

• Some of the locals are not especially keen to help when it becomes apparent you are assisting Gascot. However, you are still able to learn a few facts concerning Qestiri customs. Namely, that Reunion is a place where all Xaela put their tribal rivalries to one side to interact peacefully, and that the Qestir really do not ever speak.

• As instructed by Gascot, you approach Cotota in the hopes of gaining her trust. She initially seems confused by your approach, and just as you feel you are on the verge of a breakthrough, you are interrupted by none other than the blundering merchant himself.

• Gascot unleashes his interpretation of the Bomb Dance on his unsuspecting victims inside the khan's tent. Their response to this disturbance of the peace is unsurprisingly rather negative. Gascot bids you leave the area and regroup to consider just what went wrong.

• While Gascot is aware his dance did not go down well, he is perplexed as to why. Supposedly he received a very favorable reception when he performed it in front of several Qestiri onlookers earlier. Regardless, he notes that the experience has at least taught him something about the local culture and he shall continue his endeavor to find a way of effectively expressing himself.