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==Dialogue==
==Dialogue==
Wulfiue: You must be [Forename]. Brother E-Sumi-Yan sent word to expect you.
Wulfiue: It shall be my pleasure to instruct you on the patterns of gusts and gales.
Wulfiue: Now...how to proceed? Pray forgive my hesitation. It was but recently that I attained the title of Hearer and, well...you are my first student.
Wulfiue: Hmmm... Ah, yes, I believe I have a suitable task for you. To the east of Sweetbloom Pier, there is a small spring, giving rise to a pool. Go there and clear the air of the honeybee swarm which lately took up residence in the area.
Wulfiue: ...You seem uncertain. Mayhap you wonder at the connection between my request and the subject of your study? I sympathize, [Forename]. But trust me, inexperienced though I may seem, this deed will deepen your understanding of wind.
Wulfiue: Welcome back. I take it the bees are no more?
Wulfiue: Tell me, did you happen to notice many of the vilekin's preferred flowers in the vicinity of the spring? I ask because there were none. Strange then, is it not, that the bees should choose to congregate there...
Wulfiue: And what has caused this aberrant behavior? Still your mind and reach out with your senses. Can you feel it? The path of the wind veers from its natural course, sweeping hapless creatures along in its wake.
Wulfiue: Something is playing havoc with the air currents. Such a disturbance bespeaks corruption.
Wulfiue: Return to the spring near Sweetbloom Pier and search for pockets of corrupted air. Should you find one, use your powers of conjury to disperse it.


Duty calls. Commence battle for "Trial by Wind"?
Duty calls. Commence battle for "Trial by Wind"?
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> Proceed > Leave
Wulfiue: Well done.
The wind no longer keens its frustration.
Wulfiue: Let us return to Fullflower.
Wulfiue: I must apologize for exposing you to such danger─the corruption was greater than I anticipated. But it is through such trials that we flourish as conjurers.
Wulfiue: Now then, [Forename]─what did you learn as you struggled within the air's grasp? You will doubtless have noticed that wind does not strike with the instant, crushing force of earth.
Wulfiue: Instead, it torments one's form, dancing across every surface and leaving a thousand tiny wounds in its wake.
Wulfiue: These are the agonies of erosion. Having experienced such pain, you are now intimately acquainted with wind's capacity for patient destruction.
Wulfiue: No land is a stranger to its power. When you stand under distant skies and feel the wind's familiar caress upon your skin, remember the lessons you have learned here this day.
Wulfiue: Hmmm... I suppose I should be grateful that this latest elemental disturbance manifested itself at such an opportune time─only the gods know what I would have taught you had it not! Yet the growing frequency of such phenomena begins to concern me...
Wulfiue: While it is true that the Calamity wrought much harm upon the Twelveswood, I suspect some other force is at work here. I bid you remain wary, [Forename].
Wulfiue: But enough of these ominous rumblings. I regret to say that your time with me is at an end. Return to Stillglade Fane and inform Brother E-Sumi of your newfound mastery.
...Oh, and be sure to thank him for sending me such a willing first student!

Revision as of 15:49, 29 September 2020

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Trial by Wind

Conjurer Class Image.JPG
Quest giver
E-Sumi-Yan
Location
Old Gridania (X:6, Y:10.6)
Class
Conjurer
Level
10
Experience
Experience 1,710
Previous quest
Feature QuestTrial by Earth
Next quest
Feature QuestTrial by Water

Brother E-Sumi-Yan wants you to learn about the element of wind.

— In-game description


Rewards

In addition to the above, choose one of the following options:

Objectives

  • Speak with Wulfiue at Fullflower Comb.
  • Investigate the spring near Sweetbloom Pier.
  • Speak with Wulfiue at Fullflower Comb.
  • Investigate the pocket of corrupted air.
  • Report to Wulfiue at Fullflower Comb.
  • Report to Brother E-Sumi-Yan at Stillglade Fane.

Journal

  • Desirous that you should learn about the element of wind, Brother E-Sumi-Yan bids you travel to Fullflower Comb in the East Shroud and attend to the teachings of Hearer Wulfiue.
  • Hearer Wulfiue has instructed you to exterminate a swarm of honeybees. Though the task's relevance is not immediately apparent, you have little alternative but to do as you are told. Head to the east of Sweetbloom Pier and investigate the spring.
  • You have defeated the bees at the spring. Return to Hearer Wulfiue.
  • Wulfiue explains that the bees' presence was the result of a disturbance in the wind's natural currents. Return to the spring near Sweetbloom Pier, locate the source of the disturbance, and cleanse it with conjury.
  • You have dispersed the pocket of corrupted air. Return to Fullflower Comb and report to Wulfiue.
  • Wulfiue has imparted her knowledge of the element of wind to you. Return to Stillglade Fane and inform Brother E-Sumi-Yan of your progress.
  • Back at the Conjurers' Guild, Brother E-Sumi-Yan expresses his pleasure at the fact that you have learned to hear the voice of the wind. Once again, however, your studies are interrupted by the young conjurer, Sylphie. As ever, she has no desire to deepen her understanding of nature, and refuses to heed his counsel. You, by contrast, take the Padjal's words to heart, and with the power of earth and wind at your command, continue your quest to master conjury.
  • ※ The next conjurer quest will be available from E-Sumi-Yan upon reaching level 15.

Dialogue

Wulfiue: You must be [Forename]. Brother E-Sumi-Yan sent word to expect you.

Wulfiue: It shall be my pleasure to instruct you on the patterns of gusts and gales.

Wulfiue: Now...how to proceed? Pray forgive my hesitation. It was but recently that I attained the title of Hearer and, well...you are my first student.

Wulfiue: Hmmm... Ah, yes, I believe I have a suitable task for you. To the east of Sweetbloom Pier, there is a small spring, giving rise to a pool. Go there and clear the air of the honeybee swarm which lately took up residence in the area.

Wulfiue: ...You seem uncertain. Mayhap you wonder at the connection between my request and the subject of your study? I sympathize, [Forename]. But trust me, inexperienced though I may seem, this deed will deepen your understanding of wind.

Wulfiue: Welcome back. I take it the bees are no more?

Wulfiue: Tell me, did you happen to notice many of the vilekin's preferred flowers in the vicinity of the spring? I ask because there were none. Strange then, is it not, that the bees should choose to congregate there...

Wulfiue: And what has caused this aberrant behavior? Still your mind and reach out with your senses. Can you feel it? The path of the wind veers from its natural course, sweeping hapless creatures along in its wake.

Wulfiue: Something is playing havoc with the air currents. Such a disturbance bespeaks corruption.

Wulfiue: Return to the spring near Sweetbloom Pier and search for pockets of corrupted air. Should you find one, use your powers of conjury to disperse it.

Duty calls. Commence battle for "Trial by Wind"?

※Level sync is in effect. If you are above the maximum allowed level, your level will be synced as follows:

[S] Level: 14

> Proceed > Leave

Wulfiue: Well done.

The wind no longer keens its frustration.

Wulfiue: Let us return to Fullflower.

Wulfiue: I must apologize for exposing you to such danger─the corruption was greater than I anticipated. But it is through such trials that we flourish as conjurers.

Wulfiue: Now then, [Forename]─what did you learn as you struggled within the air's grasp? You will doubtless have noticed that wind does not strike with the instant, crushing force of earth.

Wulfiue: Instead, it torments one's form, dancing across every surface and leaving a thousand tiny wounds in its wake.

Wulfiue: These are the agonies of erosion. Having experienced such pain, you are now intimately acquainted with wind's capacity for patient destruction.

Wulfiue: No land is a stranger to its power. When you stand under distant skies and feel the wind's familiar caress upon your skin, remember the lessons you have learned here this day.

Wulfiue: Hmmm... I suppose I should be grateful that this latest elemental disturbance manifested itself at such an opportune time─only the gods know what I would have taught you had it not! Yet the growing frequency of such phenomena begins to concern me...

Wulfiue: While it is true that the Calamity wrought much harm upon the Twelveswood, I suspect some other force is at work here. I bid you remain wary, [Forename].

Wulfiue: But enough of these ominous rumblings. I regret to say that your time with me is at an end. Return to Stillglade Fane and inform Brother E-Sumi of your newfound mastery.

...Oh, and be sure to thank him for sending me such a willing first student!