The Hundred Trackless Paths: Difference between revisions
imported>An Adventurer mNo edit summary |
imported>An Adventurer (→Notes) |
||
(One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Intro | {{Intro | ||
| Patch Introduced = [[Release]] | | Patch Introduced = [[Release]] | ||
| Related Quests = | | Related Quests = [[Musansayn's Library]] | ||
| Updated = | | Updated = | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{ | {{Item | ||
| Name = The Hundred Trackless Paths | | Name = The Hundred Trackless Paths | ||
| Icon Image = The Hundred Trackless Paths Icon.png | | Icon Image = The Hundred Trackless Paths Icon.png | ||
| Value = 90 | |||
| Burden = 160 | |||
| Additional = 5 of 8 pages full. | |||
| Description = A faded copy of Volume 7 of The Hundred Trackless Paths by Khaymahlai. | | Description = A faded copy of Volume 7 of The Hundred Trackless Paths by Khaymahlai. | ||
| Special Properties = [[Attuned]], [[Bonded]] | | Special Properties = [[Attuned]], [[Bonded]] | ||
}} | |||
{{Textbox | |||
| | | Author = | ||
| Khaymahlai<br>The sun then descended back into the springs of the world, and the moon began to ascend in her place. The evening clouds over the darker limb of the land muttered and answered each other in blue and white flashes. Ma'yani floated along the courses of the river, the sky filling with jewels beyond the ken of any Malik. The greenery dropped away, and the face of the brown water was sprinkled with fine dust, and Ma'yani knew then that this was the edge of the great Naqut, which divides the land of Milantos from the decaying Roulean Empire. Here it was that the people known as Gharu'ndim lived and live.<br><br>(more) | | Khaymahlai<br>The sun then descended back into the springs of the world, and the moon began to ascend in her place. The evening clouds over the darker limb of the land muttered and answered each other in blue and white flashes. Ma'yani floated along the courses of the river, the sky filling with jewels beyond the ken of any Malik. The greenery dropped away, and the face of the brown water was sprinkled with fine dust, and Ma'yani knew then that this was the edge of the great Naqut, which divides the land of Milantos from the decaying Roulean Empire. Here it was that the people known as Gharu'ndim lived and live.<br><br>(more) | ||
---- | |||
On the edge of the bank there appeared a village, beaten to a pale brown by the sun. On the bank sat a traveler, who dipped a skin into the river, filled it, and brought it to his lips.<br><br>As he sat, drinking, a pillar of steam erupted from the ground, and demon Hayyaz stepped out of the steam, and was the steam. The traveler looked upon the form of the demon, but merely continued to drink.<br><br>(more) | |||
---- | |||
'This village is mine, stranger,' said Hayyaz. 'If you wish to drink my water and live, you must do me homage.' From the shadowed doorways, the lost eyes of children and women reflected torchlight.<br><br>'Indeed,' said the traveler, 'if this water is yours, then I have truly done you wrong.'<br><br>'It is mine,' said the demon, 'and I do not yet see the back of your neck.' | |||
---- | |||
'Forgive me,' the traveler said, and rose to his feet. 'I am new to these lands. I shall return that which I have taken unearned.' And at that, he doused the demon Hayyaz with the water from his skin, and with a terrible cry, it was no more.<br><br>The traveler then sat beside the stream again, and drew more water into his skin. 'Now,' he said, 'I have earned it.' So saying, he drank deeply of the river. | |||
---- | |||
A woman, frail from sun and work, stumbled from the nearest hut, and cried, 'Who are you, who has delivered us?'<br><br>'I am Rakhil al-Khur,' the traveler said. 'I go north to Roulea. Will you follow me?'<br><br>As the people swore their loyalty to the traveler, Ma'yani was swept around a bend in the river, and saw the village no more. | |||
---- | |||
}} | }} | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* | * Found in [[Musansayn's Vaults]]. | ||
* Give to [[Rubid al-Jurma]] for a reward: | |||
{{Dialog| | |||
|You give Rubid al-Jurma The Hundred Trackless Paths. | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "Ah, a fragment of the great work of Khaymahlai. The historians of Zaikhal must have missed this when they carried off the rest of Musansayn's collection." | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "The merchant Lubziklan al-Luq will pay well for this. He wishes his daughter to learn the history of the Gharu'n in Ispar." | |||
|You've earned 4,500,000 experience. | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma gives you Mid-Stakes Gambling Token. | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma gives you 2 Health Tonics. | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "You may find the Atlan and Isparian weapons are powerful tools in combat." | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "If you wish to, read these books on how to obtain them." | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma gives you Pragmatic Guide to Atlan Weapons. | |||
|Rubid al-Jurma gives you Isparian Arms. | |||
}} | |||
* This text has no given author. | |||
* Pages 6, 7, and 8 are blank and may be written on. | |||
[[Category:Text Items]] |
Latest revision as of 07:55, 11 September 2017
Introduced: | Release | Related Quests: | Musansayn's Library |
The sun then descended back into the springs of the world, and the moon began to ascend in her place. The evening clouds over the darker limb of the land muttered and answered each other in blue and white flashes. Ma'yani floated along the courses of the river, the sky filling with jewels beyond the ken of any Malik. The greenery dropped away, and the face of the brown water was sprinkled with fine dust, and Ma'yani knew then that this was the edge of the great Naqut, which divides the land of Milantos from the decaying Roulean Empire. Here it was that the people known as Gharu'ndim lived and live.
(more)
On the edge of the bank there appeared a village, beaten to a pale brown by the sun. On the bank sat a traveler, who dipped a skin into the river, filled it, and brought it to his lips.
As he sat, drinking, a pillar of steam erupted from the ground, and demon Hayyaz stepped out of the steam, and was the steam. The traveler looked upon the form of the demon, but merely continued to drink.
(more)
'This village is mine, stranger,' said Hayyaz. 'If you wish to drink my water and live, you must do me homage.' From the shadowed doorways, the lost eyes of children and women reflected torchlight.
'Indeed,' said the traveler, 'if this water is yours, then I have truly done you wrong.'
'It is mine,' said the demon, 'and I do not yet see the back of your neck.'
'Forgive me,' the traveler said, and rose to his feet. 'I am new to these lands. I shall return that which I have taken unearned.' And at that, he doused the demon Hayyaz with the water from his skin, and with a terrible cry, it was no more.
The traveler then sat beside the stream again, and drew more water into his skin. 'Now,' he said, 'I have earned it.' So saying, he drank deeply of the river.
A woman, frail from sun and work, stumbled from the nearest hut, and cried, 'Who are you, who has delivered us?'
'I am Rakhil al-Khur,' the traveler said. 'I go north to Roulea. Will you follow me?'
As the people swore their loyalty to the traveler, Ma'yani was swept around a bend in the river, and saw the village no more.
Notes
- Found in Musansayn's Vaults.
- Give to Rubid al-Jurma for a reward:
- You give Rubid al-Jurma The Hundred Trackless Paths.
- Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "Ah, a fragment of the great work of Khaymahlai. The historians of Zaikhal must have missed this when they carried off the rest of Musansayn's collection."
- Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "The merchant Lubziklan al-Luq will pay well for this. He wishes his daughter to learn the history of the Gharu'n in Ispar."
- You've earned 4,500,000 experience.
- Rubid al-Jurma gives you Mid-Stakes Gambling Token.
- Rubid al-Jurma gives you 2 Health Tonics.
- Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "You may find the Atlan and Isparian weapons are powerful tools in combat."
- Rubid al-Jurma tells you, "If you wish to, read these books on how to obtain them."
- Rubid al-Jurma gives you Pragmatic Guide to Atlan Weapons.
- Rubid al-Jurma gives you Isparian Arms.
- This text has no given author.
- Pages 6, 7, and 8 are blank and may be written on.