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      No.17182

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      The Unchanging Land
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      Jakarta Adventurer's Guild
      The plans for a sea route to reach the New World seems to have reached a dead end. From now, we cannot overlook any piece of information, no matter how small. By the way, you explored Aotearoa before, didn't you... Regarding this, the town official of Amboina would apparently like to offer you another job. Go to see the client.
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                                #1: Island of New Guinea & Aotearoa

                                Trans-archipelago shipping route 4 6 1 The Greater Sunda Islands
                                East beyond the archipelago 4 6 1 The Lesser Sunda Islands
                                Eastern tip of the archipelago 5 7 1 Timor Island
                                Where the sun rises 6 8 1 The Island of New Guinea
                                &
                                Footsteps of those who came before 6 8 1 Van Diemen's Land
                                Long white clouds 6 8 1 Aotearoa

                                (You can do these chains independent of each other; both are important later for #2: The Pacific Route!)

                                #2: The Pacific Route

                                El Paso 9 11 1 The Straits of Magellan
                                Mare Pacificum 9 11 1 The Pacific Ocean
                                Plan to Sail Across the Pacific 4 6 1 Palau Islands
                                Another sailing line 5 7 1 Vanuatu
                                Selection of the site for 2nd supply port 4 6 1 Fiji Islands
                                The Unchanging Land (this quest)
                                Island that sees the stars 8 10 1 Rapa Nui
                                Searching Hawaiki 5 7 1 Rano Raraku
                                Beyond the setting sun 10 12 The Moai of Ahu Akivi
                                Investigation of Rano Raraku 4 6 Moai of Hotumatua
                                Source of elemental power 12 14 12 Mana

                                Unlock:
                                A rock thrown by god 5 7 1 The Samoa Islands



                                1. Ambon - speak with City Official
                                2. Wanganui - speak with Resident 2x (near the Market Keeper)
                                4. Wanganui - speak with Maiden 2x (between the Gatekeeper and the Rest Area)
                                6. Wanganui - speak with Seafarer 3x (at the Rest Area)
                                9. South Pacific Ocean North Basin - at coordinate (9370,5460) use Observe , Recognition



                                1. Tradition that remains in Aotearoa
                                Your report was very interesting. Especially the part about the folklore passed down in Aotearoa! That's why I want you to go research this folklore again. I especially want you to do whatever you can to find this place called "Hawaiki".
                                They even go so far as to call this place the eternal land, so it must be pretty amazing!

                                2. "The great migration" Heke"
                                Oh, it's you. What do you need this time? Hmm, I see... Still thinking about Hawaiki, eh? Well, the migration from Hawaiki to here didn't happen all at once, it happened over several times. One of these migration, referred to as "Heke", was the largest. If many people migrated like this then their folklore and traditions should still be alive and well. That's the key...

                                3. Seven names
                                The names of the canoes used by Heke were these seven: Tainui, Te Arawa, Aotea, Tokomaru, Takitimu, Mataatua, and Kurahaupo. I told you that the people of this island can tell you the name of the canoe their ancestors rode on, right? Well, just find the families that say one of these names and find out more information from them!

                                4. How to know the location of Hawaiki
                                Takitimu? I can't believe you know the name of my ancestors' canoe!
                                Eh, the location of Hawaiki? Sorry, I can't remember that being told in any of the old stories. But if you really want to know where it is, there is one way to find out... I can't say that I recommend it, though. Do you still want to hear it?

                                5. Where souls go
                                Okay, but don't be disappointed... When we die our spirit travels to the northern tip of the island. Then we follow the roots of the pohutukawa tree into the ocean. Then, according to legend, we return home to Hawaiki. Although, you don't look like you're from around here so... even if you try finding it this way it might not work...

                                6. That which tradition cannot impart
                                Hahaha, that's hilarious! But you know, I've always thought it was pretty strange too. If our ancestors came here from Hawaiki in canoes, Why is it that the only way we can get there is by dying? There's even a legend that tells of a man named Kupe who takes some birds from this island back to Hawaiki back with him...

                                7. A place that cannot be returned to
                                So that's when I thought, it must be easy to come from Hawaiki but hard to get back there. So I suppose that even if we want to go back we can't but our spirit can once we die...
                                This is just a guess, but what I'm about to say is even more of a guess. Still wanna hear it?

                                8. An inconvenient direction
                                So, to get back to Hawaiki I figure you have to think about the most difficult conditions for both the ocean currents and the wind direction. The currents run to the south-east off the eastern coast of the island, so that eliminates the south-east. So then, the wind usually blows to the north or to the west. So that means the most difficult conditions possible would be to the north-east of here. Of course, I wouldn't count on anything I just said. It's all just a guess.

                                9. Unchanging land
                                I gathered all the information I could about Hawaiki in Wanganui but I wasn't able to find out its exact location. However, the story of how people migrated in from Hawaiki has been faithfully passed down throughout the generations. I think there must be a high probability of a place that corresponds to Hawaiki existing. A sailor I spoke to thought it might be to the north-east of Aotearoa... I wonder if there's any truth to that?







                                Discovery Reward :
                                The Legend of Kupe 732 Adventure exp

                                Card Reward :
                                Tahiti 366 Adventure exp

                                Quest Reporting Reward :
                                Quest Mediation Permit , 420 Adventure exp , 140 Adventure fame



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                                  • Tahiti ★★★★ (Geography) Exp:732 Fame:305
                                    An island northeast of Aotearoa. You can find black sandy beaches on the coast there. The people that live on this island have elaborately designed tattoos, like the people on Aotearoa. Their languages are also very similar. I wonder if this is Hawaiki?

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