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• Skills
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• Discovery
• Location
• Rewards
• Required

• Aden Adventurer's Guild
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  6
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   Northern Ethiopia
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• 　Member
• Language/Edit History
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• Rimeva
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  No.15460 : A bird with a practical use
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• Rimeva
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  No.15459 : A bird with a practical use
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• Rimeva
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  No.15458 : A bird with a practical use
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• Warbride
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  No.11527 : A bird with a practical use
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• Morlan
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  No.10948 : A bird with a practical use
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• Anonymous
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  No.6632 : (G.T.)Birds use tools
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• Anonymous
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  No.6007 : (G.T.)Birds use tools
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• 에스페란초
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  No.979 : 도구를 사용하는 새
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1. Aden - Talk to Sahar (barboy)
2. Aden - Talk to Customer
3. Massawa - Speak with Customer (blue)
4. Massawa - speak with City Official x2
6. Northern Ethiopia - Use Observe and Ecological Research at ruins near entrance, to the southwest

Prerequisite :
The Country of Prester John 1 3 1 The Aksum Stelae

Unlock :
A Vulture from the South of Africa 5 7 1 Cape Vulture


1. Used as a tool
Welcome! ...Um, You're the person who accepted our request, right?
Well then, I heard from a customer about a bird that uses tools when eating. But that customer was in a hurry and I didn't hear it through to the end. It's been driving me crazy to know the rest of the story

2. Appearance known at a glance
I heard it too. It's not just how it eats. Apparently it has an unusual appearance as well. It has a blue face and is covered in white and brown feathers everywhere except its head.
A fellow from Massawa told the story. If you want to know more, you should go and meet him directly

3. A vague memory
Sorry, but I've forgotten about that bird story. I heard it from the town official. I think it would be fastest for you to ask him directly.
...Oh, I just remembered something. He said hat that bird was called a "goddess" long ago

4. An interesting way to eat
That bird eats ostrich eggs which have hard shells, and uses rocks to break them. That's a really smart bird.
...What? Why was it called a "goddess?" Well, here's why.

5. Origin of a goddess
In Egypt, birds reverd on the same level as snakes and were called "goddesses." It was believed that the sun was borne from snakes, and that birds proclaimed the death of the sun. I'm not sure if that's coorect or not.

6. Investigation of vultures
That bird uses rocks to break open eggs. It was also called a "goddess" in ancient Egypt. Go to the pointed rocks southwest from Massawa, proceed further inland from there and investigate


Quest Mediation Permit

Egyptian Vulture








발견시 경험치 350, 카드 경험치 87
보고시 경험치 115, 명성 124, 의뢰 알선서 5 획득

• Discovery
• Egyptian Vulture ★★ (Bird) Exp:350 Fame:175
  They use their large, broad wings to catch upward air currents and stay aloft for hours at a time. Their method of eating is unusual. They use rocks to break the shells of large eggs such as ostrich eggs.

• Skill
• Ecological Research 4 Biology 6 Arabic 1

• Location
• Northern Ethiopia
  

• Reward
• Quest Mediation Permit 1