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• Rio de Janeiro Adventurer's Guild
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  No.21063 : 정령력의 원천
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  No.8750 : Source of elemental power
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  No.3498 : (G.T.)Source of power (spirit) Cabinet Order
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  No.1219 : 정령력의 원천
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Footsteps of those who came before 6 8 1 Van Diemen's Land
Between the island and the land 5 7 1 The Bass Strait
Island of strange rocks 3 5 1 Kangaroo Island
Long white clouds 6 8 1 Aotearoa
Legendary canoe 11 13 11 Legendary Canoe
Kupe's wooden lance 9 11 9 Kupe's Wood Spear
An ancient dance 3 5 1 Poi
Unfinished Map The Bay of Plenty


El Paso 9 11 1 The Straits of Magellan Could have been done when unlocking level 60 adv
Mare Pacificum 9 11 1 The Pacific Ocean
Journey's end 10 12 1 Cebu Island
At the limit of the Pacific 6 8 1 Guam Island
The second circumvention of the globe 8 10 1 The Drake Passage
Plan to Sail Across the Pacific 4 6 1 Palau Islands


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
Unfinished Map The Arafura Sea
Unfinished Map The Banda Sea
Where the sun rises 6 8 1 The Island of New Guinea
Another sailing line 5 7 1 Vanuatu
Selection of the site for 2nd supply port 4 6 1 Fiji Islands
Investigation of sea around Fiji islands 2 4 Koro Sea


The Unchanging Land 7 9 1 Tahiti
A rock thrown by god 5 7 1 The Samoa Islands
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
Verification of a legend 9 11 9 Hau Maka's Wand
Distant Hawaiki 10 12 1 The Marquesas Islands
Birdmen of Rapa Nui 9 11 1 Picture of a Bird Man
Investigation of Rano Raraku 4 6 Moai of Hotumatua
Investigation of statues of Rano Raraku 4 6 Ahu Tongariki Moai


Revival of ancient gods 4 6 1 The Statue of Makemake
Currently here

OK after done that you also unlock alot of other pre quest For example

AFTER YOU DONE
Where the sun rises 6 8 1 The Island of New Guinea
IT WILL LEADS TO YOU SERIES OF PRE QUEST THAT YOU CAN DO

Unfinished Map Cenderawasih Bay
Unfinished Map Berau Bay
Unfinished Map The Bismarck Archipelago
The people who live in New Guinea 8 10 8 Bahinemo Warrior's Shield Unlock this Quest chain Leads to Abelam Tribe Brooch
The unknown island 4 6 1 New Caledonia Island
Investigation - sea to east of New Guinea 4 6 1 The Solomon Sea (leads to New Britain Island )
Elemental faith of New Guinea 7 9 7 The Statue of a Spirit (leads to Elemental loss )




City Official ( Rio de Janeiro ) 4x
Red Flowers ( Rapa Nui Interior )
Large Boulder ( Rapa Nui Interior )
Stacked Boulder ( Rapa Nui Interior )
Diagonal Boulder ( Rapa Nui Interior )
Stacked Boulder ( Rapa Nui Interior )
Discovery [Mana] ( Rapa Nui Interior )




I'm actually still putting a report together concerning that island , as best I can. Those statues are called Moai, which apparently means "to live the future". From this meaning I believed they were made either for the glory of their descendents or in worship of their departed ancestors, but I still didn't understand what those statues represented or why they were carved.


A number of different people live on the island, each at odds with the others. It appears that those in control of the island ordered those under their control to make the Moai, but a large scale revolt was staged and many of the statues were toppled. That's what i found strange. What was the significance of tearing down the statues?


Perhaps it was simply anger, but I had another idea. That perhaps they were attempting to throw off the shackles of their oppressors by tearing down the statues. If the Moai are physical representations of the gods or spirits that the people believe in, and the source of their power, then destroying them would be an effective way to weaken that power.


...However, that is all just personal supposition. I want you to go to the island again and investigate further exactly what the Moai are. My theories are all starting to make sense... maybe I should become a scholar full time?


...Many of the Moai were knocked down onto their faces. Some were lying face up but with white stones scattered around them. What could that signify...? There were both large and small chunks of stone, and from their rough surface I believe they were fragments of something else...


...After investigating the face-down Moai, I glimpsed numerous islanders on my way back here. They fled as soon as they saw me. Was it me they were scared of? Or could it have been the white stones that I found scattered around the face-down Moai, some of which I carried back with me?


...There is a face-down Moai in that direction. Beneath its massive bulk, as though hidden, I found an elliptical arrangement of white stones with a circular red stone buried in the middle. An eye perhaps...? It was warm to the touch, but as soon as I did so it crumbled away. Just what was it made from?


...At the spot with the eye-like stone, an islander whom I presume to be some sort of chieftain got very angry with me. Perhaps that was something that outsiders are not allowed to touch... Or maybe his anger was due to the stone being destroyed. I'm becoming more and more convinced that the stone was a Moai eye.


...Do the spirits on the island dwell within the eyes of the Moai? Many of the statues face toward the interior of the island. It would make sense that this is to be concentrate the power of the spirits within their eyes. Then the oppressed people knocked the statues over, removed their eyes and even smashed some of them up in order to weaken their power and defeat their oppressors.


The town official was not entirely off the mark. The Moai are indeed the source of elemental power, with the power of elementals infused in their eyes. However, the islanders don't look favorably on outsiders investigating their island. It would be nice to carry some of the stones back but simply touching them can cause the to crumble, so just finish the investigation as soon as possible.



Rapa Nui Interior

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• Mana ★★★★★★★ (Treasure) Exp:1209 Fame:465
  Mana is the power of god and spirits. This stone has an incredibly strong aura of mana. So powerful that the islanders avoid talking about it. The stone is a little warm to the touch, and easily crumbles where it is touched. Perhaps it is a harbinger of another existence.

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• Search 12 Appraisal 14 Unlock 12

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• Rapa Nui Interior 8
  

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• Quest Mediation Permit 25 1