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• Lima Adventurer's Guild
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   Cusco
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• Baneado
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  No.2749 : A lost culture
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1. Lima - Talk to Famous Explorer
2. Lambayeque - Talk to Barkeep x2
3. Lambayeque - Talk to Merchant
4. Lambayeque - Talk to Barkeep
5. Lambayeque - Talk to Merchant
6. Cusco - Talk to Gatekeeper x2
7. Cusco - Observe and Search on the big structure gold-like coloured.


Pre-Quest Required:
City towering over the Andes 9 11 10 Cusco




1. Impossible investigation
Rather than having recently been destroyer, it appears that about one hundred years have passed. They appear to have had a high level of technology, but the investigation isn't going anywhere. I want you go to Lambayeque. There should be a hint for my investigation in that town, but there isn't even the slightest talk about a destroyed country...

2. Immortal country
It's because of the idea that it was "destroyed" that the investigation isn't going forward. The country is called Chimu and the people living around here are the descendants of that country and technology hasn't been lost. They live amongst us... Chimu has not been destroyed. Why is that that's because...

3. Many among the Chimu people are talled and bigger than the Quechua people. Thi is the expression of the Chimu as a warrior people. They were always fighting and training, so their descendants have that kind of body as well. The blood of the Chimu continues to live on.


4. Between destruction & unification, conquering & coexistence
You've been to Cusco, right? If so, you've seen the incredible aqueducts. That is most likely Chimu technology. The Chimu were certainly destroyed by the Empire. But that Empire did not destroy everything. They took in the technology and fused the cultures, and the people coexisted.

5. A different culture
The blood of Chimu continues to flow in our veins even now, and the culture of the Chimu lives and breathes in the Andes. This is something that you Europeans just don't get. You wipe out your enemies, destroy other cultures and deny that the losers existed... That's very tragic.

6. The final king welcomed as an emperor
If you want to investigate Chimu, you should go to Cusco. The last king of Chimu was taken to Cusco, and the country was destroyed. The king appears to have married the Empress and entered the nobility and was treated courteously. Maybe someting of the things he took with him from his kingdom still exist?

7. High level metallurgy
When the Chimu royal family came to Cusco, they carried works of gold. The Emperor liked these works of gold and the King of Chimu offered these to the Emperor. That's how the advanced metallurgy of the Chimu came to the Empire. And then...

8. Mummies that live on. culture that lives on
When the King of Chimu died, as an act of appreciation and condolence, the Emperor returned the works of gold. As burial goods for the King Chimu's mummy. For the Chimu culture, they meanr for their last King to continue on. Those gold works would be in the temple. Anyone can go and see them.

9. Pacific country faced with a conquering country
The country that the famous Explorer from ima was investigating was called Chimu, and it was destroyed by the Incan Empire. But the technology and culture were taken up by the Incan Empire and it lives and breathes even now. The gold works that the Chimu royal family brought are in the Cusco Temple



Gold Ornament of Royal Chimu


Quest Mediation Permit

• Discovery
• Gold Ornament of Royal Chimu ★★★★★★ (Religious legacy) Exp:1040 Fame:400
  A burial accessory of the royal family of the Chimu Dynasty that existed in the Andes mountains prior to the Incan Empire. Their high level of metallurgical technology predated the Incan Empire.

• Skill
• Search 9 Theology 11 Quechuan 1

• Location
• Cusco
  

• Reward
• Quest Mediation Permit 1