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          No.6436

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          Clothing made by a maiden
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          Lima Adventurer's Guild
          Hey, you investigated the customs of the Incan empire before based on the request from a troubadour, right? You know, the Sun goddess. A Scholar was intrigued by your report. He would like you to report if there are any other discoveries related to this goddess. The bar master at Lima knows something, apparently
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                            [IMG:Quest_Guide] 1. Lima - speak with Barkeep 2x 2. Copiapo - speak with City Official 2x 3. Northwest Copiapo - near the Shack JR Pre-Q [IMG:31][QUEST:99997055] Unlock [DBLINK:01900585] [IMG:Obtained_Info] [IMG:01]Priestess class system There are different levels of sun shrine maidens. Those who are directly descended from the empirical family, those who work as the emperor's concubines, and those that serve the emperor's subjects. Incan warriors that accumulate accolades during war are personally permitted by the emperor to have a shrine maiden by their side... Don't you think that's an honourable story? [IMG:01]Priestess who became a warrior now that I think of it, I heard about a shrine maiden from Copiapo that married a soldier. She was skilled at textiles, and made all sorts of them before joining the shrine. I'm sure a Copiapo city official would know a lot more about that. [IMG:01]Going home That girl who became a shrine maiden? Oh yes, she was an expert a textiles since she was a little girl. After she married the soldier, she came back here to visit once, and she was weaving something even then, She said it was for her deceased mother and father. [IMG:01]To father and mother My daughter said that she then brought the finished cloth to her house where she spent her childhood. She said she had reported back home and let them know she was doing well with a smile on her face, then went back with her husband. My daughter's house is in this city's outskirts. ...Actually, I guess I should it was there. [IMG:06]Wife's fabric I got more information about the sun shrine maiden. In addition, I think I can find something in the outskirts of Copiapo that further relates to them. Let's try heading northwest from the city and investigating around that shack.



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                              • Short Poncho ★★ (Historical legacy) Exp:280 Fame:160
                                Cloth made using the fur from alpacas and llamas, as well as bird feathers. It was quilted lengthwise and a hole made in the centre so the wearer could pull it over their head. It is wrapped by a cord around the waist and the wearer can stretch out their arms. It could be found in many extremely vibrant colors like red, blue, green, and yellow.

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