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The Singing Dog
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Saint-Georges Adventurer's Guild
I heard you were the one to go to for investigating singing animals. A scholar is researching animal cries in the area and a heard a rumor that there are dogs that sing over on the western continent. He wants you to go there in his place. I suggest you start looking for information around Santo Domingo.
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1. Santo Domingo - Talk to Girl (between the Shipyard and the Square port guide; south of the City Official)
2. Santo Domingo - Talk to Port Official
3. Colorado Plateau - Southwest of map, beside the "Large Boulder" close to the entrance; use Observe & Ecological Research
Unlock-Map:
Map to the Red Wolf Red Wolf Bird that Sings 3
5
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Hwamei Singing mouse 7
9
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Degu The Singing Dog
Coyote Troubles 1
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Note: Bird that Sings and Singing mouse quests can be done in either order you wish, but both must be complete in order to generate this quest.
A Chorus of Howls
The singing dogs? I've heard of them! A seafarer coming from the north told me about them. When the sun rises in the morning or sets at night, some of them get together and sing. They must really love to sing! I know he was at the harbor just a little while ago. I wonder if he's left already.
A Common Presence
The sailor who was talked about the singing dogs? Well, he went back north. He said he was worried since those dogs tended to steal livestock from newly developed towns. But he also said that there are some places that actually revere the animals. I guess they must be a part of some people's lives...
Follow the Singing
Apparently, these singing dogs are simply a pack that howl together. I can probably use their own howling to locate them once I'm in the area. I will land at the landing on the opposing bank north of Merida, then proceed northeast to investigate.
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- Coyote ★★★ (Medium-sized creature) Exp:500 Fame:227
A type of dog from North America. The
name derives from the Nahuatl word
meaning "singing dog" and originates
from their tendency to howl. It
resembles the wolf, but with a body
length of around 1m, it is smaller than
a wolf.