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| Additional = This book cannot be read, it is written in Ancient Empyrean.<br><br>1 of 1 pages full. | | Additional = This book cannot be read, it is written in Ancient Empyrean.<br><br>1 of 1 pages full. | ||
| Description = A tome torn and charred. Several pages are still salvageable. The text appears to be written in the Gelidite tongue. | | Description = A tome torn and charred. Several pages are still salvageable. The text appears to be written in the Gelidite tongue. | ||
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| Author = Unknown | |||
| [You cannot read this, and must bring it to a translator.] | |||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Found in the [[Gelidite Library]]. | * Found in the [[Gelidite Library]]. | ||
* Give to [[Bretself the Translator]] to receive the translated text | * Give to [[Bretself the Translator]], [[Fanzen San the Translator]], or [[Kuyiza bint Zayi]] to receive the translated text {{Itemlink|Mana and the Elements}}: | ||
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|You give Bretself the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai. | |||
|Bretself the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid." | |||
|Bretself the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements. | |||
|You give Fanzen San the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai. | |||
|Fanzen San the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid." | |||
|Fanzen San the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements. | |||
|You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai. | |||
|Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid." | |||
|Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements. | |||
}} | |||
[[Category:Untranslated Text Items]] | [[Category:Untranslated Text Items]] | ||
Revision as of 22:42, 24 August 2016
| Introduced: | Betrayal | Related Quests: | Gelidite Library Quest |
Miadun hu Okardunai
- Value: 0
- Burden: 25
- This book cannot be read, it is written in Ancient Empyrean.
1 of 1 pages full. - A tome torn and charred. Several pages are still salvageable. The text appears to be written in the Gelidite tongue.
[You cannot read this, and must bring it to a translator.]
Notes
- Found in the Gelidite Library.
- Give to Bretself the Translator, Fanzen San the Translator, or Kuyiza bint Zayi to receive the translated text Mana and the Elements:
- You give Bretself the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai.
- Bretself the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid."
- Bretself the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements.
- You give Fanzen San the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai.
- Fanzen San the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid."
- Fanzen San the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements.
- You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai.
- Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid."
- Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements.