Arayasa
Last updated 2025-09-21
Arayasa is an open-world NPC in Vanarana (Subarea), Sumeru. It is a part of the Aranara.
Location
Profile
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Appearance
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Quests and Events
World Quests
Idle Quotes
The snare of fate...
To meet again...
Dialogue
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Dialogue Set #1
- Arayasa: "Fate weaves the web of the lost, yet (her/
his) journey is not deterred a sunrise or moonset."
About Festival Utsava...
- Arayasa: "Drifting flowers gather in the embrace of Queen Aranyani, about to sing the song of dreams."
About Araji...
- Arayasa: "The seed that was hidden in the shadow bloomed into starlight that even the high-hanging sun had never seen."
- Arayasa: Thank you, Nara, for letting Arayasa listen to the song of Araji again.
Dialogue Set #2
- Arayasa: "To meet again in the land where trees flourish... Fate cannot catch up to (her/
his) footsteps."
Goodbye.
- Arayasa: "The sky graced with stars far and wide casts bright light. The birds of tireless tweets are a company to your sleep."
Dialogue Set #3
- Arayasa: "...Singing your song forever is the pact between you and me."
Trivia
Etymology
- "Arayasa" is derived from Vyasa, traditionally regarded as the author of the Sanskrit epic Mahabharata.
- Other Aranaras involved in Encounter in the Woods are also named after poets in ancient India, fitting their roles as song-gatherers.
Gallery
For All Children Who Long for Life Quest Still 4 - Aether
For All Children Who Long for Life Quest Still 4 - Lumine
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Arayasa |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 兰耶娑 Lányēsuō |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 蘭耶娑 Lányésuō |
| Japanese | アランヤサ Aran'yasa |
| Korean | 아란야사 Aranyasa |
| Spanish | Arayasa |
| French | Arayasa |
| Russian | Араяса Arayasa |
| Thai | Arayasa |
| Vietnamese | Arayasa |
| German | Arayasa |
| Indonesian | Arayasa |
| Portuguese | Arayasa |
| Turkish | Arayasa |
| Italian | Arayasa |
Change History
Released in Version 3.0




2. is there a non-Aranyani version of set #1?