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Areta

Last updated 2025-11-27

Areta Cappadoce is an open-world NPC located in Court of Fontaine: Fleuve Cendre, Fontaine.

Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player three Bulle Fruits.

Location

Profile

(To be added.)

Appearance

(To be added.)

Quests and Events

World Quests

Events

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle More sunlight...
Media:VO Areta 01.ogg "(sighs) The people here really need to get more sunlight."

Dialogue

Areta: A little sun's good for your health.
Icon Dialogue Talk White And you are...
Areta: I'm a doctor — the legitimate kind. I've got the relevant certification, and a graduation cert from the Akademiya to boot.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Why are you practicing medicine here?
Areta: I used to be very poor, and I had no money to support my studies or travel overseas. It was the Spina di Rosula that sponsored me.
Areta: Of course, they did so on the condition that I consider returning here to work as a doctor after finishing my studies. I'd be salaried as is standard, of course — with the Spina being my employer.
Areta: I thought it was a good deal, and I understood what they wanted out of it. So I only ask for the most basic fees when I practice here.
Icon Dialogue Reward You're needed here.
Areta: No, sunshine is needed here.
Areta: But the people in Fleuve Cendre have already gotten used to such a lifestyle. We don't go up there unless it is absolutely necessary.
Areta: *sigh* Enough about that. Same goes for you. Stay in the sunlight more often and eat more vegetables and fruits. It's good for your health.
(Obtain Bulle Fruit Bulle Fruit ×3)
Icon Dialogue Talk White See you.
Areta: See you. May you remain in good health.

Trivia

  • Her full name is likely a reference to Aretaeus (Ancient Greek: Ἀρεταῖος), one of the most celebrated of the ancient Greek physicians. He was ethnically Greek, born in the Roman province of Cappadocia, Asia Minor (modern day Turkey), and most likely lived in the second half of the second century AD.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishAreta
Chinese
(Simplified)
阿蕾妲
Āléidá
Chinese
(Traditional)
阿蕾妲
Āléidá
Japaneseアレタ
Areta
Korean아레타
Areta
SpanishAreta
FrenchAreta
RussianАрета
Areta
ThaiAreta
VietnameseAreta
GermanAreta
IndonesianAreta
PortugueseAreta
TurkishAreta
ItalianArèta

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