Ehrnrooth
Last updated 2026-02-23
Ehrnrooth is an open-world NPC located in Frostmoon Enclave, Hiisi Island, Nod-Krai. She is the older sister of Ossian.
Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player five Frostlamp Flower.
Location
Ehrnrooth's location
Additional context
Profile
(To be added)
Appearance
(To be added)
Quests and Events
Archon Quests
World Quests
Events
Idle Quotes
That book...
- "Mhh... Now where in the world did I put that book?"
Dialogue
Dialogue Set #1
Available before completing Blessings of the Frost Moon.
- Ehrnrooth: This book... goes here, and then this one... Where does this one go?
- Ehrnrooth: Hmm... This one's pretty boring — how about I put it way down here?
- Ehrnrooth: Ah! Now this one, this one's much more interesting... Yes, let's make sure we put it within easy reach.
Dialogue Set #2
Available after completing Blessings of the Frost Moon.
- Ehrnrooth: Hmm, where should this book go...
- Ehrnrooth: Oh, (Traveler)? Welcome! Lady Lauma mentioned you.
- Ehrnrooth: That said, if you're looking for her, you'll have to wait a bit — she just went out to attend to some business.
Are you organizing the books?- Ehrnrooth: That I am. Since this library was built, Lady Lauma has asked us to shift as much of our book collection in as possible.
- Ehrnrooth: And then... She also requested that we make some cushions and stands for the animals...
- Ehrnrooth: She said that this would give them a place to rest when they visit.
- Ehrnrooth: I don't really understand it, but she must have her reasons for giving such instructions.
- Ehrnrooth: Alright. We'll just put this book — and boy, is it thick as a brick — on the bottom-most shelf. That way, anyone who wants to use it as a footrest or stool just needs to pull it out.
- What does it record?
- That seems a bit... casual?
- Ehrnrooth: Oh, don't worry, this is a running account of the words and deeds Moonchanters over various generations. It's in manuscript form, too...
- Ehrnrooth: *sigh* And yes, I know that I shouldn't be saying this as a priestess, but this book is... likely the least interesting in this entire library.
- Ehrnrooth: It's just... "on such and such a day, month, and year, Moonchanter A said this and did that, and these were the results or consequences" all the way down.
- Ehrnrooth: I would flip through its pages every time sleep eluded me, and it worked like a charm every time.
- Is there nothing interesting in it at all?
- I'd have thought there'd be some interesting anecdotes in there...
- Ehrnrooth: ...Well, they exist, just not in that book. I have heard quite a good many such tales, though. I don't have this job for nothing, you know. Hehe.
- Err, is that really a priestess's job?
- And where did you hear these tales, I wonder...
- Ehrnrooth: From my sister priestesses, of course! They know all sorts of stories, let me tell you.
- Ehrnrooth: For example, one of our previous Moonchanters had a strange habit of spending two hours soaking in a nearby lake whenever she had to organize some ceremony, regardless of the season.
- Ehrnrooth: She would say that the lake reflected the moon, and that she could enjoy the favor of its light and goddess while thusly immersed, which would then help the ceremony proceed smoothly.
- Ehrnrooth: In times where a great many ceremonies were held, she would be soaking practically every day...
- Those ceremonies went off without a wrinkle, then...
- Ehrnrooth: Oh, absolutely, and she was a most capable Moonchanter. But...
- Could her body really hold up under all that?
- Ehrnrooth: Haha... The ceremonies she organized went well, at least. But...
- Ehrnrooth: The long-term exposure to cold caused that devout Moonchanter to develop a serious case of arthritis, which forced her to bow out early...
- Ehrnrooth: But despite that premature retirement, she maintained that the pain was a mark of the Moon Goddess's regard...
- I don't think the Moon Goddess's dominions cover arthritis...
- How are these two related, precisely?
- Ehrnrooth: Well... The moon would be covered by the clouds and disappear when it would rain. She believed that the accompanying joint pains were the Moon Goddess bidding her farewell.
- And if the moon could be seen even in such times?
- Ehrnrooth: Then it was the Moon Goddess's summons. She would run out into the rain, fully clothed, and begin to pray...
- Ehrnrooth: Later, in her old age, we had to find her an acolyte to watch her permanently and ensure that she did not risk her health further.
- Ehrnrooth: And that lucky prie— Whoops, no, that fortunate acolyte... That was me.
- No wonder you know all these stories.
- It seems your time as an acolyte paid off, then.
- Ehrnrooth: Hehe, of course. I wasn't just listening to her stories, though. I learned much as well.
- Ehrnrooth: If I get the chance in future, I'll write them all down in a book. Then I'll call it...
- Ehrnrooth: Oh! Oh dear, oh dear, too much chatting, not enough book-sorting. Still... Hmm. What should I call that book...
(The Frostmoon Scions' history...)
- Ehrnrooth: (Ehrnrooth started talking to herself, but she seems stuck on the book name...)
- (Traveler): (Perhaps someone familiar with the Scions' history could help her pick a suitable one...)
- (Available if Lauma is in the party)
- (Perhaps Lauma could come up with a good name...)
- Lauma: How about... "Lost Tales of the Moonchanters"?
- Ehrnrooth: Ah! L—L—Lady Lauma! I—I, uh, I— I didn't mean to... Well, I guess I did mean to...
- Ehrnrooth: S—S—Sorry, I'll stop with the nonsense now!
- Lauma: Pfft. You misunderstand. I'm not angry. I was serious about that name.
- Lauma: I had this library built precisely to better record our history, such that those who come after us have records they may consult.
- Lauma: And if one were to tell our history, it would be remiss of us to not speak of the Moonchanters.
- Lauma: Yet... the texts that tell their tales are either challenging and cryptic, or as hefty as they are humdrum.
- Lauma: Never mind you. Even I... *chuckle* Let's just say I've had to exercise much patience and perseverance in trudging through them.
- Ehrnrooth: W—W—Wait, so you heard everything I said? I, well, they're actually not that hard to read. Just a couple pages a day, and boom, you're done before you know it. I mean, I've done it. Honest...
- Lauma: Even so, it might be a tall order to expect people to read in this way and still retain the information for any length of time.
- Lauma: You said that you wanted to write down those stories about the Moonchanters into a compilation. I think that's a good idea.
- Lauma: A book that presents those tales in an interesting and humorous manner could go a long way to inspiring interest in history amongst the children.
- Lauma: And this interest may then guide them to undertake more serious historical research later down the line.
- Lauma: Still, this task will be far from easy, Ehrnrooth. Would you be willing to help me?
- Ehrnrooth: O—O—Of course I can... Well, err, I might...?
- Lauma: I have faith in you. You have not spent much time as a priestess, but you are no one's inferior in wisdom or texts studied.
- Lauma: I believe you are more than up to the task of composing such a text.
- Ehrnrooth: I... I'll give it a try.
- Lauma: I'll leave it to you, then. Hmm... As the current Moonchanter, allow me to share a story with you as well.
- Ehrnrooth: W—Would you really? Err, um, pl—please wait one moment, Lady Lauma! I haven't any paper or pen on hand, and I'm n—not mentally prepared either! Could you... tell me the story later...?
- Lauma: Of course. Just come to see me once your preparations are complete. I'll make myself available.
- Ehrnrooth: Yes, Lady Lauma!
- (Obtain
Frostlamp Flower ×5)
- (Available if Columbina is in the party) [verification needed]
- (Columbina seems interested...)
- Columbina: You still haven't decided on a title for your book?
- Ehrnrooth: Whoa...! You... no, forgive me... Lady Kuutar!
- Columbina: I am Columbina Hyposelenia.
- Ehrnrooth: Ah! I—I Never imagined I'd bump into Lady Kuutar...!
- Ehrnrooth: Right, right...! I can ask her about the Moonchanters!
- Ehrnrooth: Umm... Lady Columbina, please, please, please... Could you please do me a favor?
- Columbina: What is it?
- Ehrnrooth: Well... you know the Moonchanter, right? Could you... could you tell me some funny or interesting stories about them?
- Columbina: I know of them. But I only know how they look when they pray.
- Columbina: Their prayers aren't very interesting, and I'm sure Lauma knows the words just as well.
- Ehrnrooth: I see... *sigh* Then what am I supposed to put at the start of Lost Tales of the Moonchanters? I can't really open with Lady Lauma's stories, after all...
- Columbina: "Lost Tales of the Moonchanters"?
- Ehrnrooth: Hehe, it's a little collection I wanted to write... and the title was Lady Lauma's idea.
- Ehrnrooth: She said, "a book that presents those tales in an interesting and humorous manner could go a long way to inspiring interest in history amongst the children."
- Ehrnrooth: "And this interest may then guide them to undertake more serious historical research later down the line."
- Ehrnrooth: Ugh... so embarrassing! Why was I mumbling to myself out here?! Lady Lauma overheard everything and caught me right on the spot!
- Ehrnrooth: And then she said, "I have faith in you. You have not spent much time as a priestess, but you are no one's inferior in wisdom or texts studied."
- Ehrnrooth: "I believe you are more than up to the task of composing such a text."
- Columbina: Lauma meant that you're very capable.
- Ehrnrooth: Huh? Uh... maybe? No, no, I'm not! I... I haven't even found the very first story...
- Columbina: I don't know stories about the Moonchanters, but I do know a few about the kuuhenki. Would you like to hear them?
- Ehrnrooth: ...
- Ehrnrooth: W—Would you really? Err, um, pl—please wait one moment, Lady Columbina! I haven't any paper or pen on hand, and I'm n—not mentally prepared either! Could you... tell me the story later...?
- Columbina: All right. Next time I come by to eat some fruit, I'll come find you.
- Ehrnrooth: Yes! Of course! No problem at all, Lady Columbina!
- Ehrnrooth: ...Though "next time I come by to eat fruit?" What kind of timekeeping is that...?
- (Obtain Frostlamp Flower ×5)
- I'll leave you to it...
- (Subsequent interaction)
- Ehrnrooth: If I get the chance in future, I'll write them all down in a book. Then I'll call it...
- Ehrnrooth: Oh! Oh dear, oh dear, too much chatting, not enough book-sorting. Still... Hmm. What should I call that book...
- (The Frostmoon Scions' history...)
- (Continues with dialogue above)
- (Available if Lauma is in the party)
- (Perhaps Lauma could come up with a good name...)
- (Continues with dialogue above)
- (Available if Columbina is in the party)
- (Columbina seems interested...)
- (Continues with dialogue above)
- I'll leave you to it...
Dialogue Set #3
Available after interacting as Lauma or Columbina.
- (If interacted as Lauma previously) [verification needed]
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- Ehrnrooth: Come on, brain, move it! Speed things up! We can't keep Lady Lauma waiting.
- (If interacted as Columbina previously)
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- Ehrnrooth: Come on, brain, move it! Speed things up! We can't keep Lady Lauma and Lady Columbina waiting.
- Are you ready to record the story?
- (If interacted as Lauma previously)
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- Ehrnrooth: Not yet. Every time I think about recording Lady Lauma's "anecdotes," my brain freezes up. It's like I lose the ability to think.
- Ehrnrooth: What should I ask? No, that's not right — how can I ask anything? I just need to listen...
- Ehrnrooth: No, that's not right either! All of the previous recorders asked questions. If I don't ask any, it'll seem like I'm not taking the task seriously.
- (If interacted as Columbina previously)
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- Ehrnrooth: Not yet. Every time I think about recording Lady Lauma's "anecdotes" and Lady Columbina's "kuuhenki stories," my brain freezes up. It's like I lose the ability to think.
- Ehrnrooth: What should I ask? No, that's not right — how can I ask anything? I just need to listen...
- Ehrnrooth: No, that's not right either! All of the previous Notetakers asked questions. If I don't ask any, it'll seem like I'm not taking the task seriously.
- Just think of it as listening to a story.
- Ehrnrooth: That's easy enough to say, but I can't help getting nervous.
- Ehrnrooth: *sigh* I think I'm starting to understand why all the previous recorders wrote like they were penning accounting reports.
- Ehrnrooth: Faced with someone so important telling stories so significant, they didn't dare add any embellishments at all.
- Ehrnrooth: Taking down a record without mistakes or omissions is already a momentous task...
- But you want to make it interesting, don't you?
- Ehrnrooth: I should've slapped myself... No, a slap isn't nearly enough — I wish I'd stuffed my fist in my mouth to prevent me from saying a thing back then.
- Ehrnrooth: That way, I wouldn't be stuck pulling my hair out, unable to write down a single word.
- Ehrnrooth: O Moon Goddess... Save me!
- (If interacted as Columbina previously)
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- Ehrnrooth: ...
- Ehrnrooth: Wait, even the Moon Goddess can't save me now. Lady Columbina is my interview subject too!
- Ehrnrooth: *sob*... What should I do...
- I see you have things to think over. Goodbye...
- Ehrnrooth: Come on, brain, hop to it! Get moving!
Trivia
Etymology
- The Ehrnrooth family is a Finnish noble family of German origin.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Ehrnrooth |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 安洛丝 Ānluòsī |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 安洛絲 Ānluòsī |
| Japanese | アンローズ Anroozu |
| Korean | 에른루트 Ereulluteu |
| Spanish | Ehrnrooth |
| French | Ehrnrooth |
| Russian | Эрнрут Ernrut |
| Thai | Ehrnrooth |
| Vietnamese | Ehrnrooth |
| German | Ehrnrooth |
| Indonesian | Ehrnrooth |
| Portuguese | Ehrnrooth |
| Turkish | Ehrnrooth |
| Italian | Ehrnrooth |
Change History
Released in Version "Luna I"