For a Green Island...

For a Green Island... is a World Quest in Thunderclap Reef, Nod-Krai.

Start Location

The quest is obtained automatically when approaching Thunderclap Reef.

Steps

Investigate Thunderclap Reef
Follow the robot
Investigate Thunderclap Reef
Enter the cave and search for fragment(s)
Throw the fragment(s) at the stone
Enter the cave and search for fragment(s)
Throw the fragment(s) at the stone
Talk to Verna
Search for new fragment(s) nearby
Head to the top of Thunderclap Reef
Investigate the Moon Mirror
Defeat the awakened Frostnight Scion
- Frostnight Scion ×1
Talk to Verna
Find the kuuhenki to activate the Moon Mirror (0/3)
- Western location: Icy Crystal: Frostnight Scion ×1
Retrieve the fragment from the Moon Mirror
Throw the fragment(s) at the stone (0/2)
Talk to Verna

Gameplay Notes

From step 9 onwards, the red Strong Kuuvahki Environment at Thunderclap Reef turns into a Special Lightning Storm Environment (a blue Strong Kuuvahki Environment with lightning strikes).
- This lightning can be deflected by the Airspace Data Collector 2.0.
- After completing the quest, Thunderclap Reef becomes a blue Strong Kuuvahki Environment.
Progressing through the quest rewards 1 Exquisite Chest and 3 Precious Chests. Completing it unlocks a Luxurious Chest (after lowering the barrier).
This quest can block or be blocked by A Nation That Doesn't Exist due to conflicting quest locations.

Dialogue

Quest Description

You discover an island affected by kuuvahki turbulence near Hiisi Island...

(Approach the cave entrance): Paimon: Huh? What's that over there...?

(Approach ???)

???: Huh? Kraka III, you're back already?

???: That's weird. You didn't collect the fragment, so why are you here so soon...?

Paimon: Uh... Hello?

???: Ah! I'm sorry, I'm sorry! Please let me explain! There's a really good reason I'm dressed like this — it's not heresy or anything, I swear!

Paimon: Wah! Paimon hasn't even said anything yet!

???: Huh? Oh, you're just an adventurer from the outside... By the Moon Goddess's silken locks, I thought you were— Wait a sec! Why are you dressed like that? And acting like it's totally normal, to boot!?

Well, it's my favorite outfit.

Should I be wearing that green uniform from the Adventurers' Guild instead?

???: Wait... You must be... You're the one the Moon MaidenKuutar holds dear... Talented beyond belief and totally unfazed, even with all this kuuvahki turbulence...

Paimon: Uhh, about that... Well, Paimon thinks we can just skip over the details. But seriously, why are you dressed like that? What are you doing here? And what even is kuuvahki turbulence?

???: Ah, pardon my rudeness. Ahem! "I am she who serveth the Frost Moon, born of the tides, and bearer of the High Priestess's mantle beneath the moon's silver gaze. In this sublunary sphere, I am known as Vernadska."

Verna: But you two can just call me Verna. I'm currently on a very secret mission to restore balance to the kuuvahki here. So, if I may — how should I address you both?

In this sublunary sphere, I am known as (‍‍).

Paimon: Copying the way she talks? Really? Fine, fine — ahem! In this sublunary sphere, Paimon is... Paimon! Ugh... That was super embarrassing...

The little one's Paimon.

Paimon: And the big one's (‍‍)... hey! What are we, some kind of comedy duo now?

Paimon: And wait, you mentioned you're on a secret mission... It's not very secret if you just tell us immediately, is it? And calling yourself a "High Priestess" while dressed like that? You ain't fooling anyone, Miss...

Verna: Well! You can't judge a book by the cover it wears, yes? We, too, have had scammers parading around Nasha Town in Frostmoon robes they clearly "found" somewhere.

Verna: Oh! I know! A demonstration of our ancestors' blessingskuuvahki should convince you of my identity! Bear witness... Hi-yah!

...?

Paimon: Uh, (‍‍)? Seems to Paimon like we bore witness to a whole lot of nothing...

Whoa! That kuuvahki power is intense...! Paimon, run! I'll cover you!

Paimon: Wait, seriously?! (‍‍), are you okay? ... Hey! Don't mess around, would ya? Nothing happened!

Verna: ...Oops. I forgot this outfit wards off kuuvahki. Hang on, I'll take it off and try again...

Verna: Oh, but with the turbulence afoot, I might get a little nosebleed without my suit... Well, since it won't take long, I guess I'll be fine!

Verna: Okay, first I'll undo this strap here...

Paimon: Wait, wait, wait! No need to go that far! We believe you, just keep the suit on!

Verna: Great! Does that mean you two would be willing to help me with my mission?

Paimon: Uh, (‍‍), did Paimon pass out for a minute or ten? Why's she suddenly asking us about some promise we've never heard about? She's gotta be a fake, Paimon's sure of it...

Verna: I told you, I'm not faking... Ugh, forget it. Let's put my identity aside for now. Like they say, small slips sink big ships.

Verna: If we leave the kuuvahki turbulence alone, we'll have a catastrophe on our hands before long!

Then you should get more people to help.

Verna: Unfortunately, I can't. The others don't have my level of resistance. If I call in backup, they'll be dealing with much, much worse than a simple nosebleed. That's why having helpers like you two show up is a rare stroke of luck!

I see... Looks like we can't just walk away from this.

Verna: Ah, I knew I had a good eye — Uh... I mean, I knew trusting the Moon MaidenKuutar to bless me with saviors such as yourselves was a good idea!

Paimon: Alright, fine! We're adventurers, and we don't say no to folks in need, even if you seem a bit... unreliable. But even Paimon can tell something's definitely off here. Maybe we can help!

Verna: Excuse me? I'll have you know I'm the most reliable priestess there is! And you two seem even more reliable, so I'll share this super-duper reliable, foolproof plan with you!

Verna: Let's cut to the chase — those two rotating boulders are the cause of this kuuvahki turbulence.

Verna: Ever since the time of the first Moonchanter, Lady Aila, the kuuvahki in Thunderclap Reef has always been unstable. But things have gotten worse since those two large rocks fell from the sky...

Verna: As the scripture says: "O Moon MaidenKuutar, even the immutable laws set by the dread Sovereign of the Firmament shall bend to your song, and even the tides of time and heaven's signs will..."

Verna: Will... Uhh... what was the next line again? Oh well, I'm sure you get the idea!

Paimon: Paimon gets the idea... that you're super unreliable!

Verna: Oh, come on, forgetting one little verse in a prayer doesn't make me a bad priestess! Besides, we're not counting on prayers to fix this — we're using science!

Verna: Based on my calculations, those two stones are filled with powerful kuuvahki energies, which is why the balance here is particularly messed up.

Verna: The solution's simple. We're going to fight fire with fire! If we use other kuuvahki-charged fragments and hit those boulders at precise angles...

Verna: ...we'll be able to counteract the disruption and calm the turbulent kuuvahki down!

An exquisite plan, truly!

Verna: Right? See, this is why the Moon MaidenKuutar favors you, (‍‍)! You've got a sharp eye for genius!

Paimon: Hmm, Paimon doesn't really get all this calculating and analyzing, but Paimon's not sure she can trust anything you say, Verna...

That's... not what I'd call foolproof.

Verna: Haha, I get it. When I first looked over the results of my calculations, I thought, "Wait. Can this even be?" But numbers don't lie. You'll see!

Paimon: No matter how serious you sound, it doesn't change how crazy this plan is!

Verna: Well, we won't know unless we try! But there's a problem — Kraka V and Kraka VII, who went looking for stone fragments, still haven't come back...

Paimon: V and VII? Now that you say that, Paimon does remember you mentioning a Kraka... III, was it?

Verna: That's right. Kraka V and Kraka VII are its successor models. These little fellows are amazing helpers. If only the original, Kraka I, was still around... well, that's a long story for another time.

Verna: I wish I could go find them myself, but my nose started bleeding like crazy after I took a few steps in...

Paimon: And that's where we need to step in, right?

Verna: Oh my, Paimon! You're just as warm and kind as you look! Thank you so much for volunteering to help me!

Paimon: Paimon's not doing this just for you! Th—This is for everyone's sake!

Paimon: Wait, why'd Paimon say something like that...? Umm, in any case, everything will be okay as long as we help find Kraka V and VII and those stone fragments, right?

Verna: Yes, and once you've collected the stone fragments, just toss them up onto those two large stones! That's the beauty of a proper scientific solution — it works no matter who tries it!

Verna: Alright, my ever-reliable (‍‍) and Paimon, I'll be counting on you!

(Talk to Verna again, optional): Verna: Alright, my ever-reliable (‍Traveler‍) and Paimon, I'll be counting on you! Once you've collected the stone fragments, just toss them up onto those two large stones!

(Approach the robot): Paimon: Ah, found it!; Paimon: Wait... is this Kraka III or V? Ugh, whatever... It's already got the fragment, so why's it stuck here?; Paimon: It's like a cat that's crawled into a jar and can't get out... (‍Traveler‍), let's send them back.

(Throw the first fragment): Paimon: Hmm... Nothing's happening. Do we still need more fragments?

(Approach the two robots): Paimon: Huh? The robots here seem to be... pointing in that direction. Have they detected something?; Paimon: Oh, it looks like the way's blocked by that rock over there...

(Move the robots)

Paimon: Hmm... Is this the way to go?

(Combine the robots)

(They remove the obstructing rock)

Paimon: Ugh, same deal over here. It's got the fragment, but now it's stuck...

Paimon: What was Verna thinking when she set them all up? Forget it, (‍‍), let's send them back.

(Attempt to leave with the fragment)

(The cave shakes and a rock blocks the original exit)

Paimon: W—What should we do? Doesn't look like we can leave through here... Wait, Paimon sees some light over there! Maybe there's another way around?

(Leave the cave)

Paimon: *cough cough* We finally made it out... Ugh, Paimon didn't expect that collapse... That was so scary! Good thing we managed to find another exit...

Paimon: But with all that noise just now, Verna must have heard it too, right? Paimon had better hurry back and bring her here before she tries to dig into the cave. She might get herself trapped...

Taking advantage of her ability to fly, Paimon goes around the other side of the mountain and brings Verna over, all while explaining to her everything that just happened...

Verna: Huh? It c—collapsed!? Oh no, how did this happen... (‍‍) and Paimon, are you both alright!?

Paimon: You mean you didn't hear that huge noise just now?! And it's a little late to say "are you alright," isn't it? We're standing here, aren't we?

Verna: Haha, sorry... I was busy calibrating Kraka III, so I wasn't paying attention...

Verna: Indeed, you have proven exceptionally trustworthy, (‍‍) — more so than even myself as a priestess. Had I encountered such circumstances, I fear I would have been at a complete loss.

Verna: Alright, let's see what you've been up to, little Krakas... Well, aren't you a right troublemaker! You found the pieces, but didn't come back on time, so (‍‍) and Paimon had to turn this place upside down just looking for you!

Paimon: Well, they found the pieces, but got stuck on their way back... Don't you think you might've messed the settings up somewhere, Verna?

Verna: Certainly not! I'm a direct apprentice of the famous "Papa Wrench," and the finest mechanic on Hiisi Island! There's no way I'd mess up a simple recall function... Nope! Definitely not!

Paimon: Don't think Paimon didn't hear you hesitate! And let's face it — bad recall function or not, they didn't return, and that's a fact!

Verna: Oh, but they have returned. You two reliable souls did bring them back, didn't you? Now all we have to do is toss this fragment up like you did previously, and everything should go off without a hitch!

Paimon: You're seriously sidestepping the issue here...

Verna: As the sacred prayer goes: "O, great father of genesis, forger of the tripled moonsTakoja Ianikuinen! Let your wrath right that askew throne, that the fair one may become thy..."

Verna: Become thy... uh, what comes next?

Verna: Argh, forget the chant! Scientifically speaking, no matter the problem, a few good whacks will do the trick! Percussive maintenance, go!

Yeah, science!

Paimon: That's right! Whether it's Treasure Hoarders, Specters, or troublemakers from who knows where — just whack 'em a few times and you're good to go... Wait, how's any of this even remotely "scientific"?!

Paimon: No matter how Paimon looks at it, something about this plan feels off... Are we sure we won't accidentally blow the whole island sky high?

Verna: Haha, you're a funny one, Paimon! Nobody would be silly enough to blow their own home apart, right?

Riiight... Are we sure this won't go horribly wrong...?

Paimon: Yeah... You can't phrase this in a way that doesn't sound risky!

Verna: Rest assured! I've been secretly... ahem, I mean, I've been thoroughly researching this for a long time, and can vouch that it is a very reliable plan! And we did test it once just now, didn't we?

Paimon: *sigh* Guess we've got no choice but to try at this point...

(Throw the fragment at the large stones)

(The stones buzz with kuuvahki energy, turning the environment dark and stormy)

Paimon: Ah! What's going on now? The kuuvahki feels even more unstable than before!

Is this all part of the plan?

So much for that "intricate" plan of yours...

Verna: No need to panic! This is just... a minor technical issue. Nothing to worry about!

Verna: We've successfully adjusted the kuuvahki from a chaotic state to a reversed chaotic state. Now we just need to nudge it back to normal!

Verna: Think about it this way: If things have already gone from bad to incomprehensible, there's no room left for it to get any worse, right?

Paimon: Your explanation is what's incomprehensible! How can you stay so calm when everything's falling apart?

Verna: B—Because panicking won't help! Staying calm... l—lets us think clearly and find a way out of this mess...

Verna: I—I'm sorry, I'm sorry! I lied! I'm totally freaking out, I'm just trying to look like I'm not! (‍‍), Paimon, what in the Moon's name are we supposed to do!?

Paimon: So you're just going to dump the problem on us now? Hey, if you're really a priestess of the Frostmoon Scions, don't you have some kinda prayer or spell that can stop the storm?

Verna: You say it like such things exist! Ugh. That's why we place our trust in science... Yes, we've still got science, don't we? Now let me check...

Verna: Aha, just as I suspected! Kraka III's readings suggest a source of faint kuuvahki traces nearby, almost identical to that of the other fragments.

Verna: If the first two fragments tipped the kuuvahki into a reversed chaotic state, then the third one should be able to bring it to a state of minimized turbulence... Yep, that has to be it!

Verna: Ha! So it was just a miscalculation after all! I knew the plan itself was absolutely foolproof. (‍‍), Paimon, this way!

Paimon: Looks like we don't have any other leads... Might as well follow Verna. Come on, (‍‍)!

(Approach the marked location)

(If the player has not completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Verna: We found it! See? I told you to trust in the power of science...

(If the player has completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Verna: Eureka! See? I told you to trust in the power of science...

???: ...You arrive at last, hero of "Elysium."

Verna: Whoa! There's someone else here too!?

(If the player has not completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Who are you?

(If the player has completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Paimon: Hold on... This one seems familiar... If Paimon's memory serves, she gave us directions last time, when we ran into that giant crab!

Paimon: But now she's shown up again... Hey, who are you, really?

???: I am the dawn's first breath upon the world's weary brow, the final draught of nectar drawn from a bitter well. I am mother to all, and daughter to all...

Is that a prayer?

Verna: Eh? Let me think... That does sound like part of a rite — but it's a verse only a Moonchanter is allowed to recite...

Seems like this place is turning into a gathering spot for priestesses...

Verna: That does sound like part of a rite — but it's a verse only a Moonchanter is allowed to recite...

Verna: Hmph, a true priestess would never get the sequence of their prayers wrong. Another fraud in a borrowed robe — I've seen plenty of your kind!

Verna: Last time it was a woman called Hidimbi, she too dressed the part, played the role, and fooled quite a few...

Verna: But tough luck for you, imposter — you've got a real priestess right here! And I can see through your disguise!

???: ...Do the mask's carvings determine the actor's worth? What matters is that she sits in that seat, and thus she plays the role...

???: In this sublunary sphere, are we not all masked? It is merely that some veils can be seen, and others, not...

Paimon: Woah... That sounds profound. If nothing else, she sounds more priestess-y than you, Verna...

Verna: Hey! What's that supposed to mean?

I can't help but agree...

It's okay, Verna. Even if you're an imposter...

Verna: Excuse you! I'm not the imposter, she is!

Verna: Ugh, you outsiders are so easily tricked — ignore the sweet words and look past the surface for once, why don't you?

(If the player has not completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Verna: Ugh, never mind! According to my calculations, you've hidden the fragment we're looking for inside this Moon Mirror, isn't that right?

(If the player has completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Verna: Ugh, never mind! According to my calculations, you're the one who hid the fragment we came to find. Isn't that right?

Verna: That's no trinket for common hands. Hand it over, or... or I'll use the Moon Goddess's favor to give your head a very enthusiastic blessing!

Paimon: Are you a priestess or a thug, Verna!?

Verna: What, you want me to bow, kiss the forehead of this scammer, and sing her a dainty hymn while we're at it!? Now's not the time for etiquette!

???: ...Your desires unfurl before me like threads... And I have traced their destined weave.

???: But this is no place for us to speak. Walk with me, and I shall lay bare the tapestry.

(If the player has not completed The Mirrors, the Maze, and the Tsar)

Paimon: Huh? Where did she go? She just disappeared...

Paimon: That strange lady... who exactly is she? She doesn't seem like a bad person...

Verna: Scammers never seem like villains when you first see them. That's exactly how they pull the wool over their victims' eyes!

Verna: Who knows where she stole our garb from... but she can't fool me. I knew she was a fake the instant I laid eyes on her!

Paimon: Paimon doesn't get all this religious stuff... but even though she talks funny, she sounds so gentle and kind...

Verna: I—I can speak more gently too, you know!

Verna: That imposter just happens to have a nicer manner of speech, greater skill in channeling the Moon Goddess's blessingkuuvahki, and more experience with using the Moon Mirror...

Verna: ...

Paimon: ...

...

Verna: Ugh, alright, alright! I know she looks more like a Frostmoon priestess than I do!

Verna: But that doesn't matter now — I'm the real one and she's the fake! What matters is catching up to her and taking that fragment back!

Verna: Let's follow the Moonlane up this way. It may be an old method with zero scientific basis, but since we're out of options, we might as well!

(Approach the Moon Mirror): ???: ...We meet again, hero of "Elysium."; Verna: Get it right — It's heroes, plural! Now hand over the fragment, imposter!; Pretty please.; You heard the lady! Hand it over!; ???: ...Is what you seek not right before your eyes?; Verna: Haha, I knew you wouldn't give up without a fight! Guess I'll just have to give you that blessing to the head — Wait, what did you just say?; Verna: You're just... giving it to us? Then why have us come all this way in the first place?; ???: Because this is where it must happen. Fate demands it. I have waited too long, endured too much, all for this moment. All for the birth of a "god"...; ???: But it matters not. Soon it will end, and the newborn "god" will drape the world in true joy...; What are you even talking about?; ???: ...‍ViaLovia‍... I have glimpsed it in the mirror of stars. There is no place for her in a world where the "god" has now been born...; Verna: First off, it's Verna, not Via! Don't you know it's rude to— Wait, you weren't talking about me, were you?; ???: Indeed. So then — do what must be done. The ending you seek awaits.; Paimon: Wait, wait, wait. We're not here to hurt you or anything! You're just so vague and cryptic all the time — it's getting on Paimon's nerves!; Paimon: And what's with the kuuvahki turbulence around here? Why is that fragment in your hands? This "ending we seek" would sure be nice with an explanation of... well, anything!; ???: ...Patience. Once all comes to an end, we will meet again.; Paimon: Eh?; ???: You seek answers, do you not? When the moment comes, the path ahead will open.; ???: Well then, I shall await you at the Court of the First Edict.; Verna: Huh? But isn't the Court of the First Edict already...; "O nightingale, O nightingale, who soars above pale ridges and frozen plains..."
"Have you heard the songs of evening prayer? My dearest nightingale..."; Verna: Hey! Stop right there!; Paimon: Whoa, (‍Traveler‍), watch out! Looks like something's woken up!

(After defeating the enemy)

Verna: Argh! This is unbelievable! Who does this fraud think she is!? The nerve of her — taking control of a sacred Frostnight Scion and turning it against us...!

We'll be giving that head of hers a blessing AND a sermon!

Is she really taking control of it, I wonder...?

Paimon: Y—Yeah... Paimon thinks there's a good chance that it was the lightning strikes from earlier that woke the Frostnight Scion up...

Verna: Well, then that, too, must've been her doing! If she can wield kuuvahki and knows our prayers inside and out, pulling off something like that would be a piece of cake!

Verna: Anyway, first things first — let's gather the remaining kuuhenki on the island, extract the last fragment from the Moon Mirror, and stabilize the disturbance once and for all!

(Talk to Verna again, optional): Verna: Anyway, first things first — let's gather the remaining kuuhenki on the island, extract the last fragment from the Moon Mirror, and stabilize the disturbance once and for all!

(Approach the Moon Mirror): Paimon: Hmm... If we just move the stone statues in the mirror and gather them together, we should be able to grab that fragment, right?

(Throw both of the fragments)

(The barrier around the two large stones dissolves, and their spinning slows)
(The stones glow gold and fly towards the giant pillar at the Sanctum of the Oathkeeper, slotting neatly into indentations on its surface)

Verna: See? All according to plan. The kuuvahki turbulence has been neutralized!

Paimon: That was NOTHING like your original plan! With all the accidents along the way, Paimon can't tell if you're optimistic or just shameless!

Verna: I'll take that as a compliment! After all, being pessimistic and risk-averse won't get us through situations like this.

Paimon: Okay... Fair enough. But Paimon can't help but wonder, why are you out here all on your own? Shouldn't the other Scions be helping out in some way?

Verna: Well... *sigh* Since you've helped me get this far, I suppose I should come clean. This island is... in a way, considered a forbidden place to us Frostmoon Scions. And I may have committed an even greater sin...

Forbidden? But we were able to just walk in...

Verna: In our territories, that's not so uncommon. What truly holds people back isn't the walls they see — but the ones they've built within their hearts.

Paimon: Since when did you get so philosophical?... Hey, wait! Don't dodge the question!

So... you've finally dropped the act.

Verna: Hehehe, since I've been found out, there's no point keeping up the act any lon— W—Wait, wait! I'm just kidding! Don't draw your weapon!

Verna: Ahem, seriously though... I wanted to try solving the problem using robots. You probably know this already, but most of us Frostmoon Scions aren't exactly big fans of tech.

Verna: I thought if my plan went well this time, maybe I could finally convince those block-headed... Well, I mean, those very steady, if rather conservative, higher-ups to reconsider their stance.

Verna: Hold on... I can say that, can't I? Technically, the robots were part of our operation, and since we succeeded, they clearly played their part in our success, right?

Even though the "part" they played wasn't constructive...

Verna: Hmm... Maybe I'll gloss over that part when I explain it later... *sigh* Still, that probably wouldn't work, would it...

Pretty sure my part in your success was far greater!

Verna: Of course! Your contribution is beyond question, (‍‍). But for the greater good, sometimes a little... rhetorical embellishment is necessary. *sigh* Ugh, I can't even convince myself...

Verna: But hey! If not this time, then there's always next time. I'll keep pushing forward, and one day these little fellas will make a big difference. I believe they will!

Paimon: Okay, but before we talk about the future... Those two big rocks, they flew off in that direction, right?

Verna: They did. And... Hmm. If we go that way, we'll end up at the Court of the First Edict...

Paimon: The Court of the First Edict... Wait, isn't that where that strange lady — y'know, the one who seemed even more priestess-y than you do, Verna — said she was headed?

Verna: You're breaking my heart, Paimon! Even now, you still think that suspicious lady's priestess act is more convincing than I am...

Verna: Ahem, anyway, I'm sure she was just bluffing. Because... Well, the Court of the First Edict was sealed off five hundred years ago.

Verna: That place used to be one of our sacred sites. Five hundred years ago, Lady Aila, the Moonchanter who witnessed the birth of the Moon MaidenKuutar, personally sealed it shut.

Verna: Forget some outsider con artist — even after generations of Moonchanters, no one has ever broken the seal Lady Aila placed. It's not for a lack of trying... just that no one's ever succeeded.

Paimon: Ugh, but that leaves us with no clues at all! How are we supposed to track her down now?

Verna: Don't worry, I've already come up with another brilliant plan!

Verna: Although... it might need just a tiny bit of prep. Just a little. Probably...?

Verna: Okay, I'll go clean up the robots first. Thanks for all the help, (‍‍) and Paimon!

Verna: "O fair Frost Moon, weave for me a gentle hymn, and bless the nightingale-hearted wayfarers. For ye have stolen the fell curse of the north wind, and the silver spire that sought to pierce the firmament shall no longer..."

Verna: Shall no longer... uhh... Haha, well, I never did memorize Lady Aila's prayers properly. Anyway — thank you, and may we meet again!

Video Guides

For a Green Island... Guide

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	For a Green Island...	—
Chinese (Simplified)	为一座绿色的岛屿… Wèi Yīzuò Lǜsè de Dǎoyǔ	For a Green Island...
Chinese (Traditional)	為一座綠色的島嶼… Wèi Yīzuò Lǜsè de Dǎoyǔ	For a Green Island...
Japanese	緑の島のために… Midori no Shima no Tame ni...
Korean	푸른 섬을 위해… Pureun Seomeul Wihae...
Spanish	Por una isla verde...	For a Green Island...
French	Pour une île verte...	For a Green Island...
Russian	К зелёному острову... K zelyonomu ostrovu...	To a Green Island...
Thai	เพื่อเกาะสีเขียวขจี...
Vietnamese	Vì Một Hòn Đảo Màu Xanh...
German	Für eine grüne Insel ...	For a Green Island...
Indonesian	Demi Sebuah Pulau yang Hijau ....
Portuguese	Por Uma Ilha Verde...
Turkish	Yeşil Bir Ada İçin...
Italian	Per un'isola verde...

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