Innam
Last updated 2025-11-24
Innam is an open-world NPC located in Port Ormos, Sumeru.
Location
Innam's location
Additional context
Quests and Events
Story Quests
Idle Quotes
If only...
- "*sigh* If only I had my sister's luck."
Thoughts
Innam's thoughts can be accessed by using Nahida's Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know.
- Innam: (Port Ormos is better than the desert, but it can't hold a candle to the city...)
Dialogue
- Innam: It's so boring to be a guard... And I can't change shifts now...
- Innam: Hello, would you like to talk?
Sure, what about?
- Innam: Do you think luck is something you're born with?
- Innam: Dehya joined the Eremites after me, but got better assignments.
- Innam: She's working as a bodyguard for a rich girl. Great environment with high pay.
- Innam: Me, I just make the rounds here every day and have to deal with disputes between Eremite groups.
- Innam: Life in the Eremites isn't as exciting as people might think.
- You can't change shifts?
- Innam: Yeah, at first, we mercenaries who worked at the docks could change shifts as we liked. Bad mood? Well, we could just change shifts and go for a drink.
- Innam: But now the Inspector won't allow it...
- Why is that?
- Innam: A few days ago, a young man who'd not been here long asked Matari to change shifts, and happened upon a sea monster warning.
- Innam: After the warning was withdrawn, the Inspector came to look into the situation at the harbor and questioned the young man. The poor lad could not answer.
- Innam: The Inspector checked the roster again, and found out there was a shift change. Now she's been paying extra attention to this matter and no one dares to break her rules.
- Innam: *sigh* I just want to finish work early and go to the bar for drinks.
- See you.
- Innam: *sigh* Guess I'll keep working this boring job...
Trivia
Etymology
- Innam may be derived from the Arabic word inʽām (Arabic: إنعام), meaning "favor, grace, gratuity."
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Innam |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 伊娜姆 Yīnàmǔ |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 伊娜姆 Yīnàmǔ |
| Japanese | イナーム Inaamu |
| Korean | 인남 Innam |
| Spanish | Innam |
| French | Innam |
| Russian | Иннам Innam |
| Thai | Innam |
| Vietnamese | Innam |
| German | Innam |
| Indonesian | Innam |
| Portuguese | Innam |
| Turkish | Innam |
| Italian | Innam |
Change History
Released in Version 3.0