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Kira (Sumeru)

Last updated 2026-08-12

Kira is an open-world NPC located in Port Ormos, Ardravi Valley, Dharma Forest, Sumeru.

Location

Quests and Events

World Quests

Requests

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle The Akademiya's help...
Media:VO Kira 01.ogg "Thanks to the Akademiya's help, we can stay safe when we go out to sea."

Thoughts

Kira's thoughts can be accessed by using Nahida's Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know.

Media:VO Kira All Schemes to Know 01.ogg Kira: (Why is curry shrimp more popular than curry fish?)

Dialogue

Kira: According to instructions from the Akademiya, the latest marine conditions...
Icon Dialogue Talk White And you are...
Kira: I'm a local fisherman. Other than fishing, I'm also a contact for the researchers sent by the Akedemiya.
Kira: The Akedemiya would take a portion of our catch in exchange for helping us fishermen to determine the distribution pattern of marine life and plan fishing seasons and moratoriums.
Kira: It's a good deal for us to exchange some fish for the assurance of bountiful hauls and safe voyage.
Kira: I remember it was calm one day, but a Scribe passing through pointed at how odd that sort of tranquility was and saved us from a stormy sail.
Kira: That only convinced us to follow the Akademiya even more, and we hope the relationship will continue.
Icon Dialogue Talk White See you.
Kira: Goodbye. Only by understanding the sea will you get to enjoy its treasure.

Trivia

Etymology

  • Kira, kyra, kiera or chiera (Greek: κυρία kyría, "lady") was a common title for the women (usually Jewish women, but also Christians), who acted as agents for the women of the Ottoman sultan's Imperial Harem.

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Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishKira
Chinese
(Simplified)
奇拉
Qílā
Chinese
(Traditional)
奇拉
Qílā
Japaneseキラ
Kira
Korean키라
Kira
SpanishKira
FrenchKira
RussianКира
Kira
ThaiKira
VietnameseKira
GermanKira
IndonesianKira
PortugueseKira
TurkishKira
ItalianKira

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