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Notes Left by Someone

Last updated 2024-12-13

Notes Left by Someone is a Quest Item obtained during the World Quest Awakening's Real Sound in Series Khvarena of Good and Evil.

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Notes Left by Someone Map

...After scouring the land for days, I have finally found the Korybantes. Alas, I lack the strength to retrieve them. As such, I will record their locations here...

...There is no detailed information on the key contents of the ritual. I have drawn the following inferences from a comprehensive review of the current body of research:
Firstly, the element of the Korybantes matches the element recorded on the drum score.
This is obvious, and requires only a rudimentary understanding.
Anemo and Geo Drums do not exist. The reason for this merits further investigation.
Secondly, the meaning behind the notation.
Notation may be divided into three categories: empty, half-full, full. The hypothesis is that the musical notes refer to three types of rhythms, namely: pause, light, and heavy.
Thirdly, the order of reading.
Unable to be determined. If a lost Kory Drum is found, one can try to read it in the usual order, which is from left to right and top to bottom.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishNotes Left by Someone
Chinese
(Simplified)
某人留下的笔记
Mǒurén Liúxià de Bǐjì
Chinese
(Traditional)
某人留下的筆記
Mǒurén Liúxià de Bǐjì
Japanese誰かが残したノート
Dare ka ga Nokoshita Nooto
Notes Left by Someone
Korean누군가 남긴 노트
Nugun'ga Namgin Noteu
Notes that Someone Left
SpanishNotas de alguienSomeone's Notes
FrenchNotes laissées par quelqu'unNotes Left by Someone
RussianЧьи-то записи
Ch'i-to zapisi
Someone's Notes
Thaiบันทึกที่บางคนทิ้งไว้
VietnameseGhi Chép Ai Đó Để Lại
GermanVon jemandem zurückgelassene NotizenNotes Left by Someone
IndonesianCatatan Peninggalan SeseorangNotes Left by Someone
PortugueseNotas Deixadas por Alguém
Turkishİsimsiz Notlar
ItalianAppunti lasciati da qualcuno

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