Okin
Last updated 2026-02-17
Okin is an open-world NPC located in Nasha Town, Lempo Isle, Nod-Krai.
Following certain dialogue branches for the first time gives the player three Teachings of Vagrancy and one Guide to Transience.
Location
Profile
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Appearance
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Idle Quotes
Everything I need...
- "As long as there's food and a place to stay, I got everything I need."
Dialogue
- Okin: Hmm... These stitches need to be tighter. Otherwise, those brutes'll just rip everything apart again...
Are you a tailor?
- Okin: Oh, I'm just doing some sewing for treasure hunters. That's how I make a living.
- Okin: Their their [sic] line of work involves lots of activity, which means their clothes wear out fast. Thankfully, they're also willing to pay good Mora to get them fixed. That means I get by, so it's fine by me.
About your skills...- Okin: Skills? Hehe, I don't have much of any, really. I just do a little work with needle and thread, like I did in my hometown. And practice makes perfect, right?
- Okin: Well... Not that I'm anywhere near close to "perfect." I've failed my master’s expectations and will surely be mocked by my fellow apprentices... but at least these skills have proved useful here. Not a total waste, I suppose...
You're from Inazuma, are you?
- Okin: That's right — specifically, from Yashiori Island!
- Okin: Over there... Well, hehe, I just couldn't stay. That's why I came to Nod-Krai. It's a foreign land, but at least it's a safe one for now.
- Okin: But of course, if I need to leave here, that's fine too...
You're working hard.
- Okin: Haha, I'm fine. An ordinary gal like me doesn't need much to be happy with her lot in life.
- Okin: Take this place, for example. It's a little cramped, but there's food, shelter, and it's safer than Yashiori Island.
- Okin: Still... thanks for your kind words. They're kinda rare to come by for a wanderer like me.
- (Obtain

Teachings of Vagrancy ×3)
About the maddened Inazuma samurai lurking around...
- Okin: ...You must be talking about that maniac who takes a swing or five at anyone he sees. To tell the truth, we're from the same village.
- Okin: He's called Gonpachi. Just like me, he fled Yashiori Island. I guess... you could say he was like a little brother to me.
- Okin: But he strayed onto a path he shouldn't have in order to survive, and crossed people he shouldn't have. In the end, he got his childhood sweetheart, who fled here with him, killed. That's what finally broke him.
- Okin: If you encounter him, please just keep your distance. He's lost his senses... I'm sure he'd cut even me down without a shred of hesitation.
- Okin: Or, well... If you could free him from his suffering, it'll probably be a mercy that poor kid hardly deserves.
- Okin: This fleeting world — a body clad in sorrow. Cherry blossoms fall, untended by tomorrow. Spring departs, never to return... Never to ever return...
- (Obtain

Guide to Transience ×1)
See you.
- Okin: See you! If your clothes need fixing, just come look for me.
Trivia
Etymology
- Okin may be derived from the prefix o- (Japanese: お), a common honorific prefix to female given names in pre-war Japan, and kin, the on'yomi reading of nishiki (Japanese: 錦), which means "brocade."
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Okin |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 阿锦 Ājǐn |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 阿錦 Ājǐn |
| Japanese | おきん Okin |
| Korean | 오킨 Okin |
| Spanish | Okin |
| French | Okin |
| Russian | Окин Okin |
| Thai | Okin |
| Vietnamese | Okin |
| German | Okin |
| Indonesian | Okin |
| Portuguese | Okin |
| Turkish | Okin |
| Italian | Okin |
Change History
Released in Version "Luna I"

