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Pam

Last updated 2025-07-30

Pam is a shop NPC that can be found in Sumeru City, Sumeru. She sells cooking ingredients and her stock refreshes every day, except for the Seagrass.

Shop

ItemItem MoraStockTotal
Cost
Refreshes
Fish Fish240102,400Daily
Crab Crab240102,400Daily
Seagrass Seagrass240102,4003 Days
Shrimp Meat Shrimp Meat12010012,000Daily
Total cost for all items
19,200

Location

Profile

(To be added.)

Appearance

(To be added.)

Quests and Events

World Quests

Requests

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Dishes that compliment [sic] wine...
Media:VO Pam 01.ogg "Care to buy some fresh fish? However you cook it, there's no better dish to complement your wine."

Thoughts

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

Media:VO Pam All Schemes to Know 01.ogg Pam: (I hope I can sell all my fish today. Otherwise, I'll have to eat the leftovers myself.)

Dialogue

Pam: Care to buy some fresh fish? However you cook it, there's no better dish to complement your wine!
Icon Dialogue Shop What do you sell here?
Pam: We sell seafood caught fresh every day, so you never have to worry about quality.
(Opens the shop menu)
Icon Dialogue Talk White And you are...
Pam: I'm a self-employed fishmonger. Running a small business means selling more for less.
Pam: It's all about making the most of local resources.
Pam: Getting fresh seafood and seagrass daily from the sea doesn't just fill our bellies, it keeps my family afloat, too.
Pam: I can live a free life, and it's all thanks to the bounty of the sea.
Icon Dialogue Talk White See you.
Pam: Take care. Remember to come back if you're ever looking to buy fresh seafood!

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Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishPam
Chinese
(Simplified)
珀姆
Pòmǔ
Chinese
(Traditional)
珀姆
Pòmǔ
Japaneseパァム
Paamu
Korean
Pam
SpanishPam
FrenchPam
RussianПэм
Pem
ThaiPam
VietnamesePam
GermanPam
IndonesianPam
PortuguesePam
TurkishPam
ItalianPam

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