Rest Area Entrance

Rest Area Entrance is a point of interest and an instance located in Tequemecan Valley, Natlan.

The Rest Area is where the Traveler and Paimon are teleported to upon first entering Natlan, and where they first meet Little One. It can be re-entered via the golden pillars at the bottom of a waterfall southwest of Tepeacac Rise.

After re-entering this area for the first time, the player will be granted the Wonders of the World achievement Maybe This is a Good Place to Camp?. Upon walking up to Little One waiting inside, the player will automatically start the World Quest Gifts and Gifts in Return in Series In the Footsteps of the Chosen of Dragons.

Quests

Souvenirs

Various collectibles can be obtained and added to the Rest Area:

Alpaca Toy — obtained from Special Friends
Gemstone Jewelry — obtained from Gifts and Gifts in Return
Secret Source Ball Mechanism — obtained from Treasures and Collectors

Unhatched Saurian Egg — obtained from The Lone Isle Named Night

Gameplay Notes

After the quest Someday, We All Must Walk Alone, Little One and all Souvenirs except the Unhatched Saurian Egg are removed from the Rest Area.
2 daily server resets after the above quest is completed, the Rest Area can be revisited to interact with the hatched Saurian "Aguara". Afterwards, the player will receive Aguara as a furnishing and the Rest Area becomes empty.

NPCs

Little One (prior to completing Someday, We All Must Walk Alone)

Interactables

Little Tepetlisaurus

After completing the World Quest Someday, We All Must Walk Alone in Series In the Footsteps of the Chosen of Dragons, and then waiting for 2 daily server resets, the player will find the "Little Tepetlisaurus" in place of where "Little One" would typically be found. After the following conversation, the player will receive Aguara as a furnishing for the Serenitea Pot, and the Rest Area will remain empty.

(Interact with the Little Tepetlisaurus): Paimon: He doesn't have that flaming pattern on his horn... this isn't (‍"Little One"‍)...; Paimon: Hey, where'd this little guy come from?; The saurian egg from Ochkanatlan...; Paimon: Oh! It's the saurian egg from back then!; Little Tepetlisaurus: Roooah?; Paimon: So that was a Tepetlisaurus egg...; Paimon: Paimon remembers the person protecting the egg gave it a name... So this little one would be "Aguara," right?; Aguara: Rawr!; Paimon: Ooh, it looks like you know your own name!; Aguara: Rrrawr?; Paimon: Just like (‍"Little One"‍), this little guy doesn't have a home anymore...; Paimon: Why not come with us? Hehe, Paimon and (‍Traveler‍) are the bestest at making friends with Tepetlisaurs!; Aguara: Rawr! Rawr!; Paimon: Hehe... Paimon knew you'd say yes!; You put a red cloth on Aguara, just as you once did with your former companion.; Paimon: The last wearer of that scarf grew up to become a very, very special guy!; Paimon: Aguara! Paimon hopes you'll be just like him, and grow up h—happy and h—healthy...!
(Obtain Aguara ×1)

Descriptions

You can use these shining stone pillars to access the mini-Domain you entered when first arriving in Natlan. It might prove to be a good place to rest now that the Abyss creatures have been driven out.

Map marker description

Soundtracks

No.	Soundtrack Name	Album	Played In
34	Introduction to a Little Friend	Land of Tleyaoyotl	Rest Area Entrance Quests

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Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Rest Area Entrance	—
Chinese (Simplified)	歇息处的入口 Xiēxī-chù De Rùkǒu	Rest Area Entrance
Chinese (Traditional)	歇息處的入口 Xiēxī-chù De Rùkǒu	Rest Area Entrance
Japanese	休憩所の入り口 Kyuukeijo no Iriguchi	Rest Area Entrance
Korean	휴식처 입구 Hyusikcheo Ipgu
Spanish	Entrada a la zona de descanso	Rest Zone Entrance
French	Entrée d'aire de repos	Rest Area Entrance
Russian	Вход в зону отдыха Vkhod v zonu otdykha	Entrance to Rest Area
Thai	ทางเข้าจุดพักผ่อน
Vietnamese	Lối Vào Khu Nghỉ Ngơi	Rest Area Entrance
German	Eingang zum Ruhebereich	Entrance to the Rest Area
Indonesian	Pintu Masuk Rest Area
Portuguese	Entrada da Área de Descanso
Turkish	Dinlenme Yeri Girişi
Italian	Ingresso dell'area di riposo