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Sirafi

Last updated 2025-11-26

Sirafi is an open-world NPC located in Sumeru City, Sumeru.

Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player four Harra Fruit.

Location

Profile

(To be added.)

Appearance

(To be added.)

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle The Palace of Alcazarzaray...
Media:VO Sirafi 01.ogg "All my goods come directly from the Palace of Alcazarzaray."

Thoughts

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

Media:VO Sirafi All Schemes to Know 01.ogg Sirafi: (With me providing cover here, the boss' secret trade route should be safe.)

Dialogue

Sirafi: Don't take my goods for the simple stuff. They're all from the renowned "Palace of Alcazarzaray."
Icon Dialogue Talk White About the Palace of Alcazarzaray...
Sirafi: Even if you've never heard of that name, you should know the enormous palace in northern Sumeru, right?
Sirafi: That's right, that's the Palace of Alcazarzaray. I work for the owner.
Sirafi: Any product she touched carries a higher price, even if it couldn't be more ordinary!
Icon Dialogue Reward That good, huh?
Sirafi: You don't believe me? Well, you should check the quality of my products before you make any judgment.
Sirafi: You can have them. The Palace of Alcazarzaray won't have a problem with it.
(Obtain Harra Fruit Harra Fruit ×4)
Icon Dialogue Talk White See you.
Sirafi: Guaranteed genuine article!

Trivia

  • Abū Zayd al-Sīrāfī, full name Abū Zayd Ḥasan ibn Zayd al-Sīrāfī (Arabic: أبو زيد حسن بن زيد السيرافي) was a 10th-century geographer and traveler from the Persian Gulf port of Siraf.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishSirafi
Chinese
(Simplified)
希拉非
Xīlāfēi
Chinese
(Traditional)
希拉非
Xīlāfēi
Japaneseシラフィ
Shirafi
Korean시라피
Sirapi
SpanishSirafi
FrenchSirafi
RussianСирафи
Sirafi
ThaiSirafi
VietnameseSirafi
GermanSirafi
IndonesianSirafi
PortugueseSirafi
TurkishSirafi
ItalianSirafi

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