Sorimana
Last updated 2025-08-27
Sorimana is an open-world NPC located in Tequemecan Valley, Natlan.
Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player three Delicious Saurus Crackers.
Location
Sorimana's location
Additional context
Idle Quotes
Bring some food...
- "Next time, I should bring some more non-perishable food."
Dialogue
- Sorimana: Hello there, do you need help? Weren't bowled over by a passing Saurian, were you?
Does that happen often?
- Sorimana: Shouldn't happen too often, in theory... It's true that some Saurians aren't particularly friendly, but they normally wouldn't attack us unless provoked.
- Sorimana: But there have been quite a few rumors about Saurians ramming into people near near the places where i usually drop off supplies.
- Sorimana: Speaking of which, I work for the Courier's Longhouse, and it's my job to leave regular drops of food and other supplies at the places where our Couriers tend to stop off.
- Sorimana: Some are for humans, whereas others have been specifically designed for their Saurian companions.
- They might've been attracted by food.
- Sorimana: ...Ahhh! That's a good point!
- Sorimana: If Saurians or wild animals began to expect food to regularly appear at certain places, it's certainly possible that they'd start hanging around there...
- Sorimana: And if they were starving, it's not impossible that they might end up charging into people...
- Sorimana: Thank you for helping me realize what might be going on! I'll have to think of a way of testing this theory out...
How do we verify that?
- Sorimana: Hmm... How about this, then? You take these and walk around the wilds a bit more. See if any Saurians crash into— err, I mean, approach you?
- Sorimana: With your skills, you should be able to dodge them, right?
- (Obtain
Delicious Saurus Crackers ×3)
- Nah, I'm doing fine.
- Sorimana: Great.
Trivia
- In Inca mythology Sorimana was a god of volcanoes and earthquakes.
- The name may be a reference to an alternate spelling of Surimana, a mountain in the Huanzo mountain range of the Andes in Peru.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Sorimana |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 索莉马娜 Suǒlìmǎnà |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 索莉馬娜 Suǒlìmǎnà |
| Japanese | ソリマナ Sorimana |
| Korean | 소리마나 Sorimana |
| Spanish | Solimana |
| French | Sorimana |
| Russian | Соримана Sorimana |
| Thai | Sorimana |
| Vietnamese | Sorimana |
| German | Sorimana |
| Indonesian | Sorimana |
| Portuguese | Sorimana |
| Turkish | Sorimana |
| Italian | Sorimana |
Change History
Released in Version 5.0