Temple Inquiry
Last updated 2024-07-07
Temple Inquiry is a World Quest in Enkanomiya. It is part of the Hyperion's Dirge World Quest Series. This quest can start the series, but it is recommend to start with Hyperion's Dirge first.
Start Location
Steps
Start the quest by going to the start location and using Key Sigils to activate the Seals. Aberaku will appear after the Seals have been activated. Talk to him to start the quest.
- Activate the spirit's trial
- Defeat 3 opponents in 60 second(s)
- A Precious Chest will spawn after defeating the opponents.
- Obtain the offerings from the spirit
Dialogue
Clear the trials according to the path prescribed by the spirit named Aberaku and obtain the offerings...
- (Talk to Aberaku)
- Paimon: Here comes one of those spirits...
- Aberaku: My name is...
- Aberaku: Aberaku, Helios-Forger!
- Aberaku: How could I have been felled by your vile slander, or imprisoned by your puppet infants!?
- Aberaku: I— No, wait. I was imprisoned for months and years beyond count, was I not? Then... This must be my post-life form?
- Paimon: "Post-life form"? You mean that you're already dead, right?
- Paimon: Takes a pretty rare spirit to realize that.
- Aberaku: And yet, though it shames me to say so, I know not just how I died...
- Aberaku: But I recall that I was imprisoned on orders from a child.
- Paimon: A child?
- Aberaku: Indeed. But till today, I can never feel any hatred for that child, only pity.
- Aberaku: He was not at fault. The blame should fall upon those who controlled him like a puppet in their palms... Forget it. Such things are best left unsaid.
- Aberaku: After that, I was imprisoned...
- Aberaku: Imprisoned in a...
- Paimon: In a...?
- Aberaku: In a very high place.
- Aberaku: But though it was high up, it was dark, lightless, and cold as the ice itself.
- Aberaku: ...Strange. Why is that?
- Aberaku: Why do I feel that a high place should have brought a person warmth and comfort?
- Aberaku: Why... Why can't I remember any of this?
- Paimon: Are you hungry, maybe?
- Paimon: Whenever Paimon's famished, forget thinking, she can barely even talk straight!
I don't think that's his issue...
- Paimon: Come on, it's gotta be! Look at him, he can hardly speak clearly!
Well, it just so happens that we have some emergen—
- Paimon: Hey!
- Paimon: Actually, (Traveler), could you check if there's something to eat amongst the offerings?
- Aberaku: Wait! That's it! The offerings!
- Paimon: What, do you wanna eat them?
- Aberaku: No, I just remembered...
- Aberaku: When I died in prison, my attire and body were enshrined in various places due to my contribution in creating the Helios.
- Aberaku: But that also caused my spirit to be separated and rendered unable to rest.
- Aberaku: This place should have been the resting place of my sacred crown, though it has surely decayed by now. This must surely be why my thoughts are so... stuck.
- Aberaku: If this persists, I doubt that even my current state can be sustained for long...
- Aberaku: But these offerings can be used to replace the remnants of my body and my attire in sustaining an ounce of my thoughts.
- Aberaku: As such, please take them with you.
- Aberaku: However, there are many perils on the enshrining path. So though it may seem rude of me, could you accept a certain test first?
- Paimon: Test? What test?
- Aberaku: Please defeat the monsters hereabouts, the prison wardens of my spirit.
- Aberaku: This matter is perilous. Tell me once you are ready, O Traveler, and we shall begin.
- (Talk to Aberaku)
- Aberaku: Are you fully girded up, Traveler?
I'm ready
- Aberaku: Then I wish you... every success in your battle ahead.
- Start trial
I need a while more to prepare.
- Aberaku: Then I shall await your tidings.
- (Talk to Aberaku after completing the trial)
- Aberaku: Ah, if only Byakuyakoku had such valiant warriors as you! Then...
- Aberaku: *sigh* If this thing is done, then my wishes shall be fulfilled.
- Aberaku: You must bring these offerings bearing my thoughts to be enshrined... in the place where I was held under arrest. We must do this, in order to...
- Paimon: In order to what?
- Aberaku: In order to... In order to...
- Paimon: Ugh, there's no use talking to this guy now. Seems like his spirit's all messed up again.
- Paimon: (Traveler), let's just take those items with us.
- Paimon: But where was this high-up place where this guy was imprisoned?
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Temple Inquiry | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 庙前的叩问 Miào Qián de Kòu Wèn | Inquiry at the Front of the Temple |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 廟前的叩問 Miào Qián de Kòu Wèn | |
| Japanese | 寺の前を訪ねる Tera no Mae wo Tazuneru | Visiting the Temple's Front |
| Korean | 사당 앞의 질문 Sadang Ap-ui Jilmun | Temple's Front's Question |
| Spanish | El acertijo del templo | The Puzzle of the Temple |
| French | Enquête au temple | Inquiry in the Temple |
| Russian | Испытание Храма Ispytaniye Khrama | Temple Trial |
| Thai | คำถามของวิหาร | |
| Vietnamese | Thăm Dò Ngôi Đền | |
| German | Frage vor dem Tempel | Temple Inquiry |
| Indonesian | Penelaahan Temple | Temple Inquiry |
| Portuguese | Investigação no Templo | Temple Investigation |
| Turkish | Mabette Sorgu | |
| Italian | Indagine nel tempio |
Change History
Released in Version 2.4

