The Recollector's Path (Part 6)

The Recollector's Path is an Event Quest during the The Recollector's Path Event.

Steps

Talk to Zurvan
Head to the specified location and complete the trial
Talk to Sorush

Dialogue

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Quest Description

The training is approaching its conclusion. Zurvan's approval is but a step away...

(Talk to Zurvan): Zurvan: You look much happier than when last we spoke. Seems things have gone well?; Sorush: Hmm. From what I've learned doing these tasks, I have grown. For now...; Zurvan: You are worthy of being called Bloomguard?; Sorush: No... not yet. There is still a final portion of the task that I need to complete.; Sorush: Until all the tasks are done, until your respect is earned, I am not finished. Only then can the "Twin-Horned Chaplet" truly belong to me.; Zurvan: Oh? Looks like you're actually beyond your rebellious phase after all, just as was claimed.; Sorush: E—Elder, you... still remember that? Forget, I beg of you!; Zurvan: Haha. Regardless, it's good to see that your spirits have returned.; Zurvan: (‍Traveler‍). Paimon. Please be witnesses to the truth of whether Sorush is worthy of the Twin-Horned Chaplet.; Zurvan: Then I will await you at the end. See you soon.

(After completing the two trials)

Sorush: The Tunigi Hollow... this was the epicenter of the disaster. Though all seems calm...

It's not hard to think of how things were then.

Paimon: These crystals are huge... A lot bigger than even Wenut! And to think it's Sorush's responsibility to handle future problems here...

Zurvan: Is this not the most essential duty a Bloomguard should uphold? In addition, Sorush should also expect this of herself.

Paimon: That's what they say, anyway...

Sorush: Do you not trust me? Hmph. I did not realize I was at the stage that even the Pale Floater thinks so little of me.

Paimon: Whoa, Sorush's arrogance makes its grand return!

Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

Sorush: Hmph. Why do both of you still harbor such doubt in me after our time together? My pride has never been born of blind arrogance.

Sorush: Hmm. You should be well aware that I fully understand my past mistakes.

Sorush: Before, I placed reputation above action, but now, as I have learned, this is an act of purest neglect.

Sorush: Just as Simurgh became the divine bird through her sacrifice, I will become the Bloomguard by my deeds and hear my name rightfully sung in praise of my service.

Sorush: Additionally, I have completed all the assignments you have given me, Elder. Now, even you must admit that I am one worthy of the title of Bloomguard, worthy of the Twin-Horned Chaplet.

Zurvan: I indeed have no objection to the choice made by the Khvarena.

Sorush: ...Hm?

Zurvan: What? Did you expect me to object?

Sorush: No... I merely... did not expect you to agree so easily, Elder...

I expected a few rough words at least?

Zurvan: Ah, I'm not nearly so vicious.

Sorush: About the responsibilities of a Bloomguard... I did not actually gain any knowledge from the Chaplet...

Sorush: Is this because I still do not embody the traits of the Bloomguard fully? Do I still lack training?

Zurvan: For this... The title of Bloomguard might be inherited, but the duties are always variable...

Sorush: I see.

Zurvan: To state it simply: there are no fixed rules, and even more, there are no specific judging standards. Usually, the Khvarena's choice is final.

Sorush: Huh? So, you're saying...

Zurvan: I will not be taking the Twin-Horned Chaplet from you.

Now you don't need to worry about the top of your head getting cold.

Paimon: Missing the point!

Will not, or can not.

Paimon: Yeah, as Zurvan said herself, the Khvarena's choice is final. That means that Zurvan can't change it either, right?

Zurvan: Oh, ho ho... You really think so?

Paimon: Whoa... That's a little scary...

Sorush: I understand! This must be part of the test!

Paimon: Seems like Sorush is having an epiphany...

Sorush: You are a forgetful one, Pale Floater. I just said it! To pass these tests, besides competence and observation, the most important thing is understanding my past mistakes.

Sorush: Even if the outcome was already determined, would it not be retreading the path of folly if I cast aside all that I have learned during training? So, I think this must be the last test my elder has left me.

Sorush: To a worthy Bloomguard this is but a simple task. This is a sign of your complete trust in me, Elder.

Zurvan: I didn't expect you to see right through me. The Khvarena chose well.

Zurvan: But your changes... I suppose (‍‍) and Paimon bear some credit for that.

Sorush: Indeed! My esteemed Yasnapati and the Pale Floater are both beings of merit.

Sorush: Though I wish to say that I am potent enough alone... I believe that with their aid, the extinguishing of the Sign of Apaosha will be no difficult task.

Zurvan: How very reliable. Don't forget, Mihir and Rashnu will also be able to assist you.

Sorush: Worry not, Elder! Leave everything to me!

Paimon: Paimon keeps thinking that Zurvan might have planned this... But seeing Sorush this happy, Paimon can't really complain.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	The Recollector's Path	—
Chinese (Simplified)	忆昔诸途巡历 Yìxī Zhūtú Xúnlì
Chinese (Traditional)	憶昔諸途巡曆 Yìxī Zhūtú Xúnlì
Japanese	憶昔巡歴の旅 Okuseki Junreki no Tabi
Korean	회고의 수행길 Hoego-ui Suhaenggil	Recollecting Road to Practicing Asceticism
Spanish	El camino de la reminiscencia	The Way of the Reminiscence
French	Chemin des souvenirs passés	Path of Past Memories
Russian	Путь воспоминаний Put' vospominaniy	The Path of Recollection
Thai	เส้นทางความทรงจำ
Vietnamese	Con Đường Hồi Tưởng
German	Pfad der Reminiszenz	Path of Reminiscence
Indonesian	Kenangan Perjalanan Masa Silam	Memories of Past Journey
Portuguese	Jornada das Infindáveis Memórias
Turkish	Hatıralara Giden Yol
Italian	La via della rimembranza	The Path of the Remembrance

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