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Umi

Last updated 2025-08-27

Umi is an open-world NPC located in "People of the Springs," Toyac Springs, Natlan.

Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player one Hot Spring O'Clock.

Location

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Saurians can drown?
Media:VO Umi 01.ogg "Ah, who knew Saurians can drown too?"

Dialogue

Umi: As the saying goes, the better a swimmer you are, the easier it is for you to choke on water.
Icon Dialogue Talk White You're...?
Umi: Ah, nice to meet you, I am the lifeguard here. It's a pleasure to talk with you on the shore, where you're safe and sound.
Umi: When my first introductions with people take place in the water, they've generally gone... a bit less swimmingly.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Wait, do locals drown too?
Umi: Oh, there are tons! The locals here are the rowdiest of them all.
Umi: I've seen some pass out after soaking in the pool for too long, and others with gnarly head wounds after trying to dive on the shallow end... Oh, and even Saurians dashing from one end of the pool to the other after being tricked into some liquor by the tourists.
Umi: Each of those was worse than the last...
Umi: But yeah, you know those folks who'd often say that the People of the Springs should get an Ancient Name for laziness? They should work my job for a day for a change.
Icon Dialogue Reward Must be tough.
Umi: Thanks for understanding.
Umi: That being said, I'm sure that laziness has been engraved into my bones by now...
Umi: *sigh* I wish I could enjoy a hot spring soak undisturbed...
(Obtain Hot Spring O'Clock Hot Spring O'Clock ×1)
Icon Dialogue Talk White That does make sense.
Umi: Right? Anyway, please take care of yourself.

Trivia

Etymology

  • ʻUmi-a-Līloa was a High Chief of Hawai'i and a legendary figure in Hawaiian folklore. He is the brother of Hakau and son of Liloa.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishUmi
Chinese
(Simplified)
乌米
Wūmǐ
Chinese
(Traditional)
烏米
Wūmǐ
Japaneseウミ
Umi
Korean우미
Umi
SpanishUmi
FrenchUmi
RussianУми
Umi
ThaiUmi
VietnameseUmi
GermanUmi
IndonesianUmi
PortugueseUmi
TurkishUmi
ItalianUmi

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