Seeing Eye to Winged Eye

Seeing Eye to Winged Eye

Quest giver

Ivaurault

Location

North Shroud (X:21.8, Y:26.7)

Quest line

Seventh Umbral Era Main Scenario Quests

Level

28

Experience

 11,100

Gil

 1,320

Previous quest

Ziz Is So Ridiculous

Next quest

Power of Deduction

Patch

2.0

Links

EDB GT

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Main Scenario Progress: 80 / 960 (8.3%)

   

A Realm Reborn Progress: 80 / 241 (33.2%)

   

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Ivaurault has information to share regarding your investigation.

— In-game description

Steps

• Investigate the specified location.
• Report to Ivaurault.

Journal

• Ivaurault has information to share regarding your investigation.

• Ivaurault reveals that he has also seen the winged eyeball. The sighting took place at the rocky area to the west. Take yourself there and investigate.

• Instead of the winged eyeball, a monstrous banemite appears, and you are forced to defend yourself. Return to Fallgourd Float and report to Ivaurault.

• You learn that the banemite you slew had long been a scourge upon the locals. While Ivaurault is duly impressed with your skill at arms, he wonders whether he only imagined seeing the winged eyeball.

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Ivaurault: There is something you should know. I have been keeping this to myself, lest I worsen Medrod's paranoia, but I, too, have seen the winged eyeball. 
Ivaurault: I cannot say whether it was coincidence, but my sighting took place precisely the same time as Medrod's. I was heading home after a day of digging when a shadow fell over me. 
Ivaurault: Looking up, I found myself locked in a gaze with a giant eyeball. I let out a scream at the top of my lungs and ran without once looking back. This happened at the rocky area west of here, in case you had a mind to investigate. 

Reporting to Ivaurault

Ivaurault: A monstrous banemite appeared...and you slew it!? That creature had long been a scourge upon the folk of Fallgourd! 
Ivaurault: Intentional or no, you have done us a great service. You have my gratitude! 
Ivaurault: ...But this does make me wonder, was it truly a winged eyeball I saw? Or merely a trick of light combined with blind panic?