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Overview[]

Mayhem in the Market map

Path through Wajjun Bazaar for parts 5-8 continuing to the Undercity

Mayhem in the Market map 2

Path through the Undercity for parts 6-8

Summary

  1. Find Kisai in Wajjun Bazaar.
  2. Find Mai.
  3. Locate Aeson in the Market and speak with him.
  4. Find Yuun and speak with him.
  5. Find Lukas and speak with him.
  6. Locate and speak with Jinzo and Master Togo in the sewers.
  7. Find out what Master Togo learned at the palace. Give him your information.
  8. Talk to Guardsman Pei.
  9. See Guardsman Pei in Vizunah Square (Local Quarter) for your reward.

Obtained from

Headmaster Greico in Kaineng Docks

Requirements

A Master's Burden (Primary Quest)

Reward

  • 3000 XP
  • 150 Gold
  • 1 Skill Point

Dialogue

"Master Togo has gone to the palace to see if the emperor has any useful information about the plague. As I'm sure you know, the Emperor and Master Togo are brothers...Master Togo's mother caught the eye of Emperor Kintah, our current emperor's father. Not many are permitted to enter the emperor's palace, but he permits Master Togo entry because of their shared blood.
"While we wait, I have a task for you. I sent some of the other monastery students out into Wajjun Bazaar to speak with the locals to gather information about this plague. I'd appreciate it if you could go find out what they've learned and then report your information to Master Togo. The information may prove invaluable in determining the source of the plague."

Intermediate Dialogue 1 (Kisai)

"Headmaster Greico sent you? That is reassuring. I went to visit my family to make sure they were all right. Apparently my sister left for the Echovald Forest to study painting. This is so scary, do you not think? I found out from my mother that the Obsidian Flame guild is helping the guards keep the city from falling apart because of this plague. I am sure with Master Togo's training I can make it through. Fear cuts deeper than a blade; I've got to remember that."

Intermediate Dialogue 2 (Mai)

"This is why we studied under Master Togo, is it not? Talking with my old friends I have discovered that this plague came out of nowhere. The emperor is doing all he can, but apparently it is not enough. To all things must come an end, and this plague is no different."

Intermediate Dialogue 3 (Aeson)

"These streets are strange and hard to navigate. To be honest I feel less of an outsider here than I did back on the Jade Sea. I overheard some traders talking of the Luxons and it seems that our nomadic ways have prevented the plague from affecting my people."

Intermediate Dialogue 4 (Yuun)

"This is not a game anymore. I tracked down some of the plague creatures, but thought it best to keep my distance and observe them for a while instead of rushing in like I might once have done. While I was waiting, I talked with a Kurzick from Echovald Forest. He was saying that the war between Luxon and Kurzick continues apace. Old hatreds can burn for generations, eh?"

Intermediate Dialogue 5 (Lukas)

"Looks like another opportunity for Lukas the Great. Do you like the new title? I think it most befitting in such a great city. This adventure in Cantha will be just the thing to impress Danika. Master Togo just passed through here looking for Jinzo. He had sent the two of us here to look into possible causes of this plague, but once Jinzo saw the destruction in this place, he went a bit crazy and ran off into the sewers. I would have gone after him, of course, but I had more heroic things to do."

Intermediate Dialogue 6 (Jinzo)

"The horror... the complete devastation... I knew it was bad but I did not think it would be like this.... Whole families wiped out... innocent children left to wander the streets.... If only I had become a Monk. Perhaps I could have done something to prevent this."

Intermediate Dialogue 7 (Master Togo)

"Thank you, <name>, this information is helpful indeed. I am also relieved to say that my trip to the palace proved worthwhile. I believe I have found the place where this sickness originated. It is a very dangerous place, even at the best of times, and the emperor has now ordered it sealed in an attempt to stop the spread of the plague. I have spoken with the guard there, however, and he knows to expect you. I will stay here with Jinzo until he is himself once more, but I will catch up with you shortly."
"Do not worry, <name>. We will not be alone. Mhenlo, a talented former student of mine, will be joining us there, and I am certain he has brought more help."

Intermediate Dialogue 8 (Guardsman Pei)

"An imperial herald already came by with a letter from the emperor granting Master Togo entry. I am not about to defy the will of the emperor by telling you not to go, but I fear that the only thing that awaits you past this point is death. I hope I am wrong and that you can stop this plague before it destroys more lives. Are you sure you want to continue?"
"You enter this area at your own risk. The Celestial Ministry absolves itself of all responsibility for your safety."

Cinematic Dialogue

Canthan Man: "What the . . . ?"
Canthan Woman: "May the gods have mercy on our souls."
<party leader>: "Are we too late?"
Master Togo: "Not yet, but we must not allow those plague beasts to spread their affliction any further. If they do, everyone in this province will be in danger."
(scene changes)
Fortune Teller: "I see great things in your future."
Fortune Teller: "Yours will be a story told by generations."
Fortune Teller: "Your swords will be sought by many."
Shiro Tagachi: "Nonsense."
Fortune Teller: "Yes. Yes. You will do things no other man would dare."
Fortune Teller: "Your name will live on for a thousand years."
Shiro Tagachi: "Shut your mouth. Old Fool."
Fortune Teller: "Look for fortune to come your way."

Reward Dialogue

"Well, I cannot say I think this is a wise choice, but for all of sakes, I pray you succeed. Dwayna keep you safe."

Walkthrough[]

In this quest you need to talk to several NPC's in Wajjun Bazaar. After which you will be sent to the Undercity to talk to Master Togo. Master Togo will then redirect you to the next mission: Vizunah Square (Local Quarter). However there's a whole army of Afflicted between you and the portal. After you've fought your way through the Afflicted you must speak to Guardsman Pei to travel to Vizunah Square.

Tip: When faced with a very large group of Afflicted, move back a little and wait patiently. The large group will eventually split up into several smaller groups that you can pick off much more easily.

Shortcut: After talking with Master Togo, use the Map to travel back to The Marketplace and exit through Bukdek Byway. From there, follow the green arrow and you will fight MANY fewer Afflicted. This way is safer, shorter, and easily henchable. However, be careful when you run into The Afflicted Miju, as many afflicted spawn when you get near her.

Notes[]

  • To make things easier in Wajjun Bazaar, you can do the The Search for a Cure quest. After you've completed this quest you can accept the Seek out Brother Tosai quest. This quest makes all Am Fah in Wajjun Bazaar friendly, effectively making Wajjun Bazaar a walk in the park. However, note that all Am Fah in The Undercity will still attack you.
  • To make things way easier in The Undercity, have the Chasing Zenmai step four (Stop the Am Fah from creating new Afflicted soldiers.) quest in any party member's quest log. No bosses and fewer creatures will spawn in your way. Without The Afflicted Huan encounter, this quest is much easier.
  • If you wait for The Afflicted Huan, he will eventually walk away and disappear, after which you can simply walk through.
  • This quest can easily be run by a higher level player.
  • You do not have to fight Chan the Dragon's Blood. If you wait he will eventually walk away, taking a large group of Am Fah with him. If you do it this way there are only 5 small groups of Am Fah to fight on your way to Jinzo and Togo.
  • Another player on step 8 of the quest (that is, Talk to Guardsman Pei), may ferry players who haven't completed any of the quest into the outpost.
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