- Zukin would have you undertake an important rite.
- ※Please note that the difficulty of this quest has been synced to your current level. Furthermore, you may not proceed with a class or job that is different from when you accepted this quest.
It is time, Forename. As one of the Divine Circle, you must undertake the rite of purification, that you might deepen your bond with the kami of the hunt.
To this end, you will require a special kind of holy water called Sui–no–Mamizu. This can be had from a priestess of Sui–no–Sato.
Once you have the water, return hither to Tamamizu and present yourself before the consecrated shell yonder. There you must sprinkle the water and offer a prayer to the kami.
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Ah, you must be the man of whom the Kojin spoke. I have your water. Take it, and may you find favor with the kami.
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Come to undertake the rite, have you? Go ahead and sprinkle the Sui-no-Mamizu, then say a prayer to the kami.
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You are purified from head to toe. Now you may pray to the consecrated shell.
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This does not appear to be the right spot. Try sprinkling the water again near the consecrated shell.
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You have the water. Shouldn't you be heading back to Tamamizu?
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Come to undertake the rite, have you? Go ahead and sprinkle the Sui-no-Mamizu, then say a prayer to the kami.
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This appears to be the right spot to sprinkle the Sui-no-Mamizu.
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You are purified from head to toe. Now you may pray to the consecrated shell.
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Good, good. 'Tis important to give thanks. The kami will surely smile upon your treasure-hunting endeavors.
Though you are not Kojin, you respect our ways as your own. Full glad am I to know a shell-less one such as you.
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Purifying yourself is but half of the rite. Now you must pray to the kami.
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The rite is complete? That is well. As you know, we Kojin seek out treasure that we might strengthen our bond with the kami.
And by the rite, we entreat he who abides in the shell to facilitate this bond. By honoring him, we may seek with greater success, thereby honoring all.
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Though you are not Kojin, you respect our ways as your own. Full glad am I to know a shell-less one such as you.
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