The Wisdom Seelie is a quest in Layla's Hangout Event: Act I - Ever Silent Stars.
Steps[]
- Ask Rabah about the legend
- Head over to the bookshelf Rabah mentioned
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionLayla mentioned that the Wisdom Seelie could help with her thesis. You feel a little skeptical, but still decide to check it out with her.
The Wisdom Seelie[]
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Rabah, optional)
- Rabah: (She probably won't hear back in time.)
- (Ask Rabah about the legend)
- Layla: Excuse me, have you ever heard of the Wisdom Seelie?
- Rabah: Heh, you've come to the right person.
- Rabah: I came across this legend not too long ago myself. After hearing about it, I decided to test it out and asked it a question about the brightness of the stars.
- Rabah: Two days later, I got a response. It included two pages of detailed and accurate information. It saved me from having to look up a ton of resources.
- Layla: R—Really?
- Rabah: Yeah, so I submitted another question a few days ago. I still haven't received a reply, though.
- Layla: That sounds like what others have said. But I don't have the time to wait for a reply if the Seelie doesn't answer right away...
- Layla: Ahh, whatever. Can you please tell me how to submit a question to the Wisdom Seelie?
- Rabah: It's quite simple. Go to the bookshelf over there and find either "Theoretical Astrology" or "A Quick Reference Guide to Astrology Cases."
- Layla: Oh, I know where those are... My Darshan has us use those two books quite often.
- Rabah: Okay, so write your question in a letter addressed to the Wisdom Seelie, and then insert the letter into one of the books.
- Rabah: Come back in a day or two, and if you see a red stamp on your letter, that means the Wisdom Seelie has replied.
- Rabah: However, if the stamp never appears, then that means the Seelie doesn't want to answer your question.
- Layla: I see. Thank you so much.
- Layla: I'm gonna go write down my question. Hopefully the Seelie replies...
- (Talk to Rabah again)
- Rabah: There's no harm in trying. Now let's see if it's in the mood to answer your question.
- (Continue to Dislocated Dialogue)
Dislocated Dialogue[]
- (Head over to the bookshelf Rabah mentioned)
- Layla places her letter in the designated book.
- Layla: Whew, finally... I wrote out my question and put it in the book.
What do we do now?- Layla: Wait, I guess. Let's give it some time.
- Layla: I'll come back tomorrow to check on it. Don't worry about me if you have other things to do.
- I'll come with you. I'm a little worried.
- Layla: I see... Thanks, I appreciate it.
- Layla: Alright then, let's meet up here tomorrow. I really hope the Seelie replies.
- The next day, you and Layla return to the same bookshelf.
- Layla: Time to look at the letter. Please let there be a stamp, please let there be a stamp...
- Layla: Ah, there's a red stamp on it! The Seelie responded! Fantastic!
- You look better already.
- Your eyes are sparkling.
- (Stress Value −1)
- Layla: This is wonderful. My troubles are at an end! I can't even begin to express how grateful I am.
- Layla: Let's take a look at what it wrote...
- Layla: "Thank you for your letter. Though I have extended a response, I cannot answer your query due to your questionable motives."
- Layla: Questionable motives? ...Me? W—Wait, huh?
- Layla: Okay, let's see... "Completing a thesis requires independent thought and work. You planned on using my knowledge to complete your paper's most critical portions. That's not right."
- Layla: "However, considering that your deadline is fast approaching, and that there is substance to the content in the completed sections of your thesis, I've decided to help you nonetheless."
- Layla: "Follow the hints I've left, and you will find the answer to your question."
- Layla: "Consider the effort you put into thinking and searching as your payment for my knowledge."
- Layla: What the...
- (Stress Value +1)
- Layla: It's absolutely right about everything... I'm starting to feel guilty now, I can't deny any of it.
- Layla: But I'm running out of time... Oh, what should I do...?
- I'll search for the answer with you. (This dialogue option leads to Further Investigation.)
- Layla: Huh? Uh...
- Layla: I could tell you're a very kind person, but I never expected that you'd go this far to help me...
- Layla: I'll definitely think of a way to make it up to you once I take care of my thesis.
- Don't worry about it.
- Just another day in the life of an adventurer.
- Layla: Okay, let's start by looking at the hint it left us. It should be on the second page.
- Layla: "The first clue lies hidden on the road of wisdom. The headstrong child finally sees the world for how big it truly is, filled with awe, yet struck with fear."
- Layla: That's it? Not even a picture or any other marking to go off of... This is pretty abstract.
- Layla: What's this road of wisdom, and who's the child?
- "Wisdom" is probably referring to the Akademiya?
- Layla: Hmm, possibly. That sounds like a natural conclusion. So, is the road of wisdom the road that leads to the Akademiya then?
- Layla: Wait, I think I get what it means by the "child" and "awe and fear"...
- Layla: When I first left home, it took me days to reach Sumeru City. I was completely shocked when I first saw it with my own eyes.
- Layla: It was so grand and awe-inspiring... Pictures of the city simply don't do it any justice.
- Layla: After seeing the city, a thought popped into my head: "Am I really worthy of this place?"
- And that's the "fear"?
- Layla: Worry, fear, or whatever you want to call it. Hmm, if I'm connecting the dots correctly, then I think I know where the Seelie is leading us.
- Layla: But, how does it know my feelings so well?
- Maybe it wasn't referring to you specifically.
- People who come to Sumeru City from elsewhere might often have similar feelings.
- Layla: You have a point. There's nothing special about my background or experiences. It could be anyone's...
- Layla: Anyway, let's go take a look!
- (Proceed to Further Investigation)
- It might be messing with you. (This dialogue option leads to Taking the Opposite Route.)
- Layla: Hmm, good point. Why else would it use such a roundabout way to tell me its answer?
- Layla: Supposedly, everyone who's been pranked by the Seelie had angered it in some way...
- Layla: That means the Seelie is someone who's very strict and serious about knowledge... but who knows if it's really a Seelie or some person.
- The main issue is that you have a deadline to meet.
- There's no guarantee that you'll actually get an answer, even after doing what it says.
- Layla: True... And if I don't get an answer, then I'll only have wasted more time.
- Layla: *sigh* But there's nothing else we can do. It's the one holding all the cards... It's completely hidden and can choose whether to help us or not.
- Layla: After all, it'd probably be impossible to find it and ask my question in person...
- Now that sounds like an idea.
- Layla: Huh? I was just kidding... Please don't take me seriously.
- Layla: It's a Seelie we're talking about. According to legend, Seelies are elusive and can create countless copies of themselves... Who's to say that it won't summon a shooting star to crush us once we find it?
- You don't actually believe in those legends, do you...?
- Think about what you just said for a moment.
- Layla: S—Sorry... I'm just a little panicky...
- Layla: Okay, Layla, calm down and think... If the Seelie is a person, then there has to be a way to track them down.
- Layla: We have two possible leads right now. The first is the checkout logs of those two books, and the other is the red stamp.
- Layla: The red stamp bears the Rtawahist emblem, which is used by a lot of people. It'll be hard to track down an individual, so we should probably start with the checkout logs.
- Layla: Let's go and make an inquiry. We can also ask around the House of Daena and see if anyone else knows something about the Wisdom Seelie.
- (Proceed to Taking the Opposite Route)
You look better already.Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | The Wisdom Seelie | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 「知慧仙灵」 "Zhīhuì Xiānlíng" | "Wisdom Seelie" |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 「知慧仙靈」 "Zhīhuì Xiānlíng" | |
| Japanese | 「知恵の仙霊」 "Chie no Senrei" | "Wisdom Seelie" |
| Korean | 「지혜의 선령」 "Jihyeui Seollyeong" | |
| Spanish | El Seelie de la Sabiduría | The Seelie of Wisdom |
| French | La Fée de la sagesse | The SeelieSeelieSeelieSeelie Tooltip for SeelieSeelieⓘ of Wisdom |
| Russian | Фея мудрости Feya mudrosti | The Wisdom SeelieSeelieSeelieSeelie Tooltip for SeelieSeelieⓘ |
| Thai | "Seelie เจ้าปัญญา" | |
| Vietnamese | "Tiên Linh Trí Tuệ" | |
| German | „Weisheits-Seelie“ | "Wisdom Seelie" |
| Indonesian | Wisdom Seelie | — |
| Portuguese | A Seelie da Sabedoria | |
| Turkish | Bilgelik Perisi | |
| Italian | Il Seelie della Saggezza |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.6