Quest:Unmasking the Messenger

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Unmasking the Messenger
Level 130
Type Solo
Starts with Rékkur
Starts at Annâk-khurfu
Start Region Elderslade
Map Ref [32.8N, 61.1W]
Ends with Aighrig
End Region Elderslade
Map Ref [33.9N, 58.9W]
Quest Group Elderslade
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'Curse the Orcs! Gáfin must have discovered something foul, I'm sure of it. I don't understand why he was holding a bat, but if we want to find out, we'll have to investigate ourselves. The scouts are busy enough.

'This note directs you to follow the road eastward, past the Hárveg Bridge. Before the road cuts into the Greylin River, look for the overlook to the south.

'Going there may reveal something about both the messenger and Gáfin's death, but stay cautious.'

Background

One cryptic note has led to a scout's corpse and another note, answering nothing but creating more questions. Who has been sending these?

Objective 1

  • Go to the overlook

The messenger wants you to follow the road east, past the Hárveg Bridge. Before the road cuts into the Greylin River, there is an overlook to the south.

Rékkur believes this next clue may reveal something new, and has asked you to check.

There are fresh footprints in the earth

Objective 2

  • Examine the footprints

The overlook is empty, save for a set of fresh footprints.

Examining them could offer some insight.

An Angmarim rushes towards you!
Footsteps approach, and a voice calls out from nearby

Objective 3

An unfamiliar woman approached you once you defeated the Angmarim at the overlook.

Talking to her may answer some of the questions you have.

Aighrig: 'Hail, stranger, I am Aighrig. When Lúkhag -- my bat -- approached you instead of Rékkur, I knew I had to measure your abilities and trustworthiness. That is why I led that Angmarim here; I mean you no harm.
'I had not been planning on revealing myself so soon, but there are some goals better achieved together than alone. Unfortunately, the truth behind the scout's death eludes me, but perhaps we can recover whatever information was lost.'