Quest:Noisome Neighbours

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Noisome Neighbours
Level 28
Type Solo
Starts with Hana the Young
Starts at Ost Guruth
Start Region Lone-lands
Map Ref [31.0S, 29.5W]
Quest Group Lone-lands
Quest Chain Song of the Red Swamp
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'We came upon the maiden in the waters north beyond the wall. She was draped in vines and tattered robes and smiled beautifully before she cringed and shook the water apart and drove us from the swamp.

'She cornered me, though for only a moment, before my sister found me, but I saw the hatred in her eyes. She means me harm and sends the nerbyg to call me to her.

'Will you help me? Can you help me? The nerbyg are in the east, in the Bloodmire, rubbing their legs and singing the song she sang to me, calling for me to come. Please, help me. Bring me their legs so that I know they will no longer sing my name.'

Background

Since visiting Agamaur, the swamp north-east of Ost Guruth, Hana the Young has had terrible dreams. She spoke mysteriously about a Woman in the swamp and the song of the nerbyg.

Objective 1

Nerbyg can be found in Haragmar, the southern reaches of the Red Swamp, in a place called the Circle of Blood.

Hana claims that the Woman her people found in the swamp wishes to harm her and uses the nerbyg to call to her and draw her forth from Ost Guruth. Hana has asked you to slay the insects and bring her their legs so that she will know they can no longer call to her.

Hana the Young: 'Each night, the songs creep into my sleep and I dream of men at war, of blood spilt in the swamp. I awake before the image grows too grim, but I awake with the taste of blood in my throat.'
Hana the Young: Hana looks over the legs and casts them into a nearby fire.
'They are silent now. I cannot hear them chirping. For your help, your name, I wish there was more I could do in return. Please, take this with my gratitude.'