Quest:A Softer Future

The Mystery Supplier
Level	140
Type	Solo
Starts with	Asórkho
Starts at	Boar Wallow
Start Region	Upper Lebennin (King's Gondor)
Map Ref	[80.9S, 25.3W]
Ends with	Irodon
Ends at	Halach
End Region	Upper Lebennin (King's Gondor)
Map Ref	[81.9S, 26.4W]
Quest Group	Upper Lebennin (King's Gondor)

Walkthrough & Notes
The Boar Wallow can be found to the north-east of Halach. [80.9S, 25.3W] Irodon is in the centre of Halach. [81.9S, 26.4W]

Rewards
47  35   Increased Reputation with The Renewal of Gondor ( 1,200 ) 3 Marks of Renewal Legendary Item Experience (422.000)

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'You found me in the middle of preparing meat from a previous hunt. I came here for more fresh meat, but I confess that hunting tires me quickly, and I am at my limit today. 'If you wish to help, could you hunt some of the boars here?' Background Asórkho regrets his actions during the war. Objective 1 Hunt boars for fresh meat (0/8) Asórkho has asked you to hunt some more boars for fresh meat. You can find boars in the boar wallow north-east of Halach. Objective 2 Talk to Asórkho You have obtained a good amount of fresh boar meat. You should return and talk to Asórkho near the boar wallow. Asórkho: 'A mighty hunter, you are. I shall take this fresh meat to preserve for another delivery. If you intend on returning to the townspeople, please give them these meats I have finished preparing. 'I expect they are waiting for your answer to their question. It is... a difficult situation. If you must give them an answer, I would ask that you keep my homeland a secret. I am loath to show my face, for more reasons than just shame, but... I only want to be kind. I hope they will understand. And perhaps I will reveal myself, in time.' Objective 3 Talk to Irodon Asórkho has given you preserved meat to give to the townsfolk of Halach, and asked you to keep his identity a secret. You should return to Irodon in Halach. Irodon: 'A harmless person who wishes to stay a secret for now? I admit that, had anyone else told me this, I would've grown warier. But your words hold weight here. I trust you. 'May this person find the courage to come forth one day. I'd like to thank them for all they've done.'