Quest:Farewell Lyndelby

Farewell Lyndelby
Level	130
Type	Solo
Starts with	Madelgard Túcca
Starts at	Lyndelby
Start Region	Wells of Langflood
Map Ref	[26.9N, 66.6W]
Ends with	Fanglind
Ends at	Lyndelby
End Region	Wells of Langflood
Map Ref	[27.1N, 64.7W]
Quest Chain	Wells of Langflood: Misthallow

Walkthrough & Notes
Valaric Túcca can be found at her picnic spot on the hill overlooking the river north of the village. [27.7N, 65.8W]

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'From now on, you may call me Maddy. Everyone else in the village does! Hmm, it looks like you mean to depart soon. Have you another adventure afoot?! I'm sure you do! Well, before you leave, you should say good-bye to everyone! It is the neighbourly thing to do after all! Farewell, friend!' Background Maddy and all of Lyndelby send well wishes to those who depart their hidden village. Objective 1 Wave good-bye to Madelgard Túcca Wave good-bye to Heldric Túcca Wave good-bye to Ogiva Túcca Wave good-bye to Vilihad Túcca Wave good-bye to Valaric Túcca Wave good-bye to Odger Túcca Wave good-bye to Erma Túcca Wave good-bye to Ubbo Bolga Wave good-bye to Gísla Bolga Wave good-bye to Badehild Bolga Wave good-bye to Fastrada Túcca Wave good-bye to Clodar Túcca Wave good-bye to Húbald Túcca The holbytlan can be found in Lyndelby. You should wave good-bye to the holbytlan you have met. Possible responses: "Bye now! It has been a lovely time indeed!" "Good-bye, friend!" "Hmm, it looks like you mean to depart soon. Have you another adventure afoot?!" "I do hope you come again!" "I thank you for all that you have done!" "If you must depart, then I shall keep my good-bye a short one!" "It was a pleasure to meet you!" "Leaving so soon?!" "Safe travels, my friend!" Objective 2 Leave Lyndelby You should travel over the old stone bridge and leave Lyndelby. Objective 3 Talk to Fanglind near Lyndelby Fanglind can be found near Lyndelby. You should talk to Fanglind. Fanglind: 'Greetings <name>. I am surprised the town of Lyndelby greeted you at all. Some of the younger Men who once lived in these parts befriended a few of the holbytlan. They were considered a curiosity, yet with their elusiveness, their presence quickly fell to mere rumours among the Men. We Eagles have kept watch over the holbytlan ever since. All I ask is that you speak to no one of Lyndelby. We wish for the simple lives of the holbytlan to be not disturbed.'