Quest:Searching for Hope

Searching for Hope
Level	150
Type	Solo
Starts with	Girhâzi
Starts at	Girhâzi's Lodge
Start Region	Ambarûl
Map Ref	[21.8S, 80.9W]
Ends with	Amâsu
Ends at	Girhâzi's Lodge
End Region	Ambarûl
Map Ref	[21.8S, 80.9W]
Quest Group	Ikorbân Valley: Ambarûl

Quest Chain

Fields of Duragâr Quests Burukíri [150] Problematic Pests [150] Low Hanging Fruit [150] Sweet Extras [150] Goods to Market - vector to Iridír Mehêtur [150] Fields of Danger [150] Collecting Reeds [150] Making Papyrus [150] Scroll Delivery - vector to Iridír Iridír [150] A Sister's Concern - vector to Arwáth [150] An Angler's Advice [150] An Old Family Recipe [150] Gathering Oysters [150] Checking for Frogs [150] Lost Trade-goods [150] The Ikorbâni, the People of Shagâna [150] Welcome to Iridír Prerequisites: Completed the quest Welcome to Iridír [150] A Show of Goodwill [150] Supporting the Bulwark [150] Arrows for the Cause [150] Crippling the Enemy [150] A Defensive Strike - vector to Sûru [150] The Prisoner Problem - (on returning to Iridír) [150] A Captive Audience [150] Instance: A Captive Audience [150] Searching for Hope [150] Instance: Searching for Hope [150] One Last Effort [150] Unlocking History [150] Instance: Unlocking History [150] Return to Dubarâkh - repeatable [150] Return to Girhâzi's Lodge - repeatable Prerequisites: Completed the quest Unlocking History [150] The Southern Visitor - return to Sûru to pick up the vector quest to Khûd Zagin Sûru [150] An Audience Not Given - vector to Jirush in Khûd Zagin [150] Diminishing the Enemy [150] Feeding a Small Army [150] Gathering Lumber [150] Situational Update - return to Iridír [150] Staying Prepared The Tale-wardens [150] The Fallow Deer [150] Tend to the Deer [150] A Tale My Father Told [150] A New Post [150] Instance: A New Post [150] Ways and Customs - vector to Sûru [150] Raphûz's Feats of Strength I [150] Instance: Facing His Fear [150] Raphûz's Feats of Strength II [150] Instance: Proving His Bravery [150] Flowers of the Floodplain [150] The Bountiful Wilds [150] Across the Ikorbân - vector to Jirush in Khûd Zagin [150] Instance: Across the Ikorbân

Walkthrough & Notes
Complete the instance.

Rewards
49  35   Increased Reputation with The Ikorbâni ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience (687,000) 7 Shagâni Ghín 150 Virtue Experience

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'I could not have gotten this information without you, <name>. Would you like to come with us to search this salt mine? I will gather some Dumûri volunteers and get Khûldim ready to be moved. Let me know when you are ready and we will be on our way.' Background Khûldim Umûn has informed Girhâzi that the Dubarâkh is inside an abandoned salt mine. You are invited to join them as they search the caves for the lost library of Ambarûli culture and history. Objective 1 Complete Instance: Searching for Hope Talk to Girhâzi when you are ready to travel to the salt mine in search of the Dubarâkh. Girhâzi: 'You are ready to go on this expedition? Then let us be off.' Objective 2 Talk to Girhâzi You accompanied Girhâzi to explore the abandoned salt mine of Ashunûg in search of the Dubarâkh. Instead of a library, you found a cult and Khûldim Umûn found death at the hands of his would-be rescuers. Girhâzi: 'I am unsurprised that Khûldim lied to us. I only wish it had not been so. Curse it all, now we have no hope of finding the Dubarâkh! That coward got himself killed when he could have gone home to Ordâkh! What a fool! He lied to us for no reason but to deprive us of something we want.' You can see her sadness shifting into anger. 'I will never understand why people hate us so. Leave me be, I need to think. Talk to Amâsu if you must talk to someone.' Objective 3 Talk to Amâsu Frustrated at her failure to locate the Dubarâkh, Girhâzi needs a moment to herself and sent you to talk to Amâsu instead. Amâsu: 'Please excuse Girhâzi's behaviour. I have noticed that when she does not wish to feel pain, she recasts it into anger. It has been so since Ukhâx and her boys were taken from her. Her pain is something she will eventually have to face, but let us not worry ourselves about it today.'