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The old man mentions that the local bard, Josef Starling, was also voiceless for a time, suggesting they ask him how he overcame this ailment. Josef tells them his condition was cured with [[Birdsong Nectar]], an item he acquired from the Desert Bazaar. A merchant at the Bazaar confirms that birdsong nectar was indeed sold there, but there is none left. The merchant suggests searching a tower to the west as the item was found there in the past. | The old man mentions that the local bard, Josef Starling, was also voiceless for a time, suggesting they ask him how he overcame this ailment. Josef tells them his condition was cured with [[Birdsong Nectar]], an item he acquired from the Desert Bazaar. A merchant at the Bazaar confirms that birdsong nectar was indeed sold there, but there is none left. The merchant suggests searching a tower to the west as the item was found there in the past. | ||
Alena and her group climb to the top of the tower, only to find [[Oopsy and Daisy]], who then leave, dropping a vial of Birdsong Nectar in their haste. Retrieving this, she returns and administers the cure to her father, who tells her that he had a strange nightmare in which demons destroy the planet, but his voice was stricken | Alena and her group climb to the top of the tower, only to find [[Oopsy and Daisy]], who then leave, dropping a vial of Birdsong Nectar in their haste. Retrieving this, she returns and administers the cure to her father, who tells her that he had a strange recurring nightmare in which demons destroy the planet, but his voice was stricken the moment he informed his chancellor. He then grants Alena full permission to fight in the tournament. | ||
Arriving at Endor, they discover that King Norman has promised the hand of [[Veronica|Princess Veronica]] in marriage to the tournament winner. However, he feels that he made a foolish mistake, and requests that Alena enter the tournament herself, reasoning that, were she to win, his promise would be made void. Alena, who wished to enter anyway, agrees to this plan. | Arriving at Endor, they discover that King Norman has promised the hand of [[Veronica|Princess Veronica]] in marriage to the tournament winner. However, he feels that he made a foolish mistake, and requests that Alena enter the tournament herself, reasoning that, were she to win, his promise would be made void. Alena, who wished to enter anyway, agrees to this plan. | ||