The sixth dungeon was found in the Torrential Ravine. Please traverse this dungeon in hopes of reaching the Yggdrasil's base by water. We are offering a 6,000en reward.
Etrian 1:Reach the Yggdrasil's base
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| Reach the Yggdrasil's base 世界樹の麓へ到達されたし | |
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迅雷風烈峡谷で第６迷宮が発見された。最下層には世界樹の麓へ到る水脈があるとみられる。当該迷宮を踏破し、世界樹の麓の調査を望む。達成者には金６０００ｅｎの褒賞を授与する。 | |
| Information | |
| Prerequisites | Report "Explore the fifth dungeon" and report 3 more quests at Amber Restaurant |
| Experience | 600 |
| Reward | 6,000 en You can develop the town to 7* |
Reach the Yggdrasil's base (Japanese: 世界樹の麓へ到達されたし) is a Mission in Etrian Mystery Dungeon. Accepting this mission unlocks Torrential Ravine.
What must be done
To complete this mission you must defeat Yellow Volptera, boss of Torrential Ravine.
Transcript
Accepting the Mission
Magan: According to Dr. Stein, the temperatures underground grow more severe as you advance farther north from town. The Torrential Ravine is situated exactly there... There is a chance that the groundwater may be boiling hot. Chano Industries anticipated this, and provided us with a portable boat. It's quite compact, so please take it with you.
Obtained key item: Portable Boat!
A new dungeon has been unlocked! 6th Branch: Torrential Ravine
Reporting the Mission
Guildmaster: I've brought Dr. Stein, as you asked.
Magan: Ah, splendid. Now then, please give your report on the base of the Yggdrasil. ...A deserted village? Interesting.
Dr. Stein, does this spark anything with what you know?
Sarah: The Yggdrasil's base... It may be the Land of the Pact.
Magan: The Land of the Pact? What do you mean by that, Dr. Stein?
Sarah: It's something mentioned in The Pact of the Tree of Life and the Embermen, by my old mentor. That was a book he wrote about the creation myth of the Keepers.
Magan: The Keepers... Oh! If I remember correctly, that term was on the gravestone in the deserted village. Doctor, how did this creation myth go?
Sarah: In the beginning... the time of genesis, they say this was a world of magma, ruled by the Embermen and filled with blight. Only the Embermen were capable of living in this land of blight. No other creatures could survive.
What changed that was the Tree of Life, which we know as the Yggdrasil. I heard they were all over the place back then... The Yggdrasil absorbed the blight as it grew, supplying the world with life and giving rise to many different creatures. At the same time, the Embermen who needed this blight to thrive were no longer capable of living in this world. The Yggdrasil saw this and made a place for the Embermen to dwell underground, inviting them to take refuge there. While some heeded his call, there were those who weren't keen on the idea of moving underground.
A group of Embermen, headed by Muspell, challenged the Yggdrasil to battle to take back their paradise. From Muspell's palms, she bore monsters in numbers great enough to fill the sky, and ordered them to destroy Yggdrasil. However, the monsters who went into battle turned to stone the moment they touched the tree. Realizing she couldn't defeat the Yggdrasil, Muspell decided to negotiate instead. She agreed to stop the fighting and move underground. In return, she asked that Yggdrasil deliver the sun's light there.
The Yggdrasil agreed to this and made a pact to deliver the sun's light to the Embermen dwelling beneath it. Since then, humans have lived above ground, while the Embermen live below... The Keepers claim to have heard this story from the Yggdrasil. It's said they were chosen as the Keepers because of their ability to communicate with the tree...
> The petrified beasts are the DOEs.
- Magan: That's what I thought too. It sounds like it's referring to the DOEs trapped in the amber... And the sunlight delivered underground reminds me of the amber with the light trapped inside.
> The 'sun's light' is the amber.
- Magan: That's what I thought too. It sounds like it's referring to the Yggdrasil's amber, with the light trapped inside... And the petrified monsters could be the DOEs trapped in amber.
Guildmaster: Then does this mean the seventh dungeon is beneath the Yggdrasil? And this Emberman called Muspell dwells there?
Sarah: ...I don't know. This happened long ago. I haven't confirmed it for myself... I have a request for you guys. Can you take me to the base of the Yggdrasil? I have a feeling I'd know more if I could go onsite and get a close look.
Guildmaster: Geomagnetic Poles can only be used once you reach them. You'd have to go through the dungeon, Doctor... It's very risky.
Magan: It's just as the Guildmaster says. As town provost, I can't allow anything to happen to the doctor. However... there's no question that her investigating the tree's base has value. But how can we get her there...?
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | |
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| English | Reach the Yggdrasil's base | |
| Japanese | 世界樹の麓へ到達されたし | |