Now that I have my father's shoe, I can finally meet him with some purpose.

But there is a little bit of a problem still...like that Noiyus said. I don't have much Kinah on me. I spent more than I bargained for just trying to get here.

To be honest with you, young Daeva, I had to borrow from some people along the way...some rather unfriendly people.

Player: "And they trouble you now?"

Oh dear, can you imagine what my father will say when I show up on his doorstep after eighty years and ask to borrow Kinah?

He'll despise me, young Daeva. I can't meet him with this debt hanging over me.

Can you help an old woman yet again? I promise this will be the last time....

Player: "Let me see what I can do."

Oh, thank you! Thank you! I have a plan that may get me out of this trouble...if you'll help.

There are plenty of Platinum Ores near the fortress. I don't need much...maybe ten should be enough to pay off my debt.

And.... I hate to be a bother, young Daeva, but I could use a few more Kinah to get me to Sanctum.... Maybe buy myself a little something to eat along the way.

Player: Accept.

Bless your spirit, young Daeva. Bless your spirit.

I don't know what I would have done had you not come around to help. I'm so glad I can count on you to bring me ten Platinum Ores...and some extra Kinah, too.

I'm sure my father will reward you handsomely for helping his daughter...that's what fathers do.

Player: "I'm on my way."

Arieluma, young Daeva.

Ohhh, my aching bones...they're as brittle as bread crumbs. Did you bring back what I asked for?

Player: "I have what you need."

That was quick! But...where are they? Your hands are empty!

Why must you lie to an old woman? Why can't you do a simple task like bring me Platinum Ores and Kinah?

Do you think it's funny hurting an old defenseless woman?

Player: "Of course not. I'll be back."

(Wiping away her tears) Thank you, young Daeva. You have made this old woman so very happy.