I don't know what to do, Player. We're low on food. The supplies we brought from Pandaemonium are nearly exhausted.

I've tried hard to stretch things, making weaker and weaker soups and stews. I can't make food out of thin air, though.

It's just not enough, Daeva. I'm tearing my mane out trying to feed these people.

Player: "What can we do?"

Keep this quiet, Player, but there is some food in the area. A strange plant called Wild Frightcorn grows at the Havenjark Farm.

Yes, it's crawling with undead, but the Frightcorn Fruit fills their bellies and restores their strength.

I secretly made the vigilantes and laborers eat some and nobody died. Admittedly, Vitda was rather sick, but...

Player: "Couldn't happen to a nicer person."

Maybe that's the answer to our problem, then.

If we can get a large amount of Frightcorn Fruit from Wild Frightcorn, I can stretch our supplies a bit more.

Would you please help me, Player?

Player: Accept.

Wild Frightcorn plants are everywhere in the abandoned fields around Havenjark Farm.

A fragile Human would be no match for the undead, but I don't think they'd pose a problem for you.

Please, gather lots of Frightcorn Fruit so we can feed these people.

Player: "The task is mine."

Nobles in the Banquet Hall of Pandaemonium will take a bite of food and discard the rest, so as to leave room for more tasty morsels.

I never appreciated how there was such a difference in the world. How can some live in fear of starvation while others are so careless of what they eat?

Sorry, just musing. Did you find any Frightcorn Fruit? I hope you got some ripe ones!

Player: "Here you go."

What do you mean, you don't have them yet?

I realize I can hardly threaten you, but time is of the essence.

If the Frightcorn Fruit is at all ripe, the birds and beasts will eat them all.

Player: "I'll go get them."

Look at all this fruit! You picked perfectly ripe ones.

This will restore hope in Brusthonin. Thanks to you, the people won't fear starvation for a while yet.

Walk in Azphel's shadow, Player.