Hey, Daeva.

Have you been gathering around this area? Found anything interesting? I'm just wondering because...I know some unusual history about this place.

You know how Daevas can tap the essence of things like minerals or plants, right? Well, there once was a Daeva who could reverse the process.

Player: "Who was it?"

He was the richest person in Theobomos and he was such a miser that he kept his assets deep underground. He drew a treasure map on a stone.

But he feared someone would steal that, so he cut the stone plate into three pieces and infused their essences into gatherable items around here.But what was the point? He was killed by a Balaur during the Cataclysm. Lots of people have looked for his map, but no one has found it.

Player: "Why is it hard to find?"

Well, he was paranoid, and made hundreds of fake stone plates. The fake ones are all out there, too. But once you find the right treasure map, you hit the jackpot.
So, do you want to work with me?
Just extract the vitality from the usual things in this area, and if you find a piece of the map, bring it to me. I'll see if it's real. If it is, we can split the treasure.

Player: "Accept."

Great! So, whenever you can, use Essencetapping on any Titanium, Gold, Topazes, Aquamarine, Zircon Ore, and Lumesiaes you find in Theobomos.

The genuine plate was divided into three parts, so you'll have to search all the gatherable items around here to collect them all.

And when you find stone plates, bring them to me. Good luck.

Player: "Thanks!"

Ouch, my back! Those Shugos make me work so hard.

I wish we'd find the treasure. I could quit this job.

So, did you find some of the plates?

Player: "Is this what you want?"

No...unfortunately not.

I hope nobody else finds the real ones before you do.

I may die of despair.

Player: "I'll keep looking."

Let's see...I think you found all three parts.

Oh, wait...no, this is a fake. Frustrating, I know. Imagine how I feel. I've been at this a lot longer.

I guess if it were easy someone would have found them before us, right?