To the Rotting Lot

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To the Rotting Lot
Type	Act Quest
Quest Line	Mirror Arad (Act Quests)
Level Req.	56
Area - Dungeon / Town	Meltdown - Rotting Lot
Quest Giver	Faris, the Sewer Princess
Objective(s) Go to the Rotting Lot that Faris told you about.
Rewards 1,649,059 Exp 3,996 Gold
◄ Previous Quest(s) Queen Namulun Merina	Next Quest(s) ► Albert's Request

To the Rotting Lot is the thirty-first quest of the Mirror Arad Act Quest storyline.

Map

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Rotting Lot
A B C D E F G 1 2 3	Starting zones: Boss zones: Min. Fatigue: Max. Fatigue: Boss:	A3 G1 9 9  Kingchella

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Dialogue

Briefing

Faris, the Sewer Princess A quiet, unfrequented place? I don't know. There are people everywhere around here. If you want to meditate, then I suggest you go outside. Ah, wait. The Rotting Lot is quieter than everywhere else. It stinks something fierce, but at least it's quiet.

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In-Dungeon

(Upon entering the Room D2) Michelle (Adventurer? (Finally, you can hear me. I was about to give up calling you. (I'm still not sure about the reception. You must have been in a crowded place. Could you go someplace quieter?) (Upon defeating the Boss) Michelle (Ah, I can hear you more clearly now.)

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Completion

Michelle (Let's dispense with the formalities. Let me tell you what I've found out. Azalea and I went to get some information from the dark elves, since they were knowledgeable in dimensions. Being as stubborn and distrustful as they are, they refused to share what they knew with us. Fortunately, Azalea knows one or two things about dimensions. I wonder who she really is... Anyway, I told her we should think about how to mend the dimensional rifts without involving the dark elves. It turned out these rifts are cracks in interdimensional walls that have grown weak because of the Metastasis. I think we can mend them, but we'll need a great power, like an Apostle's. ...You've heard something similar. Did something happen? ...Hm, I see. You've found another helper. I'm glad there's hope. You've found a solution on your own. I don't know if I should say you're tenacious or stubborn... But he's right: we can make it work. Well, we wouldn't know until we try, but for now we have to believe that we can. So do what you can at this moment. I don't want to be the only one trying. Got it? Good. Then we'll talk again later.)