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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_00 |
Ollier seeks a volunteer for a golden opportunity.
※This quest is available for a limited time only. Ollier seeks a volunteer for a golden opportunity.
※This quest is available for a limited time only. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_01 |
You step into Wonder Square to be greeted by a Gold Saucer attendant named Ollier, who offers you the rare chance to experience a number of forthcoming attractions ahead of their release to the public. Never one to pass up such an alluring opportunity, you agree to Ollier's proposition, but before he can explain further a shrill cry sounds from the Manderville Lounge. The attendant rushes off to lend his aid, and urges you to accompany him.
※Please note that you will be unable to complete this quest after the seasonal event has ended. For details, please check the Lodestone. You step into Wonder Square to be greeted by a Gold Saucer attendant named Ollier, who offers you the rare chance to experience a number of forthcoming attractions ahead of their release to the public. Never one to pass up such an alluring opportunity, you agree to Ollier's proposition, but before he can explain further a shrill cry sounds from the Manderville Lounge. The attendant rushes off to lend his aid, and urges you to accompany him.
※Please note that you will be unable to complete this quest after the seasonal event has ended. For details, please check the Lodestone. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_02 |
A chilling sight greets your arrival at the Manderville Lounge: an Elezen lying prostrate on the floor, surrounded by shocked onlookers. Z'napha, a Gold Saucer server, explains that the man was suddenly overcome in a violent fit, from which it seems he will not recover. Roland appears, drawn by the distressed scream, and demands an explanation. After Ollier apprises Roland of the situation, he shocks everyone present by concluding that Goncquard, the victim, was likely poisoned. Roland urges a swift call to action, and appoints both you and Ollier as interim inspectors, offering his full support. Ollier wastes no time and immediately deduces the three most likely suspects─Z'napha, Lyell, and Flaurie─suggesting that you start your inquiry by questioning them. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_03 |
Unsurprisingly, each of the suspects denies any involvement in or knowledge of the poisoning. With your options exhausted, perhaps it would be best to consult with Ollier as to what your next step should be. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_04 |
Ollier is unperturbed at your initial difficulties, and urges you to begin searching the Gold Saucer. He is certain that somewhere lies evidence the criminal has overlooked, or that one of the many people in the Gold Saucer saw something that can aid your inquiry. Scour every room and question every guest, and speak with Ollier once you have determined who poisoned Goncquard in the Manderville Lounge. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_02 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_05 |
A chilling sight greets your arrival at the Manderville Lounge: an Elezen lying prostrate on the floor, surrounded by shocked onlookers. Z'napha, a Gold Saucer server, explains that the man was suddenly overcome in a violent fit, from which it seems he will not recover. Roland appears, drawn by the distressed scream, and demands an explanation. After Ollier apprises Roland of the situation, he shocks everyone present by concluding that Goncquard, the victim, was likely poisoned. Roland urges a swift call to action, and appoints both you and Ollier as interim inspectors, offering his full support. Ollier wastes no time and immediately deduces the three most likely suspects─Z'napha, Lyell, and Flaurie─suggesting that you start your inquiry by questioning them. After an impressive show of deductive reasoning, you unveil the identity of Goncquard's murderer, bringing this dramatic incident to a close. The conclusion comes as a surprise to some, but all involved are happy to put this tragedy behind them. Now that the mystery is solved, speak with Ollier to see if there is anything else he requires. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_03 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_06 |
Unsurprisingly, each of the suspects denies any involvement in or knowledge of the poisoning. With your options exhausted, perhaps it would be best to consult with Ollier as to what your next step should be. Ollier is relieved that your work is over, and asks you to follow him to Wonder Square, where Roland awaits to congratulate you personally. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_04 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_07 |
Ollier is unperturbed at your initial difficulties, and urges you to begin searching the Gold Saucer. He is certain that somewhere lies evidence the criminal has overlooked, or that one of the many people in the Gold Saucer saw something that can aid your inquiry. Scour every room and question every guest, and speak with Ollier once you have determined who poisoned Goncquard in the Manderville Lounge. Your success is celebrated by all and sundry, and Roland promises a grand reward for your efforts. However, the web of intrigue surrounding this murder is intricate, and even the cleverest inspector can overlook small details at first glance. Should you wish to retrace the tragedy at the Manderville Lounge and consult the evidence once more, speak with Ollier to relive the case. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_052 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_060 |
Of course, our suspects cannot be left alone. I shall remain here, and ask that you make a thorough search of the Gold Saucer. If you uncover aught you wish to discuss, return here and I will lend what aid I can. A piece of crumpled parchment lies conspicuously on the floor. Upon closer inspection, you see a message written in a precise hand.
“To the King,
You know what must needs be done. Succeed, and you shall be rewarded handsomely.
From,
The Rook” |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_053 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_061 |
Scattered throughout the Gold Saucer are clues that will aid you in uncovering the identity of Goncquard's killer. Obtain them by speaking to the denizens of the Gold Saucer and investigating any suspicious items. Tucked away next to the pillar is a small phial, drained of its contents. However, a sweet scent still lingers within. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_054 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_NORTHERNSTORM_000_062 |
You may speak with Ollier to discuss what you have uncovered. Let no scrap of evidence escape you, and piece together the puzzle of Goncquard's fate! Goncquard loved his drink, 'specially when his wife weren't with him. Had a bit o' trouble keepin' his hands off the servers while in his cups, though, an' havin' Z'napha around just made it worse. Girl didn't seem to mind, though I suppose the extra coin he paid didn't hurt. I imagine his wife would've given him an earful if she ever found out. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_060 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_KOKOMUI_000_063 |
A piece of crumpled parchment lies conspicuously on the floor. Upon closer inspection, you see a message written in a precise hand.
“To the King,
You know what must needs be done. Succeed, and you shall be rewarded handsomely.
From,
The Rook” I saw Goncquard around the Cactpot Board often enough to call him a comrade-in-arms against chance. Luck seemed to always favor him, though, filling his coinpurse while leaving mine lighter by the day. Well, I suppose everyone's fortune reverses in time, eh? |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_JOURCEL_000_064 |
He was poisoned!? By the gods, Goncquard and his wife were in such high spirits when I passed by the Manderville Lounge earlier. To see them laughing cheerily at the antics of that Senor Sabotender, I would have never imagined such a tragic turn of events... |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ABBELINA_000_065 |
Master Goncquard came here most days. Sometimes alone, sometimes with Mistress Flaurie... <sigh> They seemed like such a happy pair. 'Tis heartbreaking that we'll not see them walking cheerfully through the Saucer any longer. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_HITCHCOCK_000_066 |
Aye, I saw the whole sorry affair from a nearby table. Nearly choked on my own food at the sight, I did. But I acted quickly─ I knew at once that foul play was afoot, so I stole away with the glass from which Goncquard took his last fateful sip... |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_HITCHCOCK_000_067 |
Now, now, I was only acting in your best interests. What if this was lost, or worse? I'm familiar enough with mysteries to know an inspector must always think one step ahead of <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> quarry. Here, take the glass─ I have an inkling you might need it. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_061 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_068 |
Tucked away next to the pillar is a small phial, drained of its contents. However, a sweet scent still lingers within. The glass is empty, but a faint, sweet odor still remains. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_NORTHERNSTORM_000_062 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_069 |
Goncquard loved his drink, 'specially when his wife weren't with him. Had a bit o' trouble keepin' his hands off the servers while in his cups, though, an' havin' Z'napha around just made it worse. Girl didn't seem to mind, though I suppose the extra coin he paid didn't hurt. I imagine his wife would've given him an earful if she ever found out. The plate Z'napha served Goncquard. The pungent odor of bitter spirits is almost overpowering. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_KOKOMUI_000_063 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_VELEDA_000_070 |
I saw Goncquard around the Cactpot Board often enough to call him a comrade-in-arms against chance. Luck seemed to always favor him, though, filling his coinpurse while leaving mine lighter by the day. Well, I suppose everyone's fortune reverses in time, eh? If you ask me, Lyell's the last person I'd suspect of murder. Someone so serious wouldn't be so rash. Can't say the same for Z'napha, though. Not that I think she has it in her to kill someone, of course; she just hasn't been at the Saucer long enough for me to get to know her. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_009 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_040 |
Veleda's statement. That Lalafell seems to have taken a keen interest in how this affair will play out. Nonetheless, he provided us with valuable insight into our victim's favored pastime. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_010 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_041 |
The discarded Senor Sabotender costume. Kokomui and Goncquard shared the love of the Cactpot Board, though fortune often favored the latter, leaving him with an excess of MGP. In a place like the Gold Saucer, it is plain how such luck could incite envy, or worse... |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_011 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_050 |
Nothing. Jourcel happened to pass by the Manderville Lounge just before Goncquard was killed. He was among the last few to see our victim alive and well. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_010 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_051 |
A crumpled scrap of parchment, upon which the following words were writ.
“To the King,
You know what must needs be done. Succeed, and you shall be rewarded handsomely.
From,
The Rook”
Hmmm... Ominous titles, for an ominous letter. Who could these two characters be? He spied one of our very own Senor Sabotenders entertaining the couple with its whimsical poses. Not an unusual sight in the Gold Saucer, to be sure, but I'm certain not many expect it to be followed by tragedy. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_060 |
Abbelina has long been greeting the Saucer's patrons, and as such is privy to their comings and goings. Goncquard was no exception. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_061 |
He would often be accompanied by Flaurie, as one would expect. But more surprising, however, is the revelation that he would sometimes come on his own. One cannot help but wonder what activities our poor Goncquard indulged in when his wife was not present. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_070 |
Hitchcock's story itself did not give us much of value, but speaking to him proved worthwhile nonetheless. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_071 |
He was dining next to the ill-fated couple when tragedy struck, and whether it be by foresight─as he claims─or some morbid impulse, he snatched up the glass from which Goncquard took his last sip. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_072 |
Of course, it would have been preferable to find the evidence undisturbed, but I suppose we should be grateful to come into possession of it at all. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_020 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_073 |
Ah yes, an empty phial found discarded on the staircase. You say you could detect a sweet aroma from within it, yes? Hmmm... What could it have possibly contained? <sniff> ...Hmmm, I detect a sweet aroma. It seems so familiar, but for the life of me I cannot recall why. |
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TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_030 TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_080 |
Ah, Northern Storm, the Roegadyn eying these proceedings so intently. His gaze makes me slightly uneasy, but he did shed some light on Goncquard's time alone at the Gold Saucer. The plate Z'napha served the couple was rank with the bitter smell of strong spirits. Perhaps Goncquard was particular to such libations? Still, even our strongest drink would not cause so sudden a death as his. |
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It would seem our victim had a habit of imbibing─particularly when his wife was absent─which led to wandering hands and a loose tongue, especially when Z'napha was around. I cannot help but wonder what Mistress Flaurie thought of all this, or if she even knew... Veleda spends her days behind the Cactpot Board counter, and is well acquainted with most of the Gold Saucer's staff. |
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