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SC_426497_1	What did you find with these things?
SC_426497_10	Then the Wanderer threw something at the monster and unleashed three different attacks that stopped it in its tracks. He sealed the monster's powers in three different locations and gave the keys to the seals to the villagers so that they could keep watch over them. The Wanderer confided in them that the body of the beast could not be defeated - only trapped within the statue.
SC_426497_2	Firstly let me tell you something about the statue: engraved in the stone are the words "New Moon".\n\nThis "New Moon" is neither the moon in the sky nor one of Ailic's Pirates. It is nothing less than this monster.\n\nAt first we didn't think anything of it. But now we know what great meaning this "New Moon" has. The symbols engraved on this stone tablet point to events that happened in the past.
SC_426497_3	The first stone tablet?
SC_426497_4	This stone tablet tells of how the villagers were visited by a monster long ago. Its origin was unknown. The villagers defended themselves as best they could, but the monster was devious and inflicted grave losses.\n\nSince the monster appeared only once each month, during the new moon, and disappeared the next day, they called it "New Moon".
SC_426497_5	Please go ahead.
SC_426497_6	Although the villagers tried desperately to defend themselves, the monster was too strong and caused much suffering. Many villagers were sacrificed in an attempt to calm the monster.
SC_426497_7	The second stone tablet?
SC_426497_8	One day, a savior appeared, a person who called himself the Wanderer. He told the villagers that he could defeat the monster and that he hoped that they would aid him.\n\nThe Wanderer exhaled once and the creature on his shoulders transformed into a huge spirit. The spirit had incredible powers, which it shared with the villagers. With its aid, the villagers created a trap and battled the monster all night long while the new moon stood in the sky.
SC_426497_9	The third stone tablet?
Sys426497_name	Stories in Pictures
Sys426497_szquest_accept_detail	I've got it! Even if it's not a proper written testimony, these stone tablets really do tell a story! \n\nWe just have to figure out the meaning of the individual pictures, combine them, and then we have a story.
Sys426497_szquest_complete_detail	Of course, a chronicle of this kind has certain disadvantages, but if one assembles the individual parts correctly, it does its job admirably. \n\nAnd it may even be the case that I've discovered something that will help us in our quest...!
Sys426497_szquest_desc	Let [122967\|Lorsa] enlighten you about the meanings of the individual tablets.
Sys426497_szquest_uncomplete_detail	And that's not all there is to say on the subject...