Clearing the Way

Clearing the Way
Type	Side
Daily	No
Class	[[{{{class}}}]]
Act	Act , Chapter
Level	5
Preceded by	Blind Man's Bluff
Followed by	[[]]
Given by	Sim
Starts in	Foshi Pyres
Also occurs in	{{{locations}}}
Ends in	Foshi Pyres
Turn in to	Sim
Rewards	{{{rewards}}}
Rewards	540 XP
Optional Rewards
Premium Level	{{{plvl}}}
Duration	{{{duration}}}

Available after completing Blind Man's Bluff

Objectives

1. Speak with Blindman Sim
2. Defeat the Forest Wolves in Moonshade Cemetery (0/8)
3. Speak with Blindman Sim

Dialogue

1. Speak with Blindman Sim

"I don't need you...I don't need you or your berries! Hey! You, with the bloodstained clothes. Come here!"

Is there a problem?

"I'm old! I'm blind! And my friend here is an idiot. All day, he says "Let's go to Stillbrook! There are no Dusk Adders in Stillbrook! The monks will protect us!" Then he eats berries and gossips all day."

Where's Stillbrook?

"Ah, up the road, and another road or two. Listen: I know the way. I just need someone like you to clear the path. The wolves out here are ravenous! (Disgusting forest wolves. I can smell them all the way from here.)"

I can do that.

"I would dearly appreciate it. As soon as you do, I'm running for it! Anh here can find his own way. You hear that, Anh? I don't care!"

"I'm getting out of here. I'm starting a new life!"

2. Defeat the Forest Wolves in Moonshade Cemetery (0/8)

3. Speak with Blindman Sim

Blindman Sim:

"What's that awful smell?"

Blindman Anh:

"It must be that sweaty warrior. Hey! Ever heard of a bath?"

Blindman Sim:

"What? You're still here? Mind your own business!"

"I heard you cleared the road down there. Thank you, warrior. Now, all I have to do is pack up and go!

That's right! I'm leaving, all on my own on the way to the big monastery! Who knows what'll happen to me, all the great people I'll meet!

All right, I'm leaving now! I completely know what I'm doing! Thank goodness I don't have that useless ingrate Anh with me! I would hate for him to butt in with a useless comment!"

"He didn't leave without me, did he?"