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Her Only Son

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Her Only Son

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Quest giver
Golden-locked Lieutenant
Location
The Peaks (X:27.3, Y:26.2)
Level
69
Required items
1 Erart's letter icon1.png  Erart's Letter
Experience
Experience 27,250
Gil
Gil 900
Previous quest
Main Scenario QuestRaubahn's Invitation
Side QuestFinding Family
Next quest
Side QuestHis Last Words
Patch
4.0

This golden-locked lieutenant seems to have something else to share with you.

— In-game description

Steps

  • Express your Doubt of the captain's hesitation.

Journal

  • This golden-locked lieutenant seems to have something else to share with you.

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Golden–locked Lieutenant: If you plan on speaking with someone from the Resistance, might I suggest seeking out Guntmar? You would be hard-pressed to find a man who knows more of the Peaks than him.
Golden–locked Lieutenant: He should be back at our camp, due west of here.
(Optional)
Golden–locked Lieutenant: Guntmar was born and raised here in the Peaks, and makes it his business to know anything of importance that goes on here. I'm certain he can help you.

Speaking with Guntmar

Guntmar: Erart? Why yes, he's a member of the Resistance. Good lad. Can't say I've heard any complaints about him.
Guntmar: His unit was dispatched to Ala Mhigo not long ago. If you hurry, you may be able to catch him near Castrum Abania.
(Optional)
Guntmar: If you wish to speak with him, I suggest you leave now. He and his men are likely passing Castrum Abania even as we speak.

Speaking with the Resistance captain

Resistance Captain: Ah, [Forename] [Surname] of the Scions. Well met. What brings you here to the Peaks?
Resistance Captain: You're looking for Erart? On behalf of his mother, you say? I see... Well, he is... Erm, how should I put this?
System: The Resistance captain seems to be bearing distressing news. Expressing your doubt for the need to hesitate may convince him to speak.

Expressing your /doubt of the captain's hesitation

Resistance Captain: This is rather confidential business you're asking about. Though I suppose it would only be a matter of time before you were made privy to it...
System: The Resistance captain seems to be bearing distressing news. Expressing your doubt for the need to hesitate may convince him to speak.
< /doubt >
Resistance Captain: Alright, alright. I'll tell you. Erart is─or rather, was─a member of my unit. He was reassigned in light of an opportunity for him to assist in gathering Garlean intelligence.
Resistance Captain: As it turns out, he bears a striking resemblance to the son of one of our Garlean contacts─an Ala Mhigan merchant who bribed his way into citizenship. He agreed to allow Erart to stand in for his son that he could infiltrate their military.
Resistance Captain: The price was steep. Steeper still to have him placed among the most renowned unit of Ala Mhigans in service to the imperials─the Skulls.
Resistance Captain: He's supplied us with indispensable insight into the inner workings of their military, all the while maintaining his turncoat facade. He's even gone so far as to take arms against his Eorzean comrades.
Resistance Captain: However, after a recent clash with the Skulls, he's ceased all contact with us. To be frank, we fear the worst.
Resistance Captain: In the event anything should happen to him, he prepared a final letter to be delivered to his mother. Having come this far on her behalf, I think it only appropriate you be the one to deliver it.
Resistance Captain: Tell his mother he died fighting for the freedom of Ala Mhigo, that his selfless sacrifice will be forever honored by soldiers and civilians alike.

Delivering Erart's letter to Berehta

Berehta: Oh my, you're back! You were gone for so long. Did you find anythin'?
<Hand Over Erart's Letter>

Cutscene

Berehta: A letter from Erart? Does this mean he'll be comin' home soon?
Berehta: Oh, Erart... I suspected somethin' had happened, but I didn't want to believe it.
Berehta: My boy was always so kind, so fierce. He was the sort of man who'd want to die fightin', with his head held high. I'm sure that's what happened.
Berehta: At least now I know he's...he's... Excuse me, I need a moment.