Hunger in the Garden
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Hunger in the Garden
- Quest giver
- Hythlodaeus
- Location
- Elpis (X:13.3, Y:6.2)
- Quest line
Endwalker Main Scenario Quests- Level
- 87
- Experience
495,000- Gil
856- Previous quest
- A Flower upon Your Return
- Next quest
- Words without Sound
The Culture of the Past - Patch
- 6.0
- Links
- EDB GT TC
Main Scenario Progress: 776 / 978 (79.3%)
Endwalker Progress: 78 / 155 (50.3%)
“Hythlodaeus is eager to find Hermes.
— In-game description
Walkthrough
When looking for Hermes in the Hungering Gardens he'll be at (26.3, 9.3).
Steps
- Travel from easterly Boreneus to Euroneus.
- Speak with Hythlodaeus.
- Search for Hermes in the Hungering Gardens.
- Speak with Hythlodaeus.
Journal
- Hythlodaeus is eager to find Hermes.
Dialogue
Optional dialogue
Venat: How lovely ─ our merry duo has become a quartet. Venat: Past disagreements are no reason to reject collaboration in the here and now. I commend Emet-Selch for his practicality.
Emet-Selch: Do not approach me, do not speak to me, and do not dare presume to treat me as a friend. I am merely carrying out my duty.
Accepting the quest
Hythlodaeus: I think the time for leisurely exploration is past. If I might have a moment to adjust my vision... Hythlodaeus: ...There he is. On the next isle over. Meteion is with him. Hythlodaeus: Hermes appears to be in the midst of an observational study, but I suggest we hurry over before they venture elsewhere. Hythlodaeus: Head straight down the path ─ we can teleport to Misopses Euros from the device at the bottom of the slope.
Travel from easterly Boreneus to Euroneus.
This appears to be the teleporter to Misopses Euros.
Optional dialogue
Venat: Misopses Euros is interesting in that it is the only region in Elpis which lacks a researcher hub. Venat: This is largely due to the nature of its observation sites, within which they let loose creatures anticipated to be unruly and dangerous. Venat: I have also heard tell that the area is kept deliberately sparse in the event that─ Well, let us just say that no one should live near the neus which provides access to a certain...facility.
Emet-Selch: What, you expect me to praise you and your progress? On the contrary, I'm simply surprised you made it this far. Emet-Selch: Then again, even with you slowing her down, there is no denying that Venat is an accomplished researcher. Her wealth of wisdom and experience is unmatched, and her achievements in creation magicks ─ in any field, frankly ─ are nothing short of extraordinary. Emet-Selch: Though the singular brilliance which sets her apart can make her motives somewhat impenetrable at times... Emet-Selch: As her student and successor puts it, she is a force of nature, at once so close...and at the same time, so very distant.
Speak with Hythlodaeus.
Hythlodaeus: They are close by, within the Hungering Gardens. That would be the circular enclosure you see just up ahead. Emet-Selch: Well, then, [Forename] ─ make yourself useful and bring Hermes out here to us. Emet-Selch: If I were to go, he would assume I was only there to press him on the Fandaniel matter. Of all of us present, you stand the best chance at convincing him to put aside his work for the moment. Hythlodaeus: But the creations in there are not exactly─ Hythlodaeus: Hmm, then again, perhaps [Forename] can handle them... He did survive a bout with Venat, after all! Hythlodaeus: Off you go to find Hermes, but do be prepared to come to blows with the garden's denizens!
Optional dialogue
Hythlodaeus: Someone needs to go into the Hungering Gardens to speak with Hermes, and it seems Emet-Selch has nominated you for the task!
Meteion: [Forename]? Where did you come from?
Search for Hermes in the Hungering Gardens.
Hermes: [Forename], what are you doing here! I thought you were keeping Hythlodaeus and Emet-Selch company? Hermes: ...An “important matter.” And unrelated to my decision on Fandaniel, you say? Hermes: Then, yes, I will come. As soon as my work here is finished. Hermes: It will not be long, I promise, but you should really wait outside the garden with the others. This is no place for idle exploration.
Optional dialogue
Meteion: We're taking notes! We'll talk later?
Hermes: You needn't be concerned for our safety. Meteion and I are protected by a ward which conceals our presence from the creatures.
Venat: I was prepared to swoop in if need be, but 'tis clear you have faced your fair share of monstrous opponents.
Emet-Selch: ...What is that ghastly odor?
Speak with Hythlodaeus.
Hythlodaeus: You spoke with Hermes, then? Hythlodaeus: ...And were briefly entangled with the denizens of the Hungering Gardens as well, I see ─ or should I say, smell. Hythlodaeus: I cannot speak for certain Convocation members, but I for one am impressed with your fortitude! Well done indeed! Hythlodaeus: Now that you've convinced Hermes to confer with us, let us pray that things will soon take a turn for the better. Hythlodaeus: For as fascinating as it would be to meet the Emet-Selch who would recreate Amaurot in the depths of the ocean, I think it best for all concerned if such tragic events never came to pass. Hythlodaeus: Be it in our future or your past─assuming yours is not truly written in stone. Naive hope that that is...
