Eight Locales Over Mountains and Seas: Blazing Poetry

Eight Locales Over Mountains and Seas: Blazing Poetry is an Event Quest and the sixth route during the Eight Locales Over Mountains and Seas event.

Steps[]

Head close to Luhua Pool
Give 1 Flaming Flower Stamen to Kichiboushi
Go into the depths of the cavern where the Pyro Regisvine is
Take a picture of Kichiboushi
Defeat the Pyro Regisvine

Dialogue[]

Quest Description

You agreed to Ioroi's request to "bring Kichiboushi out to train."
Paimon plans to take him to see Luhua Pool today...

(Get quest from Events Overview): Paimon: Well, why don't we bring Kichiboushi to Luhua Pool? It might be nice to have a break.; Paimon: Well, why don't we bring Kichiboushi to Luhua Pool? It might be nice to have a break. [sic]

(Approach the marked area)

Paimon: This is a super special view, isn't it?

"Kichiboushi": So much water, super special colors, mm!

You two sound like you could be siblings.

Paimon: But it is very special, isn't it? How would you describe it, (Traveler)?

Like Cryo...

Like Anemo?

Paimon: What's that even supposed to mean?

Ah, the two of you possess such splendid vocabularies.

"Kichiboushi": Mm, splendid, like Paimon!

Paimon: Uh, Paimon doesn't think that's what (Traveler) means... But whatever! That's a clever boy, Kichiboushi!

A super special view!

Paimon: Huh, aren't you using a couple of words too few, (Traveler)?

(If Luhua Landscape has been completed)

Paimon: But this place really is special. (Traveler), do you still remember that artist from before?

Vermeer, you mean?

Paimon: That's right! That's him! Didn't we help him place those glowing pearls into two giant statues?

Sorry, who now?

Paimon: Vermeer! Don't you remember the time we helped him place those glowing pearls into two giant statues?

Paimon: He even gave us a painting afterward!

Is this what you're looking for?

Paimon: It should be... here! Come have a look, Kichiboushi!

(Color Sketch appears on screen)

"Kichiboushi": Mm! Very alike! Is it photo?

Paimon: No, someone drew this.

"Kichiboushi": Eh? But... if people have photo, why drawing?

(If Luhua Landscape has not been completed)‍^{[verification needed]}: Paimon: This place has a great view, though. Really makes Paimon wanna draw!; You can draw, Paimon?; Paimon: Paimon can learn!; "Kichiboushi": Drawing... But drawing is very hard. Watched Utamarou draw. Took very long for one drawing.; "Kichiboushi": Why do people drawing when they have photo?

Paimon: Huh. Actually, why is that, (Traveler)?

I suppose people have a desire to make something that is uniquely theirs.

Paimon: Huh, that sounds reasonable.

Something that you draw yourself has much more sentimental value.

Kameras are pretty expensive, you know.

Paimon: Eh!? Are they? Then don't we risk breaking ours by bringing it into battle, to climb mountains, swim, and such?

Paimon: Um... So, be more careful next time, okay?

Something that you draw yourself has much more sentimental value.

Paimon: That's true, drawing something out brushstroke by brushstroke is pretty hard!

"Kichiboushi": Mm... Then is taking photos of me easy, not-hard, and not-sentimental?

Paimon: Eh!? N—No, that's not it, we just...

Drawing takes a long time, you know. It's pretty tiring.

Paimon: That's right! If we spend too long drawing, your legs might fall asleep on you from all that standing still.

"Kichiboushi": When I was sealed in stone, always standing.

"Kichiboushi": So when freed from seal, a long time later, legs very sore.

Paimon: Ergh, that sounds very painful...

"Kichiboushi": But Paimon can flip-flap. Legs won't be sore.

Paimon: Hey now! Floating's a full-body exercise. It's super tiring!

"Kichiboushi": Ooh, fire flower!

Paimon: Hey, are you listening, or what?

A Flaming Flower, you mean?

Paimon: That's true, Chinju Forest doesn't have any Flaming Flowers at all...

Paimon: Do you want one, Kichiboushi?

"Kichiboushi": Yes! Looks very warming.

Paimon: Then you'd better ask (Traveler) nicely!

"Kichiboushi": (Traveler), wants! Thank you.

(If Luhua Landscape has been completed)

Paimon: Do all bake-danuki talk like this...

(If Luhua Landscape has not been completed)‍^{[verification needed]}

Paimon: ...He doesn't sound all that sincere. Or do bake-danuki just talk like that?

(Talk to Kichiboushi)

"Kichiboushi": (Traveler), want fire flower. Thanks.

(Give Flaming Flower Stamen)

"Kichiboushi": So warm.

"Kichiboushi": If we had a Flaming Flower at Dragonspine, would be good!

Paimon: He's got a point. We should probably have gone better prepared...

"Kichiboushi": Paimon, if we had a very big flower, could we make the snowy mountain have no snow?

Paimon: P—Probably not...

"Kichiboushi": Mm.

We could take Kichiboushi to see a "very big Flaming Flower."

Paimon: Eh? Wait, you mean...

I mean the Pyro Regisvine, of course.

Let's get going.

Paimon: Alright then, guess that's Kichiboushi's training for today!

(Approach the marked area): "Kichiboushi": So big! So hot! Amazing to have big fire flower!; Paimon: Right? Ooh, also...; Paimon: Hang on a moment, Kichiboushi. Let's take a photo of you!; In this steaming hot place?; Paimon: That's the whole point!; "Kichiboushi": Mm... Okay...

(After taking the photo): "Kichiboushi": Ooh.. So hot...; Paimon: Hehe, guess you know now, eh, Kichiboushi?; "Kichiboushi": Mm?; Know what, Paimon?; Paimon: Can you imagine if we had to draw you?; Paimon: And that's why we chose to take photos instead! It's not that we don't care. It's precisely because we care about you that we decided to save time!; Oh, so that's what you were intending to do.; Ridiculous...; You're not wrong, but it's still way too hot in here...; "Kichiboushi": Understood. Photo, good. So... hot...; Let's take the heat source out. The quicker, the better.; "Kichiboushi": Mmmm...

(Talk to Kichiboushi after defeating the Pyro Regisvine)

"Kichiboushi": (Traveler), so strong!

I'm so-so.

We've fought this sort of thing enough times by now.

"Kichiboushi": (Traveler) and Paimon fight often?

Paimon: Come to think of it, the goal of our journey is to help you find your lost relative, but we always wind up in fights along the way.

It's fine. I quite like fights.

Paimon: Well... That's nice and all, but there's better hobbies out there for sure, right?

Battles are bothersome, honestly.

Paimon: That's true, but sometimes we've just got no choice, eh?

"Kichiboushi": When I become great bake-danuki, will become as strong as (Traveler).

Paimon: You can do it for sure! But you've got to promise Paimon...

"Kichiboushi": Yes, Paimon?

Paimon: Well... Ahem! Even if you become a powerful bake-danuki like Ioroi, promise that you won't bully those weaker than you, or pick fights whenever you want!

Paimon: Don't be like that big, fiery, flower that started spewing flames the moment it saw (Traveler)!

"Kichiboushi": Then when is fighting okay?

When it's self-defense...

When you need to protect others...

When you need to stand up for what's right...

"Kichiboushi": Mm... Not really understanding, but I promise Paimon. No bullying weak people, no picking fights.

Paimon: That's a good boy, Kichiboushi!

Paimon: Next up... Huh, this should be the final stop out of the eight that Ioroi set down...

"Kichiboushi": Mm...

(Quest completes)

Step Description

"Why big flower spout fire?"
"Uh... It's afraid of the cold! Probably..."

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Eight Locales Over Mountains and Seas: Blazing Poetry	—
Chinese (Simplified)	山海八所巡礼・炎炎连歌百韵 Shānhǎi Bā Suǒ Xúnlǐ - Yányán Liángē Bǎi Yùn
Chinese (Traditional)	山海八所巡禮・炎炎連歌百韻 Shānhǎi Bā Suǒ Xúnlǐ - Yányán Liángē Bǎi Yùn
Japanese	山海八処の巡礼・炎炎ノ連歌百韻 Sankai Hassho no Junrei - En'en no Renga Hyakuin‍^[!]^[!]Assumed reading	Pilgrimage to the Eight Mountains and Seas - Blazing Hundred Verses of Renga
Korean	산해 여덟 곳의 순례・뜨거운 연가의 정취 Sanhae Yeodeol Got-ui Sunrye - Tteugeo'un Yeonga-ui Jeongchwi	Eight Locales Over Mountains and Seas - Atmosphere of Passionate Renga
Spanish	Vuelta al mundo en siete días: melodía abrasadora	Around the World in Seven Days: Scorching Melody
French	Huit sites au-delà des montagnes et des mers : Poésie flamboyante	Eight Sites Beyond Mountains and Seas: Blazing Poetry
Russian	Восемь мест от гор до морей: Пылающая поэзия Vosem' mest ot gor do morey: Pylayushchaya poeziya	Eight Places From Mountains to Seas: Blazing Poetry
Thai	ทริปแห่งขุนเขาและท้องทะเลทั้งแปด: ท่วงทำนองที่แผดเผา	Trip of the Eight Mountains and Seas: Blazing Melody
Vietnamese	Ngao Du Sơn Hà - Khúc Ca Rực Rỡ
German	Übungsreise an acht Schauplätzen – Glühende Poesie	Practice Trip at Eight Venues - Fervent Poetry
Indonesian	Delapan Penjuru Gunung dan Laut: Puisi Yang Membara	Eight Corners of the Mountains and Seas: Blazing Poetry
Portuguese	Oito Passeios sobre Montanhas e Mares: Poesia Flamejante

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