Garcia's Paean: Easy Peasy is a Daily Commission in Sumeru.
Steps[]
Gameplay Notes[]
- Completing this Commission correctly four times unlocks the follow-up Commission, Garcia's Paean: the Echo of Someone. Correct completion requires telling Garcia in the 3rd step to "remember to add more fuel," then to "hammer it in the middle and work your way out to the edges."
- If the wrong options are chosen, closing and re-opening the game before finishing the dialogue can restart the dialogue from the beginning.
Rewards[]
This commission grants the following AR-dependent rewards upon completion:
| Adventure Rank |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12–15 | 10 | 175 | 2,775 | 25 | 1–4 | 0–1 |
| 16–20 | 10 | 200 | 3,200 | 30 | 1–4 | 0–1 |
| 21–25 | 10 | 200 | 3,625 | 35 | 1–3 | 0–2 |
| 26–30 | 10 | 225 | 4,050 | 35 | 1–3 | 0–2 |
| 31–35 | 10 | 225 | 4,475 | 40 | 1–3 | 0–2 |
| 36–40 | 10 | 250 | 4,900 | 45 | 0–2 | 1–3 |
| 41–45 | 10 | 250 | 5,325 | 50 | 0–2 | 1–3 |
| 46–50 | 10 | 250 | 5,750 | 50 | 0–2 | 1–3 |
| 51–55 | 10 | 250 | 6,150 | 55 | 0–1 | 1–4 |
| 56–59 | 10 | 250 | 6,575 | 60 | 0–1 | 1–4 |
| 60 | 10 | — | 9,075 | 60 | 0–1 | 1–4 |
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionGarcia seems to be sweating over something at the blacksmith…
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Garcia, optional)
- Garcia: (The gear's dimensions should be... Kaia helped me record them last time... Ugh! What is WRONG with me!?)
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Lutong, optional)
- Lutong: (Maybe I should go talk to Ms. Kaia...)
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Ahangar, optional)
- Ahangar: (What a bunch of weirdos...)
- (Talk to Ahangar, optional)
- Ahangar: What on earth does this guy have in mind...
- (Approach Garcia and Lutong)
- Garcia: My hands... Ugh! They're both numb...
- Lutong: Sir, you still need to do accounts for Ms. Kaia later. Please don't exhaust yourself.
- Garcia: Not right now, Lutong! I—I am well aware!
- Lutong: Of course, if you can't make it, I will stand in for you.
- Garcia: No! I will do that myself. I am just... I just need to... forge a couple more gears...
- Garcia: ...
- Garcia: Okay, I give up, I just can't continue anymore...
What are you doing now...- Garcia: Oh, it's you, Traveler... Ouch... My hands...
- Garcia: Well, here's the situation. Mr. Ahangar is also otherwise engaged, and so it is not possible to constantly commission him to make the parts I need...
- Garcia: Moreover, the parts he makes are often ever so slightly different from those that I picture in my mind.
- Garcia: So, to ensure the reliability of these parts, I asked Mr. Ahangar to teach me some forging skills and decided to forge the parts on my own.
- Garcia: Fortunately, I have acquired relevant experience in Fontaine... But some of the techniques Mr. Ahangar spoke of were just so hard to remember. Ouch...
- Garcia: Traveler, could you please ask Mr. Ahangar about his forging techniques? I really need some rest...
- Have a good rest here, Mr. Garcia.
- Garcia: Thank you for being willing to help. Ugh... My hands...
- Who is Kaia?
- Garcia: A business partner! A... um... very talented and... rich business partner!
- Garcia: We have signed a long-term accounting contract with her! And that is why I've been meeting her often, as I'm certain Lutong can attest to.
- Lutong: That is perfectly right, sir.
- Garcia: S—So that's how things stand... Traveler, do help us find Mr. Ahangar as soon as possible. I shall be waiting here.
- (Talk to Lutong or Garcia again, optional)
- Lutong: Sir, I humbly suggest that we might have to... change our approach.
- Garcia: Change our approach?
- Lutong: Perhaps we might make something less complicated but equally intricate.
- Lutong: I believe that with your talents, making machines of this sort should be...
- Garcia: My dear Lutong, we have spoken of this matter before. You know my answer... but I will always respect your choices.
- Lutong: Perhaps we should instead discuss where you shall have dinner with Ms. Kaia next, sir.
- Garcia: Ah, thank you, Lutong.
- Lutong: My pleasure, sir. Our contract has not ended yet.
- (Talk to Ahangar)
- Ahangar: I told you! Just wait a sec... Huh. It's you.
- I'm here to ask some questions on Mr. Garcia's behalf.
- Mr. Garcia's hands went numb from all that forging, and he needs rest.
- Ahangar: So he actually went and did that himself... What a weirdo.
- Ahangar: I've been a blacksmith for a great many years. This is the first time I've encountered someone with such strict requirements.
- Ahangar: He even brings a ruler to measure the seam between iron tubes, and the distance between threads.
- Ahangar: I just can't put up with him, so I told him to do it himself... And you know what? He actually came the next day and asked me to teach him some forging skills.
- Ahangar: Really, there's nothing I can do about him, so I let him be. As long as he pays for the materials, I'll let him use whatever tools he wants.
- Ahangar: *sigh* I've no idea what this guy has in mind...
- He's making a wondrous machine.
- He's making a weird machine.
- Ahangar: Eh, it's probably something strange, whatever it is. You're here to ask about forging skills, right? To be honest, I have nothing much to teach regarding gear forging...
- Ahangar: I have noticed something about the gears he wants, though. They all have sharp edges but are concave in the middle...
- Ahangar: Molds are not enough for such specially-shaped gears, so he has to reshape the gears afterward.
- Ahangar: I've taught him about the techniques in detail. You just need to tell him...
- Ahangar: First, remember to add enough fuel to really heat up the fire when putting it into the furnace for the second time.
- Ahangar: Then, when you take it out to process it, hammer it from the inside out.
- Ahangar: Did you get all that? Alright, go back and tell him if you did.
- Ahangar: What a weirdo...
- (Talk to Ahangar again, optional)
- Ahangar: Do you have other questions for me?
- Has Garcia been here for long?
- Ahangar: Quite some time, I would say. This guy is even more passionate than some of my apprentices.
- Ahangar: But he just doesn't look like someone who wants to make a living as a blacksmith...
- Did anyone visit them other than me?
- Ahangar: Hmm... There is a woman who visits him quite often, and she comes bringing lots of things.
- Ahangar: He has told me that the woman is named Kaia... Or something like that.
- Ahangar: I don't get it. These people look nothing like blacksmiths, so why do they hang around in my smithy...
- (Talk to Garcia or Lutong)
- Garcia: Lutong! This gear is ready for demolding! Come help me!
- Garcia: Traveler, you're back. So, Mr. Ahangar has taught you his tricks, I trust?
- Garcia: Tell me then, how should I process this gear?
- When sending the parts into the furnace again, don't add more fuel.
- When sending the parts into the furnace again, remember to add more fuel.
- When sending the parts into the furnace again, remember to add less fuel.
- Garcia begins his work...
- (If the player chose "don't add more fuel" or "add less fuel")
- Garcia: Um... The gear doesn't quite... look right.
- Garcia: It's okay, we'll start over... Traveler, what should I take into consideration?
- (Return to "Tell me then, how should I process this gear?")
- (If the player chose "add more fuel")
- Garcia: Alright, this gear has been heated up... What next?
- Hammer it around the edges and work your way into the middle.
- Hammer it in the middle and work your way out to the edges.
- Hammer it in the middle real hard.
- Garcia begins his work...
- (If the player chose "hammer it around the edges" or "hammer it in the middle real hard")
- Garcia: Um... The gear doesn't quite... look right.
- Garcia: It's okay, we'll start over... Traveler, what should I take into consideration?
- (Return to "Tell me then, how should I process this gear?")
- (If the player chose "Hammer it in the middle and work your way out to the edges.")
- Garcia: Aha! Success! This gear looks mighty fine, if I should say so myself!
- Garcia: The spacing between its teeth... Thickness... Size... Ah, I must fetch a ruler...
- Lutong: It's best that we leave Mr. Garcia to his measurements. Traveler, here is your payment. Please take it.
- Are you still... cautiously pessimistic?
- Lutong: Yes, that's how I have always been.
- Lutong: Mr. Garcia and I have been wandering in front of a giant mountain for some time now, and we have only just removed a tiny stone from the foot of this mountain.
- Lutong: We have, in truth, not yet found a way up.
- Lutong: Hopefully, Mr. Garcia's talents will lead us to the right path...
- Lutong: Or I will have to tell myself that "when your path is blocked by a mountain, there will be a way through."
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Garcia's Paean: Easy Peasy | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 加尔恰的赞歌・举手之劳 Jiā'ěrqià de Zàngē - Jǔshǒu zhī Láo | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 加爾恰的讚歌・舉手之勞 Jiā'ěrqià de Zàngē - Jǔshǒu zhī Láo | |
| Japanese | ガルシアの賛歌・お安いご用 Garushia no Sanka - Oyasuigoyou | Garcia's Paean - A Piece of Cake |
| Korean | 가르시아의 찬가・식은 죽 먹기 Gareusia-ui Chan'ga - Sigeun Jung Meokkki | Garcia's Paean - A Piece of Cake |
| Spanish | La odisea del Sr. García: un pequeño esfuerzo | The Odyssey of Mr. Garcia: A Small Effort |
| French | L'hymne de Garcia : Un tour de main | Garcia's Hymn: In No Time at AllIn No Time at All |
| Russian | Ода Гарсии: Плёвое дело Oda Garsii: Plyovoye delo | Garcia's Ode: Easy Matter |
| Thai | บทสรรเสริญของ Garcia - เรื่องง่าย ๆ | |
| Vietnamese | Ca Khúc Khải Hoàn Của Garcia - Tiện Tay Giúp | |
| German | Garcias Lobgesang – Mühelose Arbeit | Garcia's Canticle - Effortless Work |
| Indonesian | Nyanyian Pujian Garcia: Hal Mudah | Garcia's Hymn: Easy Thing |
| Portuguese | Peã de Garcia: Mamão com Açúcar | |
| Turkish | Garcia'nın Nidası: Kolay İş | Garcia's Exclamation: Easy Job |
| Italian | Panegirico di Garcia: Detto fatto | Garcia's Panegyric: No sooner said than done |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.3