Healing Is My Job is the second quest of the The Second Chilibrew Ingredient branch of Barbara's Hangout Event: Act I - Wellspring of Healing.
Steps[]
- Look for 3 Fresh Small Lamp Grass
- Accompany Barbara while she heals Uwe
- Return to Mondstadt with Barbara
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionTo heal Uwe, you accompany Barbara to search the Whispering Woods for Small Lamp Grass.
Healing Is My Job[]
- (Talk to Uwe again)
- Uwe: Y—You got a problem? Stop looking at me like that...
- (While looking for Small Lamp Grass)
- Barbara: Don't look so serious, I know what you're thinking.
- Barbara: I've heard a lot about the criminal methods of the Treasure Hoarders around Mondstadt.
- Barbara: Usually, if I come across a person like this, I'd simply ask them to seek help from somebody at the Church.
- Barbara: But this fellow is in serious condition, he needs urgent healing...
- Barbara: After all, I've got an Honorary Knight at my side to protect me, right?
- Barbara: Hmm, let's gather the Small Lamp Grass and head back so we can heal him.
- (Talk to Uwe after picking up 3 Fresh Small Lamp Grass)
- Uwe: Sister Deaconess... you're back!
- Barbara: This should do the trick, hold on a moment...
No sudden moves.- I'm watching you.
- Uwe: You adventurers... really are jumpy these days.
- Barbara starts to heal Uwe...
- Barbara: Alright, that should do it. But just to be safe, you should probably pay a visit to the Church.
- Uwe: Haha... no need. I should be able to recover by myself.
- Uwe: Uh... S—Sister Deaconess...
- Uwe: Why... weren't you suspicious of me? Like the adventurer here?
- Uwe: Surely you've heard about the Treasure Hoarders and their methods... haha...
- Uwe: Feigning injury by the roadside, begging for healing to get close to travelers, then striking at the opportune moment... Y'know, stuff like that...
- Uwe: And... that's just one of their methods. Weren't you... worried that I might've been looking to harm you?
- Barbara: Um... It crossed my mind.
- Uwe: And yet... Why did you still help me?
- Barbara: The fact was, you needed healing, right?
- Barbara: And you hadn't done anything wrong. You just asked me for help.
- Barbara: Whatever your true identity, in my eyes, you were merely a person in need of healing.
- Uwe: Sister Deaconess...
- Uwe: The truth is... I am a Treasure Hoarder. My plan was to feign injury in order to take advantage of the situation...
- Uwe: But I ran into a group of monsters — I barely made it out. Then I realized I actually had to seek help from someone, anyone...
- Uwe: But travelers all kept their distance, none of them believed me... Until you showed up.
- Uwe: I—I can't thank you enough for healing me. I feel strong enough to carry on now... I won't trouble you anymore.
- Barbara: Oh... Well, the best thing would be for you to come back to Mondstadt with us. The Church can help with your treatment, you're not fully healed yet...
- Uwe: Please! I've taken up enough of your time.
- Uwe: Oh, these are for you. I'm afraid I have nothing of value to give, but... I picked these Sweet Flowers from nearby.
- Uwe: Take them, as thanks for healing me. I will remember your kindness.
- Uwe: In the future, if you have any trouble with... Treasure Hoarders... just mention my name, Uwe. I guarantee, they won't dare touch the hem of your jacket!
- Uwe: I must go. Farewell.
- Barbara: Hehe, what a strange character... but I hope his wounds will be okay.
- Barbara: At least we got a hold of some Sweet Flowers! We were running out of time for me to whip you up some Chilibrew.
- Barbara: Wow... this is a great batch! That's everything we need. It's getting late, let's get back to Mondstadt.
- (Arriving at Mondstadt)
- Barbara: Well, we're back. Whew... that was pretty tiring.
Why did you choose to heal that guy even though you knew he was suspicious?- Barbara: I'm a deaconess, healing the wounded is something I must do.
- Barbara: Besides... I have a Vision. Even if he did try anything, I'd have been able to handle it.
- Barbara: Not to mention, I had the Honorary Knight with me. If there'd been any danger... you would definitely have protected me, right?
- And if I hadn't been there...?
- What if you'd been on your own?
- Barbara: If I was alone... Mm...
- Barbara: Well, for a Vision-bearer, I'm more adept at healing. If there were too many enemies, I guess I would've been defeated after a while...
- Barbara: However, because I would've been alone... I wouldn't have risked an ambush by stopping to heal him myself. I would've just left some herbs with him instead.
- Barbara: I'm good at remembering self-defense tactics like that.
- Barbara: After all, as Sister Victoria always says... don't go around healing people in the wild...
- Barbara: Then again... What's the point of having a Vision if I can't stretch the rules once in a while? Hehe...
- Barbara: Oh — the Chilibrew! It shouldn't take long to make... Why don't you wait for me in the garden next to the Adventurers' Guild?
- Barbara: I'll bring it straight over when it's ready.
- (Continue to Home-Made Chilibrew)
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Healing Is My Job | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 治愈的本职 Zhìyù de Běnzhí | The Job of Healing |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 治癒的本職 Zhìyù de Běnzhí | |
| Japanese | 牧師の本職 Bokushi no Honshoku | Pastor's Main Job |
| Korean | 치유라는 소임 Chiyuraneun Soim | Duty Called Healing |
| Spanish | Curar es un deber | Healing Is a Duty |
| French | Vocation de guérisseuse | Healer Vocation |
| Russian | Лечить - Lechit' - moya rabota | Healing Is My Job |
| Thai | การรักษาคือหน้าที่ของฉัน | Healing Is My Job |
| Vietnamese | Trách nhiệm chữa trị | |
| German | Heilen ist meine Pflicht | Healing Is My Duty |
| Indonesian | Tugasku Adalah Menyembuhkan | My Job Is Healing |
| Portuguese | Curar é o Meu Trabalho | |
| Turkish | İyileştirme Benim İşim | |
| Italian | Guarire è il mio mestiere |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.4