Narrow Inquiry

Narrow Inquiry is a World Quest in Enkanomiya. It is part of the Hyperion's Dirge World Quest Series. This quest can start the series, but it is recommended to start with Hyperion's Dirge first.

Start Location[]

Steps[]

Start the quest by going to the start location and using Key Sigils to activate the Seals. Aberaku will appear after the Seals have been activated. Talk to him to start the quest.

Activate the spirit's trial
- Defeat 3 opponents in 30 second(s)
  Primordial Bathysmal Vishap Hatchling ×3
- A Precious Chest will spawn after defeating the opponents.
Obtain the offerings from the spirit

Dialogue[]

Quest Description

Clear the trials according to the path prescribed by the spirit named Aberaku and obtain the offerings...

(Talk to Aberaku): Paimon: S—Something's coming out!; Paimon: Looks like some kind of afterimage again.; Aberaku: My name is...; Aberaku: Aberaku, Helios-Forger!; Paimon: Ooh, Paimon knows this one.; Paimon: So what he's saying is—; Paimon: That he's Helios-Forger, right?; Were you even listening to him?; No, his name's Aberaku.; Paimon: Oh...; Paimon: Wait, but if he's Aberaku, what's the Helios?; Aberaku: Ah, Helios! Helios!; Aberaku: Mine own creation... Helios! When it was finished, its light spread from horizon to horizon, and thus were the people spared from the dragon-scourge!; Aberaku: How the people gazed upon it then! How they wept hot tears, raised their arms with joyful cries, unable to restrain their intense emotions!; Aberaku: ...No, wait. Wh—Why am I here? Why has my soul become lost in the realm of dreams, unable to find rest?; Did you get that this time, Paimon?; Paimon: Sure did.; Paimon: This spirit seems... disturbed.; Aberaku: I remember now! My soul is rent! If it can be made whole, I can be at peace once more.; Aberaku: In this task must you play a critical role, and so I say unto you...; Paimon: Uh-oh, here comes trouble...; Aberaku: A portion of my bones should be enshrined in this place, but they have long rotted away... Please, I beseech you...; Aberaku: Take these articles that carry my remnant thoughts with you... There are, however, monsters abound here who keep my soul entrapped, and they will swarm over once an object within which my soul rests is removed.; Aberaku: This matter is perilous. Tell me once you are ready, O Traveler, and we shall begin.

(Talk to Aberaku)

Aberaku: Are you fully girded up, Traveler?

I'm ready

Aberaku: Then I wish you... every success in your battle ahead.
Start trial

I need a while more to prepare.

Aberaku: Then I shall await your tidings.

(Talk to Aberaku after completing the trial): Aberaku: It seems that your strength is more than sufficient to help escort the enshrined items...; Aberaku: This way, I can finally rest easy. Those items must be sent, in order to...; Paimon: In order to what now?; Aberaku: In order to... In order to...; Paimon: Uh-oh. Looks like he's gone into broken-clock mode.; Paimon: But the offerings he was talking about were probably these items... As slightly beat-up as they might look.

Video Guides[]

Cliff jumping trick

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Narrow Inquiry	—
Chinese (Simplified)	狭间的叩问 Xiá Jiān de Kòuwèn	Inquiry in the Narrows
Chinese (Traditional)	狹間的叩問 Xiá Jiān de Kòuwèn	Inquiry in the Narrows
Japanese	狭間を訪ねる Hazama wo Tazuneru	Visiting the Valley
Korean	협곡의 질문 Hyeopgok-ui Jilmun	Canyon's Question
Spanish	El acertijo del Desfiladero	The Riddle of the Defile
French	Enquête engorgée	Clogged Inquiry^{[• 1]}
Russian	Испытание Теснины Ispytaniye Tesniny	Gorge Inquiry
Thai	คำถามของช่องแคบ
Vietnamese	Thăm Dò Lối Mòn Khe Núi
German	Schmale Befragung	Narrow Inquiry
Indonesian	Penelaahan Narrow	Narrow Inquiry
Portuguese	Investigação Estreita
Turkish	Tıkanmış Sorgu
Italian	Indagine circoscritta

↑ French: Pun with the French name of The Narrows, Les Gorges "The Gorges," and engorger "to clog, to congest."

Change History[]

Released in Version 2.4

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[fr-1] French: Pun with the French name of The Narrows, Les Gorges "The Gorges," and engorger "to clog, to congest."

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