Owe Mora, Pay Mora is a Daily Commission in Mondstadt, Mondstadt.
Steps[]
- Talk to Goth
- Give Goth the timber
- Give Goth
Fir Wood ×1 and
Birch Wood ×1
- Give Goth
- Pay Mona a visit
- Choose one of the three versions: Favonius Library, Good Hunter, or Katheryne.
- The last, Mona's version, will unlock after completing this commission three times, regardless of what versions were completed.
Favonius Library Version
- Look for Mona in the library
- Ask Wyratt about Mona's whereabouts
- Report back to Goth
Good Hunter Version
- Go to Good Hunter to look for Mona
- Report back to Goth
Katheryne's Version
- Ask Katheryne about Mona's whereabouts
- Report back to Goth
Mona's Version
- Talk to Mona
- Give the rent to Goth
- Talk to Mona
Gameplay Notes[]
- The final version, where the player talks to Mona, will not unlock until this commission has been completed three times. It does not matter which versions were completed.
- After completing the Mona version this quest is permanently removed from the NPC commission pool.
Rewards[]
This commission grants the following AR-dependent rewards upon completion:
Note: These rewards are lower than for most commissions.
Additionally, Mona's version gives Der Weisheit Letzter Schluss (Life) as an extra reward.
Dialogue[]
- Goth: *sigh* I suppose I might have to sort this out myself...
- Goth: Ack, these old bones will fall apart at this rate...
Is there some urgent matter?
- Goth: Oh, Traveler? Well, this... I wouldn't call it "an urgent matter," but it is getting out of hand for sure...
- Goth: As you know, those Fatui have my hotel fully booked.
- Goth: And as you know, I, as the boss of the Goth Grand Hotel, have to attend to them.
- Goth: I coordinate food catering, repairs, and a slew of miscellaneous matters besides.
- Goth: Lately, some rooms have had their furniture damaged, so I've had to contact people to bring the appropriate timber to some carpenters.
- Goth: Then there's the matter of collecting rent on a few apartments... and the matter of my lad Marvin being nowhere to be found.
- Goth: *sigh* I wonder how long I can last... Or when that boy will finally grow up...
I'll lend you a hand.
You rest here first.
- Goth: You're willing to help? Ah, that's wonderful! ... *sigh* If only that loud Marvin had as good a head on his shoulders as you. That would've spared me much trouble...
- Goth: In that case, could I trouble you to fetch some Fir Wood and Birch Wood? I'll need to have them sent to the carpenters soon.
- Goth: Have you obtained the timber? I just need one set of Fir Wood and another of Birch Wood.
- (Provide Goth the Fir Wood and Birch Wood)
- Goth: Thank you so much. These should do. Now to send them off to the carpenter... Oh. Right! I need to collect rent as well...
- Goth: *sigh* I just wonder if that... As... Astromona, or whatever she was called, will be in this time...
It's Mona Megistus, the Astrologist.
- Goth: Right! Yes, that was her name... Ugh. It's a bit long, if you ask me.
- Paimon: Mona hasn't paid her rent, you say?
- Goth: Well, that's just the thing, see? All my other tenants have already paid theirs. She's the only one left.
- Goth: I came by a few times previously, but she wasn't in.
- Goth: So please, Traveler, help me go down there and urge her to pay up soon, would you?
- (Talk to Goth again)
- Goth: As... Astro... Hmm, what was her name again?
- (If this commission has already been completed three times, proceed to Mona version. Otherwise, continue.)
- (Pay Mona a visit)
- Paimon: Mona, are you home?
Mona, it's rent time!
- Paimon: Huh. Mona really doesn't seem to be home...
- Paimon: That's weird. Isn't she cooped up in that house most of the time? Is she out on some business?
- Paimon: ...Or maybe she's unable to come to the door, faint from hunger as she is?
I doubt things are that bad...
Didn't she say that she's found some way to make money?
- Paimon: Huh. Is that so?
- Paimon: But where should we go to find Mona...
The Knights of Favonius Library, I'd say.
- Paimon: The library... Ooh, that's right! The library's a pretty big place. Maybe she's looking for research materials in there!
- Paimon: Well, time to get moving!
- (Proceed to Favonius Library Version)
Good Hunter. I hear there's salad to be had there.
- Paimon: Good Hunter... Hmm... Right, maybe she's gone there for some salad. Let's go have a look.
- Paimon: Well, that's assuming she has enough Mora on hand to buy salad...
- (Proceed to Good Hunter Version)
Let's just go to Katheryne directly.
- Paimon: Katheryne, huh? That's a good pick for sure — she knows basically everything, after all!
- Paimon: Well, let's get going!
- (Proceed to Adventurers' Guild Version)
Favonius Library Version[]
- (Upon reaching the lower floor of the library)
- Paimon: Well, no sign of Mona. Lisa isn't in, either.
- Paimon: Let's go ask that Knight at the door. Maybe he's seen Mona.
- (Ask Wyratt about Mona's whereabouts)
- Wyratt: Hello, How may I assist?
Excuse me, have you seen a girl who looks something like this...
- You describe Mona's distinguishing features to Wyratt...
- Wyratt: Oh! I know who you're talking about. It's the girl with the really big hat!
- Wyratt: She often comes by to consult some of the texts we keep here. She spends the whole day reading, so she's quite the memorable patron.
- Wyratt: That said, she hasn't swung by recently. I doubt you'll find her hereabouts...
Seems we're a little late.
- Wyratt: If she does come by, I'll make sure to tell her that you're looking for her.
- Wyratt: That's all I can do for you in this case, unfortunately...
No problem. Thank you.
- Wyratt: Think nothing of it.
- Paimon: Well, looks like Mona's not in the library. Guess we've got to tell Goth that we couldn't find her...
- (Proceed to Ending)
Good Hunter Version[]
- (Go to Good Hunter to look for Mona)
- Sara: Hi there! Would you like to order anything?
Excuse me, have you seen a girl who looks something like this...
- You describe Mona's distinguishing features to Sara...
- Sara: Oh, you mean Mona, don't you? At one time, she came by every evening to grab some salad — she sometimes even asked me for an extra egg or two.
- Paimon: Guess she's as short of Mora as ever, huh...
- Sara: She hasn't come once in the past few days, though.
- Sara: If you're in a hurry to find her, I can pass a message on to her for you the next time she comes by to get salad.
Thanks.
- Paimon: Look like Mona hasn't been to Good Hunter. Ugh, guess we've got to go tell Goth that we couldn't find her today...
- (Proceed to Ending)
Adventurers' Guild Version[]
- (Ask Katheryne about Mona's whereabouts)
- Katheryne: Hello, how may I help you?
Have you seen Mona recently?
- Katheryne: Mona? Hmm... No, I can't say I have...
- Katheryne: If you're in a hurry to find her, why not post a commission here at the Guild?
Thanks, but we'll look for her ourselves.
- Paimon: Hmm. Katheryne's got no clue where Mona is. Guess it's back to Goth to tell him that we couldn't find her today...
- (Proceed to Ending)
Ending[]
- (Report back to Goth)
- Goth: How did it go? Were you able to find that Ast... Well, your friend?
She doesn't seem to be home today.
- Goth: Well, alright that. She doesn't really owe that much rent. We can put it off for a few days.
- Goth: Ah, yes. Please take these for your help in the meantime.
Mona Version[]
- (Pay Mona a visit)
- Paimon: Hey, over there! That's Mona! Looks like she's about to leave home!
- Paimon: Mona, wait a moment!
- (Talk to Mona)
- Mona: Ah, it's you. It's been a while.
- Mona: Strange, you seem to be in a hurry. Were you looking for me, by any chance?
- Paimon: Where have you been, Mona?
We've been looking for you these last few days.
- Mona: Oh, that was... rather inopportune of you. A few days ago, The Steambird sent me a request for a new manuscript.
- Mona: The topic in question was "celestial shifts and their relation to a person's changing fates."
- Mona: As such, I have largely been out studying the stars these past couple of days, only returning well after dark.
- Paimon: Looks like Mona's working for that Mora...
- Mona: W—Well, I mean, there's this new celestial globe from Fontaine that I've put down an order for. I've even paid the deposit already.
- Mona: Once I get the Mora from submitting this manuscript, I should be able to settle the balance and claim the celestial globe.
Well, don't forget about your rent payment to Goth...
- Mona: Rent?
- Mona: Oh! I, um.... Surely, I've put some Mora aside for this...
- Mona: Give me a moment...
- Mona rifles through her purse...
- Mona: These here... and these! There, that should cover it!
(She's practically emptied her pockets here...)
- Mona: Right, then. Help me pass this Mora to Goth, would you?
- (Obtain
Light Purse)
- (Talk to Mona again)
- Mona: There isn't much left on the food budget. Good thing I made a few more servings of salad yesterday...
- (Give the rent to Goth)
- Goth: How did it go? Were you able to find that Ast... Well, your friend?
Here's the rent.
- Goth: Ah, good, good. This will do. Thank you very much.
- Goth: That said, might I ask what it is that your friend does for a living?
- Goth: She seems like the capable sort, and yet she always appears short on Mora...
- (Hand over Light Purse)
- (Talk to Goth again)
- Goth: All the rent has been collected. I suppose I can rest for a while now...
- (Talk to Mona)
- Mona: You're back. I assume Goth has been paid?
That he has.
- Mona: That's good. Thankfully, the rent on this house isn't particularly expensive. I was just barely able to scrounge up the necessary Mora as things stood.
- Mona: That said, I suppose I'll be subsisting on salad for a few more days...
- (Obtain
Der Weisheit Letzter Schluss (Life))
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
---|---|---|
English | Owe Mora, Pay Mora | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 应付尽付 Yīng Fù Jìn Fù | What Can Be Paid Should Be Paid |
Chinese (Traditional) | 應付盡付 Yīng Fù Jìn Fù | |
Japanese | 払うべきものはすべて払う Harau Beki Mono wa Subete Harau | Pay All That Should Be Paid |
Korean | 지불해야 될 건 지불하자 Jibulhaeya Doel Geon Jibulhaja | Pay What You have to Pay |
Spanish | Si debes, pagas | If You Owe, You Pay |
French | Les bons comptes | Good Reckonings[• 1] |
Russian | Должен - Dolzhen - verni | You Owe - You Give Back |
Thai | เป็นหนี้ต้องรีบใช้ | Debts Must be Quickly Paid |
Vietnamese | Vét Sạch Túi / Chi Trả Triệt Để | |
German | Mora schulden, Mora bezahlen | Owe Mora, Pay Mora |
Indonesian | Bayarlah yang Seharusnya Dibayar | Pay What Should Be Paid |
Portuguese | Se Deve, Pague | If You Owe, Pay |
Turkish | Borca Haylık Bir Aylık | Figs for Monthly Debt[• 2] |
Italian | I debiti vanno pagati |
- ↑ French: This comes from the idiom les bons comptes font les bons amis "good reckonings make good friends," equivalent to "short reckonings make long friends."
- ↑ Turkish: Borca Haylık Bir Aylık is a Turkish idiom meaning "to have nothing but figs to pay your debts." Equivalent to the English idiom "in the red."
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.4