Wisdom Has Built Her House, She Has Hewn Out Her Seven Pillars

Wisdom Has Built Her House, She Has Hewn Out Her Seven Pillars is the first part of the World Quest Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

Steps[]

Katheryne seems to be looking for you...
Go to the Tanit tribe and find Jeht
Talk to the Tribe Scout
Talk to Aderfi
Talk to Masseira
Talk to Yuften
Meet with the tribe's matriarch
Talk to Babel
Help Yuften together with Jeht
Feed the crocodiles together with Jeht
Report back to Yuften
Give the goods to Aderfi
Go to Jeht's dwelling
Talk to Jeht

Gameplay Notes[]

Steps 1 to 3 can be skipped if the player proceeds directly to the Tanit Camps.

Dialogue[]

Quest Description

Katheryne of the Sumeru Adventurers' Guild seems to be looking for you...

(Approach Katheryne after the quest becomes available): Katheryne: Hello there, (TravelerTraveler)! If it's convenient, there's a message for you here!

(Talk to Katheryne)

Katheryne: Hello there. We have a letter for you — it's from Ms. Jeht.

Paimon: Eh? So you know Jeht, too, Katheryne? How's she doing?

Katheryne: The Adventurers' Guild has an open partnership with the Eremites, so it would be more surprising if I didn't know her. She looked quite happy when she arrived, and said she was looking forward to seeing you again.

Paimon: Interesting. Let's see what Jeht's written, (Traveler)!

(Open Jeht's Letter)

Jeht's Letter

To my best friends, (Traveler) and Lil' Paimon:

It's been a while! Hope you still remember me. How are things going for you?

I've heard from merchants traveling from afar and some adventurers that you've returned to Sumeru, so I wrote you this letter!

I'm staying at the Tanit camp right now. Thanks to you, life's pretty good!

Well, let's make the long story short.

I've wanted to see you two again ever since we last parted, and, y'know, show you some proper hospitality... And also, there's something left over from our previous adventure that I'd like you to come help me finish.

This is something I can only trust the two of you with.

As for the specifics, I can only tell you about it once you get here!

Well, I'll see you then. I've dropped Katheryne a line, too, so don't you forget to come see me!

Paimon: Well... Looks like she's having a good time. Better than the last time we saw each other!

Paimon: But, what's this? "The Tanit camp"? That name sorta rings a bell. Have we been there before?

Katheryne: The Tanit are the tribe from which Jeht hails. Their campsite is in the depths of Deshret Desert, amidst the ruins of what was once the city of Gurabad. If you don't mind, I'll mark it out on your map.

Paimon: Wow... Katheryne really is a walking, breathing encyclopedia...

Very impressive, as expected.

Well, you'd expect this of the well-informed Adventurers' Guild.

Katheryne: You flatter me, (Traveler). In order to better serve adventurers, it is the duty of the Adventurers' Guild to provide such basic information whenever it is needed.

Katheryne: And the Tanit have always had good commercial relations with the Adventurers' Guild. With Ms. Jeht as our point of contact, they have proven themselves reliable across many acts of cooperation.

Paimon: Well... The letter also says that she'd like to settle some unfinished business and has expressly asked us to come along. How mysterious... did she mention anything specific, Katheryne?

Katheryne: Well, I'm not at liberty to infringe upon the sender's privacy. I'm afraid the only way you'll find out is if you pay her a visit in person.

Paimon: So, there's information that even you can't get a hold of, huh?

Katheryne: Sorry. This isn't a matter of ability or lack thereof, but a matter of professionalism. We do not accept any complaints on this front.

Katheryne: The Tanit campsite has been marked on your map for you. They'll be settling there for the next two or three years, as is the custom of tribal migration.

Katheryne: If they happen to not be at this location, please do not hesitate to contact me. I will update you concerning their migratory pattern as soon as possible.

Paimon: Uh, that's real thoughtful of you, but Paimon doesn't think we're gonna wait two to three years to go look for Jeht...

Paimon: Okay, (Traveler). Now that we know where Jeht is, what are we waiting for? Let's not keep her waiting!

Katheryne: In that case, do contact her for more specific information... Oh, sorry. I forgot to mention that this is not a guild commission. It should just be a meeting between friends...

Katheryne: Anyway, ad astra abyssosque! May your reunion lead to new happy encounters and adventures!

Step Description

You know that Jeht is currently living with the Tanit tribe, but how is she doing right now?

(Approach the marked area)

Paimon: Well... We need to be careful. Paimon's heard that a lot of caravans have gone missing or been attacked here...

You arrive at a canyon, but your path has been barred...

Tanit Tribe Scout: Hey! Who are you?

Paimon: Whoa! Bandits!

Mendas: Bandits? How rude! I am Mendas, a scout! And this is Hugeweh.

(If the player talked to Katheryne to start the quest)

Jeht invited us here.

Paimon: Yes! Jeht sent us a letter, and that's why we're here!

Mendas: A letter? Show me.

You give Jeht's letter to the scout for review...

Mendas: Well, if you're Jeht's friends, I won't stop you. You may move on. The tribe's campsite lies ahead.

Mendas: Jeht isn't back yet, but Aderfi, Masseira, and Yuften are in at the moment. They're pretty friendly to outsiders.

Mendas: Don't hesitate to seek them out... But if you dare deceive us, you will find us quite unfriendly indeed.

(If the player did not talk to Katheryne to start the quest)

We are adventurers just passing by.

Mendas: Here... the Matriarch has forbidden us from harming foreign adventurers, you must hurry up and get out of here!

Mendas: Gah. If only Jeht were here. She's better at dealing with outsiders...

Paimon: Eh? Did you say Jeht?

Mendas: Well, what's the matter, then? She joined us some time back and is highly valued by the Matriarch.

Mendas: She's practically the Matriarch's shadow... Hmph, none of us tribespeople even come close to that kind of treatment.

We actually kind of know her.

We're supposed to be her friends.

Mendas: ...

Mendas: Well, if you're Jeht's friends, I won't stop you. You may move on. The tribe's campsite lies ahead.

Mendas: Jeht isn't back yet, but Aderfi, Masseira, and Yuften are in at the moment. They're pretty friendly to outsiders.

Mendas: You can look for them... But if you have lied to us, you will find us less merciful.

(Talk to Hugeweh again, optional): Hugeweh: If it is not important, please move along. If you need anything, please seek the Matriarch or Jeht.

(Talk to Mendas again, optional): Mendas: Oh. It's you. Please, proceed.

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Hugeweh, optional): Hugeweh: (Where did we go to catch scarabs last time...)

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Mendas, optional): Mendas: (My tummy is rumbling... I'll go get some crocodile jerky from Yuften once my shift's over...)

Step Description

You hear from the scouts that Jeht has joined the Tanit tribe, but you first need to get a feel for the place...

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Aderfi, optional): Aderfi: (...An outsider? What are our scouts even doing...)

(Talk to Aderfi)

Aderfi: Hello, young ones. What do you need?

Paimon: Well... We're here to see Jeht. Is she around?

Aderfi: Jeht? Yes... she's here. Why are you looking for her?

We're her friends.

Aderfi: Friends...? Oh.

Aderfi: She's mentioned you before, I think. Something about a "brave and reliable young (‍man/woman‍)." Hmph, she's been hanging around outside for too long, I see, to be making friends with rich people in fancy clothing and such.

...

Paimon: Hey, what's that supposed to mean!?

Aderfi: Sorry for speaking so rudely, but I care little for receiving outsiders. You should seek out Matriarch Babel instead.

About Jeht...

Aderfi: She's a good kid.

Paimon: So...?

Aderfi: What do you mean "so"? She's a good kid. I don't want to see her come under the bad influence of outsiders. Like I said before, if you need anything, seek out Matriarch Babel. Don't bother me.

What do you do here?

Aderfi: What do I do? I do business, exchanging our trash for trash from the city.

Aderfi: Well, I have nothing much else to say to you... Why don't you go find Masseira? He's a strange old man. Who knows, maybe you'll get a warmer welcome there.

(Talk to Aderfi again, optional): Aderfi: Alright, alright. I've got work to do, and you've got yours. There's no need to look around here anymore.

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Masseira, optional): Masseira: (...If she still wants to go ahead...)

(Talk to Masseira): Masseira: Hello. (TravelerTraveler), I presume?; Yes...; You already know my name?; Masseira: Shh... Let me guess... You're here to find someone. Your friend, yes?; Yes, but...; Masseira: Jeht is a good girl. I'm glad she has a friend like you.; Thanks...; Masseira: Hehe. Anyway, if you don't mind a little advice... You look like a real killer, that you do. But "companions"? Those will prove to be your undoing... Your fatal weakness.; I don't understand what you're trying to say...; Masseira: Then consider my words but a breeze in your ear. Hmm... Matriarch Babel's not back yet, so you can go talk to Yuften. He's right by the creek where we raise crocodiles. You can't miss it.

(Talk to Masseira again, optional): Masseira: If you need to see Jeht, you'll have to wait for Matriarch Babel... Why, you ask? Well, you'll see...

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Yuften, optional): Yuften: (...Agh! W—What went wrong with my homemade Fungi f—fertilizer...)

(Talk to Yuften)

Yuften: Hello, stranger. What d—do you need?

Hello there. I'm Jeht's friend.

Yuften: Oh, the M—Matriarch told me about you. You're good folk.

Hello... do you need any help?

Yuften: Huh? I d—don't need... Why are you asking?

Yuften: Oh, you mean the way I t—talk, right?

Yuften: Haha... I'm used t—to it, and I hope you will be, too. Speaking a little slower makes your train of th—thought all the clearer.

Yuften: If you're looking for Jeht, sh—she's still out... Please go to meet Matriarch Babel first. She has b—been waiting for you for a long time.

About Jeht...

Yuften: She's a good kid.

And...?

Yuften: She's made friends, is very happy, and talks like a l—l—little antelope... I'm very... very happy for her.

Yuften: Hmm, it's getting busy up there. Matriarch Babel has returned. O—okay, you should probably meet her. Please don't keep her w—waiting too long.

(Talk to Yuften again, optional): Yuften: G—Go see the Matriarch. I'm sure she and Jeht will be very h—happy to see you.

(On the way to the marked area): Paimon: Hey, look! There are so many people over there watching something... Is it a trial?

(Approach the marked area): ???: B—But... I don't know what those outsiders wanted... It's not my fault! Please let me explain, Matriarch Babel...; Babel: ...; ???: Please... Please! Give me one more chance, Matriarch... My Lady! I will prove my loyalty to the Tanit... Please believe me... I would gladly offer my life...; Babel: Silence.; Babel: She who knocked your teeth out can also remove your tongue.; ???: ...! No, please don't...; Babel: I don't understand... If you're willing to give your life for the Tanit, why are you still standing before me, alive?; Babel: And another thing... Why did you address me as "My Lady"?; Babel: I don't speak the language of the snowlands, and I do not care for the sophistry of the so-called "civilized world"... There is no such thing as "My Lady" here.; Babel: And do enlighten me. What makes you think I'm not your family anymore... but some "Lady"?; Babel: Your tongue is tainted with outsider poison, your mind stained by their gold. You cannot remain here.; Babel: I shall speak no further. Lead him away... He was once one of us, so you know what to do.; The weeping man is taken away, leaving an uneasy silence...; After a while, the crowd begins to disperse, making room for you to see the Matriarch.; Paimon: (Uh, what just happened...? Whatever it was, it sounded scary!); (I'd hate to get on her bad side...); (Shh...); Babel: Hmm...?; Babel: Ah... My apologies, children. I was a little distracted. I forgot you were there.; Babel: I'm terribly sorry that you had to see... that. I'm at fault. As the Matriarch of the Tanit, I'd like to make amends.; Paimon: Uh, n—no need! Y'know, what with that "teeth and tongue" stuff and all...; Babel: Heh... We were simply meting out punishment against a traitor. All the same, I am sorry for having given you such a terrible first impression as Matriarch.; Babel: The city has its laws, and the tribe has its rules — please, do not pay it too much mind.; Babel: So you two are (TravelerTraveler) and Paimon, yes? Jeht talks about you two a lot.; We came at her invitation.; We came to look for her.; Paimon: This doesn't seem like a good time, though.; Babel: Ah, no need to be so polite! Indeed, I should say that you have impeccable timing.; Babel: It was I who approved her invitation in the first place. That is how you got safely past the Tanit's hunting grounds.; Babel: Hehe. While I do feel bad saying this... I invited you here to help Jeht with some unfinished business.; Paimon: "Hunting Grounds"?; Babel: Don't worry. We weren't trying to hunt you. You are an honored guest here. For so long as we remember our guests' faces, we shall never do them harm on our land.; Paimon: ...That still isn't very reassuring...; Babel: Haha. Now then, don't let me spoil the fun for you young folks... Look, Jeht is here.; Jeht: Matriarch Babel, I have returned.; Babel: How did it go with that fellow?; Jeht: I made sure that he was given sufficient dignity.; Babel: ...That's good. But do not be proud of this deed, child. This was a tragic affair. He was my tribesman, and yours also.; Jeht: ...I understand.; Babel: Haha, alright. This is not a good day to preach. The friends you have been waiting for have finally arrived, so set your tears aside and greet them with joy.; Jeht: ...Matriarch Babel? What do you...; Long time no see.; Paimon: Hey, Jeht! We're here to see you!; Jeht: (TravelerTraveler)! And Paimon, too! You really did come!; Jeht: Thank you, Matriarch Babel! I shouldn't have gotten mad at everyone about it...; Babel: Now, now, of course I'm happy to see you all together. Whatever it is that you want to see or do, I've already approved it. You can put your doubts to rest.; Babel: A word of caution, however... The road ahead of you will be fraught with danger and intrigue, so be on your guard. Please stay safe...; Messenger: Matriarch Babel, Azariq has sent me to deliver a message to you.; Babel: Understood...; Babel: If you'll excuse me, I have tribal affairs to attend to. I'll leave you young ones to catch up.; Jeht: Thanks!; Babel hurries away together with the messenger.; Paimon: Jeht, you've changed a lot since we last saw you!; Jeht: Hehe, got a good eye, haven't you, Paimon? So, what's different about me?; Paimon: You look a little more tanned...; Jeht: Hey! Mouthy as always, huh!?; You've matured.; You've mellowed out.; Jeht: (‍Is that so? Hehe, after all we've been through, one probably should mature, even if just a little.Is that so? Hehe, after all we've been through, one probably should mature, even if just a little.Text for male Traveler/I—Is that so? Uh, I thought you were gonna make fun of me or something...I—Is that so? Uh, I thought you were gonna make fun of me or something...Text for female Traveler‍); Paimon: (TravelerTraveler)'s right. You look like you've really come into your own.; Jeht: Really? I just learned a lot of survival skills here, that's all. Been busy keeping myself alive, you know?; Jeht: Matriarch Babel has taken good care of me all this time, and I've helped her out with a lot of things... I'm grateful that she's accepted me as a member of the tribe.; And have you been doing well since we last met?; Jeht: (‍Hehe, did you think I was pining after you like some lovesick maiden?Hehe, did you think I was pining after you like some lovesick maiden?Text for male Traveler/Hardly. Not a moment has passed since then that I haven't thought of you.Hardly. Not a moment has passed since then that I haven't thought of you.Text for female Traveler‍); Paimon: Whoa! Hang on a moment! Where did you learn to say all that?; Jeht: Hahahaha! Aw, and here I thought I'd get you to blush!; Jeht: I'm kidding, I'm kidding. All the boys in the tribe are like that, talking nonsense like this... It's annoying. They can't beat me anyway.; Jeht: Ahem... To be honest, it's been tough living, but we're all looking out for each other and helping each other out, so we can all survive.; Jeht: Still, the first days were rough, and I occasionally thought about the days back when my father would teach and protect me... Hehe, and to think that I used to find him annoying when he was around.; Jeht: But the good old days won't put food on the table today, and Matriarch Babel and the rest of the Tanit have been taking good care of me... so it's better to look ahead.; Jeht: Since the Tanit have accepted me, I'm learning to make myself more useful to everyone.; Jeht: Anyway, let's not dally. I've got some errands to run, and since you're here, why not join me?; Paimon: Whoa, is that what you do with old friends?; Jeht: Hehe, sorry, sorry. People are just busy sometimes, you know?; Jeht: Hmm... let me think. Yuften needs help feeding the crocodiles, so let's go there first!

Step Description

Jeht seems to be doing alright with the Tanit tribe. Despite the hardships, she finds life there fulfilling. She seems to, coincidentally, have some things that she'd like your help in doing...

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Yuften, optional): Yuften: (...C-Can [sic] that Jinni r—really improve our s—soil condition...?)

(Talk to Yuften): Jeht: I'm here, Yuften! And I've brought my friends, (TravelerTraveler) and Paimon.; Yuften: H—Hello, Jeht. Have you finished your b—b—business?; Jeht: Yep, and that's why I thought I should come here to help you out, and brought my friends along to boot!; Yuften: Oh? Thank you, Jeht. You r—r—remembered that I had something I needed your help with!; Yuften: Haha. Back when Elder Bleda was around, you used to pester him to f—f—feed the crocodiles together with you...; Jeht: Ahem...! Loose lips sink ships!; Yuften: Um, alright... Here's the f—f—food. The meat's fresh. Take it.; Jeht: Okay! Let's go, (TravelerTraveler)!

(After the cutscene): Jeht: Come with me! Don't let the crocodiles bite your foot!; Paimon: Whoa...!

(Talk to Yuften again, optional): Yuften: Those crocodiles are a v—very gentle... Still, be careful when you feed them...; Yuften: Watch your fingers...

(Approach the marked area): Jeht: Feeding crocodiles is pretty easy... You drop the meat, they follow the scent, and they eat it themselves.; Paimon: By the way, your Matriarch seems pretty fearsome...; Jeht: Oh, you mean what happened just now? Well, it's nothing. We were just dealing with a traitor.; Jeht: I tracked him through the desert for half a month before bringing him back alive. He was crafty, and plenty fierce to boot. I had to knock some of his teeth out to subdue him... Argh, my hand still hurts...; Paimon: Wow... that sounds scary...; Jeht: So be careful what you say around me in the future, eh, Paimon?; Paimon: Oh...; Watch your teeth, Paimon.; Paimon: Eek!; Jeht: Hahaha, don't be so serious! We're all friends here. I'm just kidding!

(After the cutscene): Jeht: Unlike in the rainforest, the crocodiles here are docile and much smaller.; Jeht: They've sacrificed a lot to adapt to living in the desert.

(Approach the marked area)

Paimon: It does look like you're taken seriously around here... Everyone seems to respect you!

Jeht: Well, here's the thing... Because of my previous experience with adventurers, I'm more perceptive about things that happen outside the tribe.

Jeht: So the Matriarch decided that it would be my job to track down outsiders and punish traitors to the tribe.

She's taking good care of you.

Why has she entrusted this work to you?

Jeht: Since I wasn't born amongst the Tanit, it's okay for me to deal with criminals in a more aggressive way... That's what Matriarch Babel told me.

Jeht: Although I don't really care... I'm not sure if this is a special privilege or proof of our estrangement.

Jeht: Well, I wasn't born here, after all, and the Tanit tribe isn't a home I'm innately familiar with. I can only try my best to do everything well. As long as I can put some roots down, I think I'll be fine.

Isn't that exhausting?

Jeht: It's okay... I'm just trying to survive around here, and I've learned a lot, too.

It's good to see that you've finally found a home.

Jeht: Haha, don't laugh, now, but I'm glad to see you here.

Jeht: Alright, I think they've eaten their fill. Let's go!

(Talk to Yuften): Yuften: H—Have you finished, Jeht?; Jeht: Yeah. I'm going to wash now! Your crocodile food stinks — smells of raw meat!; Yuften: Haha... And d—does that or traitor-blood smell worse?; Jeht: Hey! Not funny!; Yuften: Thank you. By the way... th—there's one more thing that I want to a—ask of you...; Yuften: This is the cured c—c—crocodile meat that I promised to give Aderfi previously. Pass it on to him for me, would you?; Jeht: Sure, sure, I'll give your c—c—crocodile meat to Aderfi, no problem!; Yuften: H—Hey! Th—that was uncalled for!; Jeht: Hahaha, smell ya later!

(After the cutscene): Jeht: Alright. Let's go find Aderfi next!; Paimon: Aderfi... is that the merchant with an attitude?; Jeht: Haha, don't mind him. That's just how he is with everyone!

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Aderfi, optional): Aderfi: (...The friends Jeht's been making? Interesting...)

(Talk to Aderfi): Jeht: I'm here, Aderfi!; Aderfi: Oh? Here to show off your new outsider friends?; Jeht: Sort of! By the way, here's the crocodile jerky from Yuften!; Aderfi: Ah, thanks. You're so considerate...; Jeht: Hehe, no worries! By the way, about Benben... can you still fix it?; Aderfi: Don't worry, it's nothing serious. I'll be able to get it back to you in a couple of days.; Jeht: Oh... okay! Then I'll get going!; Aderfi: Stay safe.

(After the cutscene): Jeht: Aderfi has a lot of nice stuff that you can't find or trade, and people like to go there to do business.; Jeht: Y'know, to get things like... gadgets, toys, new clothes... and cosmetics...; Paimon: Oh? Do you wear makeup?; Jeht: What do you even mean by that? Lapis lazuli eye shadow is an essential sunscreen for us desert folk, and we can use concealer to hide scars. Makeup's super useful!; Paimon: Huh, so that's it...

(Approach Jeht's dwelling)

Jeht: Heh... running here and there really works up a sweat...

Are you always this busy?

Doesn't sound easy.

Jeht: Haha, it's fine. I don't like being idle, actually.

Jeht: Ah, but look at me. I didn't invite you guys here so you could come run errands with me!

Jeht: Well, so here's the story: Matriarch Babel recently agreed to let me bring Dad's... my father's remains, and those of my mother, to be buried in the Eternal Oasis.

Paimon: Oh? So that's a real place? Paimon thought that it was just a myth.

Jeht: Well, the last time we parted, I was so lost... I honestly didn't know where to start looking for it. Matriarch Babel, however, seems very sure that the Eternal Oasis lies in the middle of this desert...

Jeht: The Tanit tribe holds that the never-ending sandstorm at the heart of the desert conceals the Eternal Oasis.

Jeht: Unfortunately, that area has been sealed off by the tribe as a taboo place. No one can approach except scouts on patrol.

Paimon: Taboo...? Is it dangerous or something?

Jeht: Yes. Some older folks believe that ancient spirits roam there, hungering for souls and flesh... But that's probably just a myth. I don't believe it.

Sounds like a terrifying place...

Jeht: Yeah, but I'm not afraid. I've seen lots of spooky stuff in my time. As long as my blade can strike it, I'm not afraid of it.

Jeht: As for things my blade can't strike, we'll just have to outrun it.

Why has Babel given you special permission, if I might ask?

Jeht: It's probably on account of that "afraid-of-nothing" attitude of mine that Matriarch Babel has taken special care of me...

Jeht: And it might also be because... I'm a "half-outsider," so I'm able to forego some of the taboos that the elders valued... That's what I think, anyway.

Jeht: Basically, I can bypass the taboos of the elders and explore the Eternal Oasis.

Jeht: That'll let me fulfill a long-cherished wish of mine, and secure the future of the tribe too. They believe that this is where the secrets of the mistress of flowers lie.

Jeht: If these secrets can be discovered... They'll give the tribe a new lease on life!

Jeht: I know that this is my duty and honor. But I've been thinking, and I've been getting this feeling that I should invite you to witness it with me.

Jeht: After all... since my father passed, that leaves you as my most trusted friends... the closest thing I have to family right now. That's why I wanted to ask you to join me on this wayward little trip of mine.

Paimon: Jeht... You can rest easy. Of course we'll help!

We won't let a friend down.

Jeht: Thanks so much, you guys!

We didn't come all this way just to leave, you know.

Jeht: Hahaha, I knew you'd say that! You won't go unrewarded, rest assured!

Jeht: Ahem... First, we need to go to the ruins of Gurabad to look for this "Jinni Fragment" thing...

Jeht: I don't quite understand it, but the tribe's stories say that she's the only one who knows how to open the way to the Oasis, so we'll have to find her...

Jeht: Umm... And that's all I can tell you, really. I think Azariq can tell you more. So... Shall we go?

Let's.

Jeht: Okay, then we're off! I have so many other things I wanna say!
(Quest ends)

I don't feel like leaving just yet...

Jeht: Well, if you want to hang around a little more, that's fine. I'm here. Whenever you want to go, I'll be right behind you.

Jeht: Heh... Having you around really puts me at ease. Azariq's supposed to be waiting for us at the Gurabad ruins, so let's take a break first before heading out, shall we?

(Talk to Jeht if the player chose not to leave yet)

Jeht: Well? Are you ready to go?

Yes, let's go.

Jeht: Okay, let's move out!
(Quest ends)

Not yet. I still want to rest a bit.

Jeht: Be my guest. If you need anything, come to me anytime!

About the Eternal Oasis...

Jeht: My father always dreamed of that place. I didn't know my mother very well... But she also kept records of it.

Jeht: They said they wanted to live in this place for the rest of their lives... So it must be an oasis of dreamlike beauty, I think.

Jeht: Hey, don't laugh at me for my rudimentary knowledge. I followed my dad on adventures and saw some impressive sights, but this was the only one that stuck with him...

Jeht: I wonder what kind of place it is...

Jeht: Alas... Haha, it's no use getting upset now. We'll find out when we step outside together!

See you soon.

Jeht: Well, come back to me when you're ready to go!

(Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Jeht, optional): Jeht: (Hehe, today's is the happiest day of my life! No... I'm sure there will be happier days ahead!)

Video Guides[]

Guide: Wisdom Has Built Her House, She Has Hewn Out Her Seven Pillars

Wisdom Has Built Her House, She Has Hewn Out Her Seven Pillars Guide

Trivia[]

The name of the quest is a reference to the Bible verse Proverbs 9:1.

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Wisdom Has Built Her House, She Has Hewn Out Her Seven Pillars	—
Chinese (Simplified)	智慧筑屋，凿成七柱 Zhìhuì Zhù Wū, Záochéng Qīzhù
Chinese (Traditional)	智慧築屋，鑿成七柱 Zhìhuì Zhú Wū, Zuòchéng Qīzhù
Japanese	知恵は家を建て、七本の柱を切り出した Chie wa Ie wo Tate, Nanahon no Hashira wo Kiridashita‍^[!]^[!]Assumed reading	Wisdom Built a House, and Hewn the Seven Pillars
Korean	지혜로 세운 일곱 기둥 Jihyero Se'un Ilgop Gidung	Seven Pillars Built With Wisdom
Spanish	Los siete pilares esculpidos por la sabiduría	The Seven Pillars Sculped by Wisdom
French	Sept piliers sculptés par la sagesse	Seven Pillars Sculpted by Wisdom
Russian	Семь столпов, воздвигнутых мудростью Sem' stolpov, vozdvignutykh mudrost'yu	Seven Pillars, Erected by Wisdom
Thai	เคหะแห่งปัญญา สลักซึ่งเสาทั้งเจ็ด
Vietnamese	Thất Trụ Dựng Từ Tri Thức
German	Aus der Weisheit das Haus, aus dem Stein die sieben Säulen	House From Wisdom, Seven Pillars From Stone
Indonesian	Memahat Tujuh Pilar Kebijaksanaan	Chiselling Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Portuguese	A Sabedoria Construiu Sua Casa, Sete Pilares Ela Esculpiu
Turkish	Bilgelik Onun Evini Yaptı, O Yedi Sütununu Oydu
Italian	La saggezza ha fabbricato la sua casa, ha lavorato le sue colonne, in numero di sette	Wisdom Has Built Her House, Has Carved Her Columns, Seven in Number

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