Map questLevel 2
Quest giver Ginnade
in Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks
Ginnade has made a list of missing people from citizens' reports and asks you to take it to N'delika
, a colleague in Bulwark Hall. Ginnade's motto: protect the common folk, and they act as your eyes and ears.
Ginnade's list of missing citizens (likely the kidnappings), then a lighter errand that introduces Sisipu
of Back in the Water.
seeks help with a growing problem in Limsa Lominsa.. Deliver it to N'delika, who can be found welcoming newcome travelers in Bulwark Hall, on the lower decks. is a member of the Yellowjackets, charged with keeping a watchful eye over all who enter and leave the city.Next in the play order: I Stay the Streetlight. N'tanmo
praises you as a model adventurer, then hands you her lamp job.
The lines worth a second look, in the order you hear them, and what each one means.
An alarming number of citizens have gone missing of late, though I suspect you've already heard the rumors.
The missing people on the list are probably linked to the kidnappings. The main story keeps mentioning them from MSQ #0 on. Ahldskyf
also warns about them in Suspiciously Sober.
The cheerful greeter in Bulwark Hall is a secret Yellowjacket. She watches everyone who arrives by the Zephyr Drift. She learns the names of the missing people by heart.
Ginnade's motto is 'We defend the commonfolk, and they serve as our eyes and ears in turn'. Ginnade also says that order is kept with power given by the people.
The list you carry is dark and sad to read. Its item text calls it 'a disturbingly long list of people who have gone missing in recent moons'.
Who they are, and what they do in this quest.
Ginnade, in Limsa Lominsa, is worried. An alarming number of citizens have gone missing lately.
Ginnade has made a list of missing people from citizens' reports and asks you to take it to N'delika, a colleague in Bulwark Hall. Ginnade's motto: protect the common folk, and they act as your eyes and ears.
N'delika greets newly arrived travelers in Bulwark Hall, on the lower decks of Limsa Lominsa.
Behind her cheerful welcome, N'delika is an undercover Yellowjacket. Most people enter through the Zephyr Drift and Bulwark Hall, so she watches everyone for suspicious types. She promises to memorize the missing names and is proud of being a good judge of character.
The game was written in Japanese and rewritten, not just translated, for each language. Here is what the other versions say, next to the English.
| Japanese | 案内係のお仕事～姉の場合～ ‘A guide's work: the elder sister's case’ |
|---|---|
| French | La jumelle diligente ‘The diligent twin sister’ |
| German | Vermisste Personen ‘Missing persons’ |
It is essential that we ascertain their safety. To this end, I have prepared a list based on reports from our citizens. Would you be so kind as to deliver it to my colleague in Bulwark Hall? N'delika is her name. My thanks in advance, friend.
J'aimerais vous demander de remettre cette liste des portés disparus à une Miqo'te appelée N'delika, au Bastingage.
‘I would like to ask you to hand this list of the missing to a Miqo'te called N'delika, at the Bulwark.’
French calls her just 'a Miqo'te'; English already gives away that she is Ginnade's colleague.
Welcome to Limsa Lominsa! If there's aught you would like to know, feel free to─ ...Hm? You've got something for me, you say? A missing persons list? I'm not sure I follow...
Zeig mal her.
‘Let me see.’
ようこそリムサ・ロミンサへ……えっ、本部が作成した「行方不明者の一覧」を持ってきてくれたの？
‘Oh, you brought me the "list of missing persons" that headquarters drew up?’
German N'delika asks to see the list at once; English N'delika first pretends not to understand.
Japanese N'delika openly mentions headquarters at once; English N'delika first pretends not to understand.
(Most folk enter the city via the Zephyr Drift, which means they must pass through Bulwark Hall. That's why I'm on constant watch here, and undercover so as to keep an eye out for suspicious activity.)
Mit jedem Schiff, das anlegt, kommen neue Händler, Abenteurer, Handwerker, ja, ganze Familien nach Limsa Lominsa.
‘With every ship that docks, new merchants, adventurers, craftsmen, indeed whole families come to Limsa Lominsa.’
German has newcomers arriving by ship; English has most people entering by the Zephyr Drift.
(I've been doing this for so long, I've become a pretty good judge of character. If there're shady characters skulking about, you can rest assured I can pick them out. Heh heh heh.)
毎日、たくさんの人を見てるから、怪しい人は、だいたい分かるようになったわ。さてキミは……将来有望って感じよ、うふふ。
‘I see lots of people every day, so by now I can pretty much tell who's suspicious. And you... you strike me as someone with a bright future, hee hee.’
N'delika brags she can spot suspicious people, then sizes you up. The English N'delika only laughs.
(I've been doing this for so long, I've become a pretty good judge of character. If there're shady characters skulking about, you can rest assured I can pick them out. Heh heh heh.)
Vous, j'ai tout de suite su que vous étiez aventurière/er quand vous êtes entré(e).
‘You, I knew right away that you were an adventurer when you came in.’
English has her boast she can pick out shady characters; French has her say she spotted you as an adventurer.
Highlighted words have a note: click one to open it under the line.
The missing people on the list are probably linked to the kidnappings. The main story keeps mentioning them from MSQ #0 on. Ahldskyf also warns about them in Suspiciously Sober.
It is essential that we ascertain their safety. To this end, I have prepared a list based on reports from our citizens. Would you be so kind as to deliver it to my colleague in Bulwark Hall? N'delika is her name. My thanks in advance, friend.
J'aimerais vous demander de remettre cette liste des portés disparus à une Miqo'te appelée N'delika, au Bastingage.
‘I would like to ask you to hand this list of the missing to a Miqo'te called N'delika, at the Bulwark.’
French calls her just 'a Miqo'te'; English already gives away that she is Ginnade's colleague.
Welcome to Limsa Lominsa! If there's aught you would like to know, feel free to─ ...Hm? You've got something for me, you say? A missing persons list? I'm not sure I follow...
Zeig mal her.
‘Let me see.’
Japaneseようこそリムサ・ロミンサへ……えっ、本部が作成した「行方不明者の一覧」を持ってきてくれたの？
‘Oh, you brought me the "list of missing persons" that headquarters drew up?’
German N'delika asks to see the list at once; English N'delika first pretends not to understand.
Japanese N'delika openly mentions headquarters at once; English N'delika first pretends not to understand.
(Thanks for bringing the list─I'll be sure to memorize these names. If any of the missing persons reappear, you can count on me to spot them.)
(Most folk enter the city via the Zephyr Drift, which means they must pass through Bulwark Hall. That's why I'm on constant watch here, and undercover so as to keep an eye out for suspicious activity.)
Mit jedem Schiff, das anlegt, kommen neue Händler, Abenteurer, Handwerker, ja, ganze Familien nach Limsa Lominsa.
‘With every ship that docks, new merchants, adventurers, craftsmen, indeed whole families come to Limsa Lominsa.’
German has newcomers arriving by ship; English has most people entering by the Zephyr Drift.
(I've been doing this for so long, I've become a pretty good judge of character. If there're shady characters skulking about, you can rest assured I can pick them out. Heh heh heh.)
毎日、たくさんの人を見てるから、怪しい人は、だいたい分かるようになったわ。さてキミは……将来有望って感じよ、うふふ。
‘I see lots of people every day, so by now I can pretty much tell who's suspicious. And you... you strike me as someone with a bright future, hee hee.’
N'delika brags she can spot suspicious people, then sizes you up. The English N'delika only laughs.
Vous, j'ai tout de suite su que vous étiez aventurière/er quand vous êtes entré(e).
‘You, I knew right away that you were an adventurer when you came in.’
English has her boast she can pick out shady characters; French has her say she spotted you as an adventurer.
's warning in Suspiciously Sober and Ginnade's missing citizens in Lost and Found, likely the same cases the main story keeps mentioning. of the Yellowjackets hands you the missing-persons list in Lost and Found and receives Carvallain
's 'spice' in Licensed to Reave. of the Fishermen's Guild grumbles in I Stay the Streetlight; her own quest, Back in the Water, shows why: she has been stuck ashore since the Calamity.