Cloud Strife:
No way! That thing's just a machine.
This article was generated, at least partially, by a machine and may contain subtle issues. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by proofreading it. Please remove this notice once this article has been proofread. If many machine-generated pages contain the same error, please contact the bot's operator.
The fretful Arkasodara seeks someone to brave the wilderness.
Quest description
My Father My Fisher is a Quest in Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker.
Objectives[]
- Search for the wizened Arkasodara to the north of Palaka's Stand.
- Speak with the wizened Arkasodara.
- Collect the fish.
- Deliver the fish to the wizened Arkasodara.
- Speak with the fretful Arkasodara.
Script[]
| My Father My Fisher script
| |
|---|---|
| Residentsa04264 | I've heard about all the good you've done for our village, and we're all thankful for it. I hate to impose upon your generosity further, but if you have a moment to spare, could you lend me your stout arm? |
| Residentsa04264 | I would ask you to search for my father. I haven't seen him for bells, and after asking around it seems he may have left the village and ventured north. |
| Residentsa04264 | The divinities only know why he went alone, but if I were to follow him I'd likely end up at the bottom of some beast's belly within a malm. Please, find him and return him safely to our home. |
| Residentsa04264 | Please, bring my father back. He's even less of a fighter than I am! |
| Residentsb04264 | Oh, thank the heavens! I had resigned myself to becoming food for those dreadful things! |
| Residentsb04264 | What's that? My daughter sent you to find me? I thought no one saw me leave the village, but I suppose I am not so sly as I thought. And now I've caused her, and you, no end of worry. |
| Residentsb04264 | The number of people fleeing to our village increases by the day, and although I would never begrudge them protection, it does put a strain on our food supplies. I took up my old fishing equipment hoping I could make some small contribution. |
| Residentsb04264 | Children need hearty meals to grow, after all. Filling our stores is the least I can do to ease us through these troubled times. Think you could help this old fool on his errand? |
| Residentsb04264 | Your generosity is much appreciated. I've already set up several cages near the water. All you have to do is check them and bring me anything they've caught. |
| Residentsb04264 | I've set up cages around the river. See if they've caught anything, and if so, bring it here. |
| Residentsb04264 | I trust the river wasn't too cold for you. So, what'd you find? I hope my fishing skills haven't gone rusty in my old age. |
| Residentsb04264 | Ah, that's what I like to see. Plump and juicy, just what we need. This'll keep the refugees fed for another day, I reckon. |
| Residentsb04264 | And that's how we have to get through this: one day at a time. All right, let's return to my daughter. I'm sure she's had her fill of worry on my account. |
| Residentsa04264 | I've been waiting for you! My father returned and told me about all you did for him and for our village. It seems I owe you thanks for two good deeds today. |
| Residentsa04264 | Palaka's Stand has long been a place where the stewards of the shrines and tombs resided. That's to say, we've been focused mainly on meeting the needs of the departed, not the living. |
| Residentsa04264 | As such, I understand my father's desire to see our food stores bolstered, but if he gets himself killed, we'll all be worse off for it. |
| Residentsa04264 | Thankfully, we needn't worry about that. For today, at least. Take this as a gesture of gratitude from both Father and I. |
| Quest complete. | |