| Lost City | |
|---|---|
| Start | Lost City of Gold |
| End | Hastings Beauville |
| Level | 21 |
| Rewards | 50 Experience |
| Chain | Lost City Lost City (2) Lost City (3) Lost City (4) Lost City (5) Lost City (6) Lost City (7) Lost City (8) Lost City (9) Provident Elixir Provident Elixir (2) Provident Elixir (3) Provident Elixir (4) Provident Elixir (5) Provident Elixir (6) Lost No Longer |
| Time Limit | Unlimited |
| Sector | Northfields |
| Area | New Flagstaff |
Lost City
Goal:
Talk to Hastings BeauvilleMission:
You've perused the book "Lost City of Gold" in the bar in New Flagstaff. It might be worth talking to the bartender, Hastings Beauville.Rewards:
50 Experience
Description
You open the book, which is titled "LOST CITY OF GOLD."
CHAPTER 1: The DiscoveryCHAPTER 2: InfluencesCHAPTER 3: ProofCHAPTer 4: No Return
Close the book.
Chapter 1:
G.E. Kincaid reported that in 1909 he discovered a city more than 1,000 feet below the ground in the Grand Canyon.
I want to read more about this.I want to read about something else.Close the book.
Although largely discounted as a hoax, Kincaid insisted that the ancient subterranean city was used by inhabitants of the region to survive a great flood.
I want to read about something else.Close the book.
Chapter 2:
The city's architecture and design appeared to be heavily influenced by Egyptian and Oriental cultures.
I want to read more about this.I want to read about something else.Close the book.
Kincaid told reporters that mummified remains, pottery, and golden idols were among the priceless artifacts found in the ancient city.
I want to read about something else.Close the book.
Chapter 3:
Kincaid told a newspaper at the time that he emerged from the city with relics that gave proof of its existence.
I want to read more about this.I want to read about something else.Close the book.
However, the relics are now lost - if they ever existed at all.
I want to read about something else.Close the book.
Chapter 4:
It is believed that the town is lost to the sands of time, buried beneath the scenic landscape of the Grand Canyon, never to be discovered again.
The book's sitting on the counter. Maybe the bartender, Hastings Beauville, knows something about this Lost City of Gold.I want to read about something else.Close the book.Progress
Oh, that book? Hell, it's a crock of shit, as far as I know.
Still, it's sort of interesting.I'll take your word for it.
Lost City
Mission:
I suppose it's interesting in a "Bigfoot rides off into the sunset on the back of Nessie with his pet chupacabra, bound for El Dorado" kind of way. Other than that, friend, I'd be mighty careful about what to believe.