Scenario:Noa - Secret of the Grandcypher

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Secret of the Grandcypher

Vyrn and company see Noa talking to a pillar, but he says he's talking to the airship itself. Noa says he has learned that unsuitable materials were used to repair the ship, so the crew decides to search for better ones.



Noa: Hmm... Interesting.
Noa: Heh-heh. Yeah, of course I realize that.
Noa: That's no good. All right, I'll take care of it.
Lyria: Huh? Noa? What are you doing here?
Vyrn: Hey... Weren't you just talking to that pillar?
Noa: Yeah. Apparently it's not doing so well.
Vyrn: What the? Is chatting up pillars something you do?
Noa: Ah... Looks like there's a bit of confusion.
Noa: I wasn't talking to the pillar... I was talking to the Grandcypher.
Lyria: What? You can talk to the Grandcypher?
Noa: Heh-heh. Of course. I'm a ship-building primal beast after all.
Vyrn: Yeah? Then tell us what you two were talking about!
Noa: Heh-heh... Well, the details are between me and the Grandcypher.
Noa: But it seems the airship is a bit distressed.
Noa: The materials used in repairs have apparently been agitating it.
Vyrn: Wow, sounds like it pays to talk to the ship once in a while!
Lyria: So why don't we find materials the Grandcypher likes better?
Lyria: That'd be a great way to thank the ship for everything it's done for us!
Noa: That's a good idea. I'm sure it'll make the Grandcypher happy.
Vyrn: Okay! It's settled then. Let's go, (Captain)!

Secret of the Grandcypher: Scene 2

To find better materials for the Grandcypher, (Captain) and company visit the Lumacie Archipelago. As a skilled shipwright, Noa wants to personally select the tree to use, and the crew ends up going deep into a forest with him in search of just the right one.



(Captain) and company make their way to the Lumacie Archipelago in search of materials fit for the Grandcypher.
Noa: No, not this tree. There's got to be a better one somewhere.
Lyria: Amazing! You can tell which tree will go well with the Grandcypher?
Noa: Building ships is my specialty, and that includes picking the right materials.
Noa: Besides, the Grandcypher is special. Only lumber from a very special tree will do.
Vyrn: Well? Any chance of finding said tree around here?
Noa: I think not. Too many different types of trees have grown here, so I can't find one that's pure enough.
Noa: We'll probably have better luck if we go deeper into the forest.
Vyrn: Okay! Let's keep going then!
Lyria: Yeah! Let's do it, (Captain)!

Secret of the Grandcypher: Scene 3

In the depths of the forest, the crew finds a tree planted by the people of Estalucia, and they use it to repair the Grandcypher. Noa reveals that he built the ship in Estalucia to invade the skydoms.



(Captain)'s crew reaches the depths of the forest.
Noa pauses in front of a small grove of trees.
Noa: Hmm... One of these should work.
Noa: Though I'm honestly surprised that there are any left.
Noa: Heh-heh... This smell brings back memories. It's been so long.
(Captain) and company take a tree from the grove.
They then use it to repair the Grandcypher.
Lyria: Wow! It feels like the Grandcypher is more energetic than usual!
Noa: Yeah, the ship is indeed in a good mood. It's grateful to you all for your help.
Vyrn: Hmm... So that means the Grandcypher was built in Lumacie, right?
Noa: Not exactly. It was actually built somewhere much farther away.
Noa: But there are still a few trees that were planted by the Astrals long ago in the depths of Lumacie's forest.
Vyrn: Huh? Whaddya mean?
Noa: The Grandcypher was made in Estalucia.
Noa: As a ship-building primal beast, the Astrals originally had me make it as the flagship for their fleet.
Noa: That fleet was for invading the skydoms, but...
Noa: It eventually ended up washing up in Port Breeze.
Vyrn: Whoa! Then going to the Island of the Astrals will be a homecoming for the Grandcypher, huh?
Noa: You could say that. Heh-heh... A homecoming after several hundred years.
Lyria: Then that's all the more reason to get to the Island of the Astrals!
Lyria: Hee-hee. Time to take you home, Grandcypher!