Demon Hunter Honah

If the safety of the Oblivion Border improves, maybe we can change its name.

"You've weathered some tough battles. Those dimetrodons and giant moonbirds aren't exactly child's play."

"Thanks to you, though, Oblivion Border won't be the most dangerous place on the planet anymore. At least not for now."

"However, we must maintain this state of security. I need more manpower. I'll work on it!"

"Can you imagine? All my hard work on that sandcastle, gone! I had made a really intricate moat and everything."

"It traumatized me."

"Did you get rid of them?" Honah asked eagerly

"Wonderful! I feel a little bit better now. Maybe I'll go build another sandcastle."

"However, the Fishmen reproduce quickly, so our problems aren't totally over. We'll need more help."

?Information from the local resident:
Source: Durst
"If the security in Oblivion Border improves, maybe we can change its name."

"If this keeps up, though, my research team will have to pull out. It's not worth their lives!"

"My name is Honah, and I am assigned to the Oblivion Border."

"Hopefully, when the safety report is released next year, Oblivion Border won't be dead last again."

"We will need more manpower to keep it safe, though; so many elements threaten this land!"

"Regardless, please accept this small token of gratitude from the locals. I don't know where these map fragments will lead, but if you piece them together, you're bound to find something."

"In addition to gentle ground vibrations, I've also observed pollution spreading from the drilling platform. If I could get my hands on a sample, I'd be able to conduct a proper analysis."

You hand the corroded piece of leather to Honah and describe the strange noises you heard at the Drilling Platform on the Sea, suggesting that they may be caused by subterranean energy.

"I can't say I've heard anything like what you described. However, an energy like that could explain why so many animals have recently fled the area. This certainly warrants further investigation. I'll look into it immediately."

"In any case, please accept these as a token of appreciation for lending your assistance. While I'm unsure of where these map fragments lead, I have a feeling you'll discover something interesting once they've been pieced together."