Demon Hunter Atara

"The freezing weather is hard to endure. It's even harder when you're starving!"

"We must prevent that from happening."

"I saw you from far away."

"With your help, the people of the icy regions can avoid suffering from hunger and cold."

"However, we cannot lower our guards. We must eliminate them all while we can!"

"The symptoms of bird flu are fever, cough, sore throat, sore muscles, and conjunctivitis."

"More serious symptoms include breathing problem, pneumonia, and even death!"

"Don't underestimate the bird flu."

"After reading the report from the Saphael Center for Disease Control, I realized how terrible the bird flu pandemic could be."

"To prevent this from happening, we need help from more people!"

?Information from the local resident:
Source: Tanmi
"The symptoms of bird flu include fever, coughing, sore throat, muscle pain, and conjunctivitis."

"It may lead to respiratory problems, pneumonia and in serious cases, even death!"

"People are fed up with living in fear!"

"My name is Atara, and I am assigned to Knight Valley."

"Don't underestimate the bird flu! I read about it in the Center for Disease Control's report, and an epidemic could mean disaster for our town."

"I still need more assistance to prevent such an outbreak!"

"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."

"Did you manage to find out what the issue was with the Snowman?"

Glad to rid yourself of it, you hand Atara the unsettling strip of fur and report that, despite the lack of tangible evidence, you still sensed something amiss at the Yeti's Castle.

"What with all the strange events of late, I agree it's worth further investigation. Thanks for your help, Sprite Messenger."

"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."