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Jung#ein

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Mapeinbech
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[Jung]

I'm one of the few

people who's lived

in both Einbech and

Einbroch for a long time.

So I guess I'm one of the

best guides of this area.

Say, if you're thinking of

entering the Mine Dungeon,

I can tell you all I know about

the monsters in that place so

that you'll be better prepared.

Let's see. Ah, the monsters that are unique to the Mine Dungeon

are Noxious, Venomous, Pollcellio and Obsidian. Which one do you

want to know more about?

You know, no one seems

to know where Noxious and

Venomous have come from.

It's like they appeared out of

nowhere when Einbroch

started to industrialize.

Now that I think about it,

I don't think they're naturally created monsters. They have

this fixed look of despair and

suffering and tend to act like they want their enemies to kill them.

Still, you'd better be careful!

careful! Noxious and Venomous

are stealthy monsters that can

glide quietly through the air

and attack you before

you even notice...

You should know that

Noxious is Ghost property

and Venomous is Poison.

Both are medium sized,

formless monsters.

Both of them drop Apple,

Dust Pollutant, Toxic Gas,

Poisonous Powder, Bacillus,

Mold Powder and Anodyne.

That's all for now.

Feel free to ask me

if you have any questions

about monsters in the Mine

Dungeon. Be safe, adventurer.

Pollcellio is an insect that

lives in caves and drinks water

dripped from stalactites. It's

different from Ungoliant since

it likes to be near different

kinds of minerals and ores.

Pollcellio drops Jubilee,

Insect Antenna, Single Cell,

Moss of Morning Dew, Neon

Liquid and a few other things

I can't quite remember.

Lastly, Pollcellio is an

Earth property monster.

That's all I know about it.

But if you want to know more

about some other monster in the

Mine Dungeon, feel free to ask.

Do you know about the

belief that underground

minerals that contain huge

amounts of energy actually

have souls? Obsidian is

one of these living rocks.

Supposedly, just a piece of an Obsidian in a Jung Processor has enough energy to light up the night sky. Unfortunately, it's impossible to capture one alive and hunting them isn't so easy.

Obsidian is a small,

shapeless monster that

drops Clear Jewel, Piece of

Black Crystal, Coal, Elunium,

Iron and Steel.

That's all for Obsidian.

If you have any questions

about other monsters living

in the Mine Dungeon, feel

free to ask me.

I understand if you're

kind of in a hurry. Still,

if you're pretty new around

here, you should learn as

much as you can before

entering any dungeons.

Alright then,

be safe on your

adventures, alright?

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Map
einbech
X
148
Y
242
Npc Name
Jung#ein
Sprite
855
Script Type
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Source Line
748
Dialogue
[Jung]
I'm one of the few
people who's lived
in both Einbech and
Einbroch for a long time.
So I guess I'm one of the
best guides of this area.
Say, if you're thinking of
entering the Mine Dungeon,
I can tell you all I know about
the monsters in that place so
that you'll be better prepared.
Let's see. Ah, the monsters that are unique to the Mine Dungeon
are Noxious, Venomous, Pollcellio and Obsidian. Which one do you
want to know more about?
You know, no one seems
to know where Noxious and
Venomous have come from.
It's like they appeared out of
nowhere when Einbroch
started to industrialize.
Now that I think about it,
I don't think they're naturally created monsters. They have
this fixed look of despair and
suffering and tend to act like they want their enemies to kill them.
Still, you'd better be careful!
careful! Noxious and Venomous
are stealthy monsters that can
glide quietly through the air
and attack you before
you even notice...
You should know that
Noxious is Ghost property
and Venomous is Poison.
Both are medium sized,
formless monsters.
Both of them drop Apple,
Dust Pollutant, Toxic Gas,
Poisonous Powder, Bacillus,
Mold Powder and Anodyne.
That's all for now.
Feel free to ask me
if you have any questions
about monsters in the Mine
Dungeon. Be safe, adventurer.
Pollcellio is an insect that
lives in caves and drinks water
dripped from stalactites. It's
different from Ungoliant since
it likes to be near different
kinds of minerals and ores.
Pollcellio drops Jubilee,
Insect Antenna, Single Cell,
Moss of Morning Dew, Neon
Liquid and a few other things
I can't quite remember.
Lastly, Pollcellio is an
Earth property monster.
That's all I know about it.
But if you want to know more
about some other monster in the
Mine Dungeon, feel free to ask.
Do you know about the
belief that underground
minerals that contain huge
amounts of energy actually
have souls? Obsidian is
one of these living rocks.
Supposedly, just a piece of an Obsidian in a Jung Processor has enough energy to light up the night sky. Unfortunately, it's impossible to capture one alive and hunting them isn't so easy.
Obsidian is a small,
shapeless monster that
drops Clear Jewel, Piece of
Black Crystal, Coal, Elunium,
Iron and Steel.
That's all for Obsidian.
If you have any questions
about other monsters living
in the Mine Dungeon, feel
free to ask me.
I understand if you're
kind of in a hurry. Still,
if you're pretty new around
here, you should learn as
much as you can before
entering any dungeons.
Alright then,
be safe on your
adventures, alright?
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