[Grouse House Guide] Cataclysms | August Event

A ball of fur just under the surface of the water looks like a dead rodent and catches your attention. To your surprise, not only is it alive, but it's also no rodent...it's a fish!

While the shape of this creature is indeed fish-like, your mind refuses to acknowledge the presence of fur. You can't imagine a furry fish even in your wildest dreams. When it looks back at you, you can't help but take a step back.

"Do you need some more time to process what you see? I can wait but time is running out and I need some help. Don't, you won't have to dive."

(Quest Info)

As you become accustomed to the peculiar appearance of this creature, it starts to look normal in your eyes. The thing that still shocks you is the creature's ability to speak! This world has indeed gone mad.

Give 2 Healing Salves

North Shore Monster stat drop: Speed

Nagual Quest: 1 scouting mission completed

A large feline observes you carefully as you step into its territory. Its eyes, sharp and focused, lock onto yours and make you anxious...

The slender, muscular body of the feline moves so gracefully that you don't need proof of the creature's hunting skills. It seems irritated by your presence but it doesn't show any hostility, which is a good sign.

"You there! Come closer! You have been chosen to help me. Come on, you'll appreciate it when you finish. It's much better than fighting me."

The creature rests atop a moss-covered rock looking at you just like a ruler looks at their subject. Even when it's relaxed, you can see that it's always focused and alert, which is something to admire though you don't dare to speak it aloud.

The slender and now familiar shape can be seen among the rocks. The creature is relaxing with its eyes closed and its head turned up to the sky. The faint scent of fish tells you that it has probably just finished its meal.

No rock is large enough to fit it, but that doesn't stop the Milton Lizard from trying to sun. It's found three rocks spaced out enough so that it can rest its head, part of its body, and part of its tail across all three. It doesn't look at all comfortable, but who are you to judge?

The Snipe isn't here. At least, it doesn't seem to be...but you feel watched. You look all around for the creature, only to turn and find it sitting right where you first stood. How had you missed it? Amusement dances in its eyes as it watches you.