A Trip Begins

A Trip Begins is a one-time, solo quest in Lineage 2 Scryde for characters of level 3–10. It starts with Mirabel in Elven Village.

One road is open to all who wish to see the world!

A Trip Begins walkthrough

The quest A Trip Begins, for the scroll of teleport to Giran; the return one is Once More In the Arms of the Mother Tree. Start level: 3. Start location: the village of the light elves. Start NPC: Gatekeeper Mirabel (Mirabel). No requirements. Not repeatable. Only for light elves. Reward: the scroll of teleport to Giran, Scroll of Escape: Town of Giran (it cannot be handed over).

Elven Village. Take the quest from Gatekeeper Mirabel.
Talk to Armor Merchant Ariel. You receive: Ariel's Recommendation.
The quest is taken from the third level from Gatekeeper Mirabel. She sends you to the armor and weapon shop, to Trader Ariel.
Find Hierarch Asterios in the temple. Hand over: Ariel's Recommendation.
She, in her turn, sends you on to Hierarch Asterios in the Temple of Eva.
Return to Gatekeeper Mirabel to complete the quest. You receive: Scroll of Escape: Town of Giran, Mark of Traveler.
Then we return to Gatekeeper Mirabel and get the scroll for the teleport to Giran. The scroll cannot be handed over or sold and can be used in any place; it is useful for dashing to Giran, selling resources, doing the return quest and coming back.

Rewards

Quest journal

A Predecessor's Advice
At one time, Trader Ariel was an Adventurer who traveled many places and had many exciting experiences before coming back to Elven Forest. Ask for her advice.
Go to: Trader Ariel
Help From the Hierarch
It's said that Hierarch Asterios sponsors travelers because he wants young Elves to have all the experiences the outside world can offer. Visit Hierarch Asterios.
Go to: Tetrarch Asterios
- Ariel's Recommendation×1
Prepare for a Trip
After securing a promise to return, Hierarch Asterios tells you to visit Gatekeeper Mirabel when you've finished preparing for the trip.
Go to: Gatekeeper Mirabel

NPC dialogs

What the NPCs of the quest say, in the words of the game; under each page are the answers you can choose.

Mirabel7 pages

As much as I've traveled, even I can't claim to understand all the peoples in this wide world.
Our Elven Forest is a peaceful haven, but the outside world also has much to offer -- especially a bustling place like Giran.
Only through interacting with outsiders can we better understand not only this world, but ultimately ourselves.
"I want to see the world!"

As much as I've traveled, even I can't claim to understand all the peoples in this wide world.
Our Elven Forest is a peaceful haven, but the outside world also has much to offer -- especially a bustling place like Giran.
Perhaps one day you will be able to see it for yourself!
(Only Elves who are level 3 or above may undertake this quest.)

Don't be foolish! You have no idea where you should go!
Experience is an excellent teacher, but she is also a harsh one. It will not be easy for you venture out from the protective shade of the World Tree.
If you are really serious about traveling to the outside world, ask a more experienced traveler like Trader Ariel for advice on how to prepare and what to expect.
Go talk to her.

Seek the advice of an well-traveled adventurer before you leave the safety of the Elven Forest. Visit Trader Ariel and ask for her opinion.

Hierarch Asterios already sent word that you would be coming. My preparations are complete. Are you ready?
Say yes.

Very well. Here is a Scroll of Escape to the Town of Giran as well a Traveler's Mark.
The Scroll can only be used once, remember! When you are ready to return to the Elven Village, visit Trader Galladucci and show him the Traveler's Mark.
A word of warning: Giran is a crowded and chaotic place, filled with all manner of scum and villainy.
Watch your back and your gold!

Asterios4 pages

I recently received a message from Ariel. The outside world of the Humans who exiled us here has changed very much, to the point that it is unrecognizable to us Elves, living in isolation. Their world is now one of total chaos!
Far be it for me to deny a young Elf his travels, but I must remind you, there's much to be done here at home. You must prioritize.
Remember your home and the sacred Mother Tree! You must promise to return one day!
"I shall return!"

The outside world is a terribly chaotic place, nothing like our beautiful Elven Forest. Don't get me wrong, we have our share of problems, but nothing approaching the ravages that plague the world of the Humans.
But I've always said, "All young Elves should see the Town of Giran at least once!" It's a Human village and an important travel hub. It's also a microcosm of the outside world and would be the perfect place for you to start your journey.
When you're ready to go, speak with Gatekeeper Mirabel. I'll ask her to help you.

Didn't you say you have the Recommendation letter from Ariel? It is not good to deliver untrue words to a Hierarch, even if it is your simple mistake. I cannot support a liar like you!

I've spoken with Gatekeeper Mirabel, and she's agreed to help you.
May Eva bless you along your journey.

Ariel3 pages

You don't look like you're here to browse.
Is it because you think you're ready to venture into the outside world? Heh ... perhaps you are. Some might disagree with me, but I've come to accept that it's natural for a young elf such as yourself to want more than the protection of the Mother Tree. A part of me is happy, yet a part of me is sad to see you go.
Many different races, including orcs, dwarves and humans make up that place. So it can't help but be very different from this place, where the only ones you'll meet are other elves. Not all the memories you create for yourself will be happy ones. Do you still want to venture to the world outside?
Say Yes.

Well, if you've got your mind made up, I won't try to stop you... You young Elves always have to learn things the hard way!
Fortunately for you, Hierarch Asterios is sponsoring young Elves who want to experience the outside world. I'll write you a letter of Recommendation. Take it with you when you go to see him!