Black Scale
Black Scale
| Level | 120+ |
|---|---|
| Class | Dawn Warrior, Dawn Warrior (2nd job), Dawn Warrior (3rd job) Blaze Wizard, Blaze Wizard (2nd job), Blaze Wizard (3rd job) Wind Archer, Wind Archer (2nd job), Wind Archer (3rd job) Night Walker, Night Walker (2nd job), Night Walker (3rd job) Thunder Breaker, Thunder Breaker (2nd job), Thunder Breaker (3rd job) |
| Area | Etc |
| Start | Spiruna |
| End | Spiruna |
| ID | 20402 |
Black Scale is a Etc quest started by Spiruna.
Part of Cygnus Knights and Ereve and Chasing the Knight's Target: see every quest in order.
Requirements
- Finish Hunting the Zombies
Objectives
- Collect 1 Black Scale (dropped by Coolie Zombie, Coolie Zombie and 2 more)
Next
Dialogue
- Offer
- I feel a strange aura coming from El Nath. Recently, a number of cursed Black Scales have been flashing all over the world, and the zombies around El Nath seem to be carrying them. It's a very dangerous item... so would you get one and bring it to me?
- In progress
- Hmmm...? You didn't bring Black Scale with you? Please gather up the Black Scales that are laden with the power of curse.
- Completion
- Oh, so you did bring Black Scale. Good work. It's a dangerous item, so as soon as I feel it, I make sure to contact that individual and have that person bring it to me. Thankfully, most of the people I contacted promptly came and gave them to me, so it's not that difficult... the problem is that the level of curse seems quite powerful.
Dunamis? Are you talking about that Knight Dunamis? Yes, he brought a whole bunch of Black Scale acquired from zombies. He wasn't satisfied with just retrieving those items, but he was rather interested in finding the origin so he could snuff them out. That's why he started asking me about the information on Black Scale.
It was really nothing special. Black Scale may look small on the outside, but it's really a scale of a dragon. Most dragon scales reflect magic, but since the curse is so deeply ingraned, I told him I suspect these scales are from a special dragon.






