Witness to the Ascension
This quest belongs to an NPC, whom you must be on the same place as to complete.
To complete all a quest all you have to do is on the same plane, then click Quests tab, click the quest, click complete.
You must have the required items, currencies and/or faction points needed.
- Quest Name:
- Witness to the Ascension
- Npc Name:
- Twisted Cleric
- Required Item:
- Papers of Ascension
- Required Secondary Item:
- None Required.
- Faction Loyalty NPC To Assist
- Twisted Cleric
- Required Fame Level
- 20
Upon completing the quest you will receive:
- Reward Gold:
- 2,000,000,000
- Reward Gold Dust:
- 500,000
- Reward Shards:
- 500,000
- Reward XP:
- 175,000
Before Completion Text
"You're back." His voice resonates as you approach the stone where you left him seated. The Twisted Cleric rises and strides towards you, his body still bearing the remnants of the previous encounter's brutality.
Instinctively, you prepare to summon your magic, but he gestures for you to stand down. "I cannot overcome you through sheer force, child. With you, truth is my only weapon."
His words ring hollow to you. There's no truth in his vitriol and malice; his deceptions unravel easily, particularly when his zeal for his supposed faith clouds his judgment.
"Have you escaped her dimension once more, or have you merely awakened in another meticulously crafted dream? Which is it?" he taunts.
The uncertainty gnaws at you. "Tangled in matters beyond your control, this is why The Arch Bishop ensnared her with his alchemical sorcery," he continues, his tone tinged with doubt. "His power, his unwavering faith—
that is what contains her. Or does it? Even I am uncertain these days about the true nature of reality."
His words linger in your mind as you contemplate their implications. Does a bishop truly possess such formidable power? Could there truly be a singular deity orchestrating the machinations of these powerful beings? Or
is she manipulating circumstances, inflating his authority for her own ends?
The latter seems more plausible, given her elusive nature and the whispers of her "namelessness."