- Get the Rose!:
- Job Title: Retrieve the Rose (Requires all players to complete "To Earthland... and Beyond!")
Rank: D Rank
Player Requirements: Any Rank
Job Requirements: 500 words per player, +200 words per player beyond the first
Job Location: Lavanitr Port
Job Description: You were asked by someone in Fiore to venture to Lavanitir port and pick up a shipment of specialized lacrima roses. These are flowers that never die, and always glow a beautiful color, seeming to resonate with the moon. That task is simple since this is infact, a legal trade. You take a boat to Lavanitir Port, go to the flower shop, pick up the crate and go back to wherever you came from. Security will only stop you if you're acting suspicious, confusing this for an illegal trade of sorts.
Reward: 250 Jewel
It was a rather beautiful day outside, but Ultra would've never known that considering his blinds were almost closed all of the time. There was a slither of the window open though, and out of it came a particular smoke that was probably illegal to be creating in half of Fiore.
Nevertheless, on this "rather beautiful day", Ultra was enjoying one of his favorite pastimes. It wasn't until he realized that the mail had come in that he stopped smoking from his blunt. He would walk over to the door, and pick up the envelopes stuffed under the door, to see one colored in violet, and which felt like it was made of suede.
Go to Lavanitir port, retrieve a shipment of lacrima flowers. So I'm a goddamn delivery boy now, Ultra thought as he threw the paper on his dinner table. The reward wasn't by any means extravagant, but it looked like something that could buy groceries for a week or so.
Our ReQuip mage had no need to get himself ready, save for putting on a pair of Converses and a black sweater, basically making him look like the usual down-and-out nineteen-year-old who has nothing better to do than roam the streets looking for quick cash.
I'll spare you the walk to the boat itself since it was filled with nothing but walking. And walking. And ridiculously incessant walking.
When Ultra got to the pier, he was greeted by hundreds of people trying to get a spot on the boat. I don't know if it was just rush hour, but they seemed to be too blind to notice that there were tickets strewn out all over the floor.
It just so happened that Ultra wasn't blind either.
He would pick up a ticket but that wouldn't necessarily make his job any easier as now he had a bunch of people to get past.
