The Little Pirate Goes Out to Sea

The Little Pirate Goes Out to Sea is a Daily Commission that occurs in Liyue.

Steps[]

Talk to Little Meng
Teach Little Meng how to cook
Give the (Jueyun Chili/Sweet Flower/Slime Condensate) to Little Meng

Gameplay Notes[]

Completing this commission for the first time will grant the Wonders of the World achievement Prelude to the Journey.

Rewards[]

This commission grants the following AR-dependent rewards upon completion:

Note: These rewards are lower than for most commissions.

Adventure Rank
12–15	10	175	1,850	15	0–1	1–4	—
16–20	10	200	2,125	20	—	1–4	0–1
21–25	10	200	2,400	20	—	1–4	0–1
26–30	10	225	2,675	25	—	1–4	0–1
31–35	10	225	2,950	25	—	1–4	0–1
36–40	10	250	3,225	30	—	1–3	0–2
41–45	10	250	3,500	30	—	1–3	0–2
46–50	10	250	3,775	35	—	1–3	0–2
51–55	10	250	4,075	35	—	1–3	0–2
56–59	10	250	4,350	40	—	0–2	1–3
60	10	—	6,850	40	—	0–2	1–3

Dialogue[]

Quest Description

Little Meng's problems seem to have been solved...

(Talk to Little Meng)

Little Meng: You're just in time, Traveler! I was just looking for you!

Paimon: Eh? What's up, Little Meng?

Little Meng: Do you remember when I asked you to help me send a drifting bottle downriver with my worries in it?

Little Meng: I honestly wasn't holding out much hope...

Little Meng: But then, one of my father's business partners came looking for him a few days ago.

Little Meng: He said that they're currently looking to get into the mushroom business, and are planning to go to Sumeru to survey the market.

Little Meng: So they wanted to ask my dad if he wanted to go with them.

Little Meng: They even said they could take me along!

Little Meng: Dad didn't agree at first, but one of his friends pulled out a letter and asked to speak privately with him.

Little Meng: They talked for a while, and after that, Dad said that I could go with him to Sumeru...

Little Meng: Well, I don't know why he changed his mind so suddenly, but...

Little Meng: I can go to Sumeru now! We're going to Sumeru! Woohoo!

Congratulations!

Little Meng: It must be that drifting bottle we sent, I just know it! Thank you so much, Traveler!

Y'know, I might be going to Sumeru myself.

Little Meng: Really? Then let's meet there!

Little Meng: Dad said that after going to Sumeru, they'll also go to a place called Qiaoying Village.

Qiaoying Village?

Little Meng: Yup. Dad says it's a tea village where they plant lots of tea trees that produce super high-quality tea leaves. The name's a bit of a toughie, though...

Little Meng: Well, but let's put that aside for now. We'll need to get to Sumeru first.

Little Meng: It's really far from here, so it's going to take a while for us to get there.

Little Meng: But I've heard people say that traveling requires a lot of preparations, since you could encounter all kinds of situations on the way.

Little Meng: You're a frequent traveler, so... could you teach me a few tricks for life on the road?

Little Meng: Like uh...

Little Meng: Like, what do you usually eat when you're out traveling?

Little Meng: Dad says that they would always eat stuff they made themselves. But I only know a few simple dishes, and I don't know if I can do them well or not...

Paimon: Ohohoho! Cooking! Now that's something we're experts at, huh, (traveler's name)?

That's right. I can teach you.

That's right. Leave it to me!

Paimon: Well, then Paimon thinks we should go look for a stove-top somewhere...

Paimon: ...Hmm, why don't we borrow Chef Mao's kitchen?

Little Meng: Chef Mao? Uhh... Isn't he pretty scary most of the time?

Paimon: Chef Mao? Scary? He's a great guy!

Little Meng: R—really? But every time Dad and I eat there, he'd scrunch up his eyebrows whenever I'd pick the Qingxin out of my dish and not eat it...

(Approach Chef Mao)

Chef Mao: Oh, if it isn't the Traveler and Little Meng! Do you need anything?

Little Meng: Eh? I, uh, um... Traveler...

We'd like to borrow your kitchen, please.

Chef Mao: Sure, but that's a little sudden of you...

You recount the reasons for borrowing the kitchen...

Chef Mao: Oh. Is that how it is... Alright, use it as you please.

Chef Mao: Little Meng, remember not to be picky with your food while you're out traveling.

Little Meng: I—I got it...

Little Meng: Traveler, please teach me how to make something really tasty.

Little Meng: I'd like to give Dad a surprise while we're on the road.

Paimon: You got it!

Paimon: Now then, (Traveler) what shall we make?

Chicken-Mushroom Skewer.

Paimon: Ooh, that's an adventurer classic!

Satisfying Salad.

Paimon: Mm-hmm. Simple and good.

Sweet Madame.

Paimon: Hehe, delicious! But Paimon wonders if it might be too difficult...

Little Meng: Wow, this recipe is so detailed... So many words...

Paimon: Hmm. You know what? Paimon gets the feeling that it won't be quite a pleasant surprise if it's this simple.

Little Meng: Eh? Then what should we do?

Paimon: Why don't we... add some unique ingredients into the mix?

Paimon: What should we add though?

Jueyun Chilis.

Paimon: Gonna put the spice into culinary life, eh? Sounds great!

Paimon: Long-distance travel tires people out, so a little spice can help keep people alert.

Paimon: Alright then! Let's go find ourselves some Jueyun Chilis!

Sweet Flowers.

Paimon: Gonna make this dish just a little sweeter, huh?

Paimon: Sweet foods really do lift one's spirits.

Paimon: Let's go find ourselves a few Sweet Flowers!

Slime Condensate!

Paimon: Aw yeah! Paimon's favorite!

Little Meng: Uh, can Slime Condensate really be used to create meals?

Paimon: Oooof course they can! We even know a master chef who uses Slime Condensate in her cooking!

Paimon: Woohoo! Time to go look for some Slime Condensate!

Paimon: Hehehe... Paimon's looking forward to this one!

Little Meng: I'm counting on you Traveler. I need to read this recipe carefully...

Little Meng: Wow, there's... so many words... Uh, how do I read this one again?

(Talk to Little Meng)

Little Meng: Have you found our new ingredient, Traveler?

(Opens item select menu)

Little Meng: That should be all. Alright then, Traveler. I'm ready to receive your instruction.

You start to teach Little Meng how to cook...

Little Meng: Aaaand that's a wrap!

(If Slime Condensate was chosen)

Paimon: Uh-oh. Where did we go wrong?

Paimon: Did we put too much Slime Condensate in?

(If Jueyun Chili or Sweet Flower was chosen)

Paimon: This dish looks pretty good. You've got talent, Little Meng!

Paimon: In conclusion, it's all about getting the basics down — everything after that is practice, practice, practice!

Little Meng: Yup! I'll practice hard for sure! Thank you, Traveler!

Little Meng: Sumeru... Hehe, I can't wait!

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	The Little Pirate Goes Out to Sea	—
Chinese (Simplified)	小海盗，要出海！ Xiǎo Hǎidào, Yào Chūhǎi!	Little Pirate, Wants to Go Out to Sea!
Chinese (Traditional)	小海盜，要出海！ Xiǎo Hǎidào, Yào Chūhǎi!	Little Pirate, Wants to Go Out to Sea!
Japanese	小さい海賊、海に出る！ Chiisai Kaizoku, Umi ni Dero!	Little Pirate, Go Out to Sea!
Korean	꼬마 해적, 출항! Kkoma Haejeok, Chulhang!	The Little Pirate, Let's Go!
Spanish	¡Pirata preparado para zarpar!	Pirate Ready to Set Sail!
French	Petit pirate, hissez ho !	Little Pirate, Hoist Up!
Russian	Маленький пират выходит в море! Malen'kiy pirat vykhodit v more!	The Little Pirate Goes Out to Sea!
Thai	โจรสลัดน้อยจะออกทะเล!
Vietnamese	Hải Tặc Muốn Ra Khơi!
German	Der kleine Pirat will in See stechen!	The Little Pirate Wants to Go Out to the Sea!
Indonesian	Bajak Laut, Angkat Sauh!	Pirate, Anchors Aweigh!
Portuguese	O Piratinha Vai Para o Mar!	The Little Pirate Goes to Sea!
Turkish	Minik Korsan Denize Açılır	Little Pirate Goes to Sea
Italian	Il piccolo pirata è pronto a salpare	The Little Pirate Is Ready to Set Sail

Change History[]

Released in Version 2.4

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