Cooking, the Beauty of Sharing is a World Quest in the series An Unwavering Culinary Dream. It is automatically obtained after completing the previous World Quest, Cooking, the Flavor of Nature.
Steps[]
- Look for Araphala
- Talk to Araphala, who is inside the nearby cave.
- Use Dendro to wake the Aranara up
- Talk to the Aranara
- Defeat the huge monster
- Report back to Araphala
- Return to camp with Araphala
Gameplay Notes[]
- Steps 4 and 5 are skipped if the player has already defeated the Ruin Drake.
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionAccording to Arachatora, his brother Araphala is doing "cooking training" close by Devantaka Mountain. Look for a pillar of smoke near Devantaka Mountain!
- (Approach the pot with the pillar of smoke)
- Paimon: There is a camp here... But Arapha... Ara... Ugh! Aranara names are so difficult!
- Paimon: Huh? Why are these fruits scattered on the ground?
- (Interact with the Leaf With Careful Penmanship)
- Leaf With Careful Penmanship: (A huge leaf. Someone has written on it with neat handwriting...)
- Leaf With Careful Penmanship: "...Leaves turned yellow. I picked a fresh and tasty Sunsettia."
- Leaf With Careful Penmanship: "...Branches turned green. I didn't find any fruits..."
- Leaf With Careful Penmanship: "Leaves are growing again, and 40 moons have passed. I picked Sunsettias outside the campsite and brought them back to Vanarana, but sister said they were still very unripe..."
- (Follow the Sunsettia trail)
- ???: *snore* *snore*
- Paimon: Huh? It's an Aranara... Could it be Arapacati's older brother?
- (Talk to the Aranara)
- Paimon: Hi there!
- ???: *snore* *snore*
- Paimon: Hey! Hello—!
- ???: Mmm... Tasty fruits... *snore*
- Paimon: Ugh, he's in deep slumber. Oh, right. Arapacati mentioned that the power of Dendro should do the trick.
- Paimon: Paimon will leave it to you, (TravelerTraveler).
- (Talk to the Aranara again)
- ???: *snore* *snore*
- (Talk to the Aranara after applying Dendro)
- ???: Oh? It's you. Long time no see.
- ???: Whoa, where am I? Is this a cave? Ugh... I'm feeling dizzy.
- Paimon: Who are you? Why are you sleeping here?
- ???: Who am I... Ugh, so dizzy. Let me think... My name is...
- Araphala: My name is Araphala! Hehe, I remember now...
- Paimon: So you're Araphala! We were wondering where you'd gone... and here you were, sleeping in this cave the whole time!
- Araphala: Araphala... You know my name...
- Araphala: Eh? Nara!?
- Paimon: He's wide awake now.
Indeed he is.- Araphala: *sob* I'm not ready yet. Don't make porridge out of me...
- Paimon: Huh? Why would anyone want to make porridge out of you!?
- Araphala: M—My sister said that if I'm always half asleep like this, a bad Nara will take me and make porridge out of me...
- You do look pretty tasty!
- Araphala: Waaah!!
- Paimon: Hey! (TravelerTraveler), don't make jokes like that! Araphala, no one will cook you!
- No one will make you into porridge.
- Araphala: ...Really?
- Paimon: Really!
- Araphala: Not kidding?
- Paimon: No kidding! Anyway, Paimon's name is Paimon, and this tall Nara is (TravelerTraveler). Arapacati sent us...
- Araphala: Arapacati? Is she doing well? How long have I been here...
- Paimon: "How long," you say? Well, if Paimon recalls correctly...
- Paimon: Uhh... Many, many moons ago, the seedlings sprouted from the earth, and became trees... How many Arapacatis tall were they again?
- Seven.
- Paimon: Whoa! As expected of (TravelerTraveler)! What an amazing memory!
- Your memory is amazing as well, Paimon.
- Paimon: Hee—hee...
- Araphala: Oh, it's been so long. Oh no.
- Paimon: Anyway, let's bring you up to speed. Festival Utsava is coming up...
- You bring Araphala up to speed on the events so far...
- Araphala: Ah, it's time for Festival Utsava, is it?
- Paimon: Yeah, so Arapacati wants you back in Vanarana.
- Araphala: Ugh... But I haven't completed my cooking training yet...
- Paimon: Huh? Weren't you sleeping? Paimon thought...
- Araphala: "Sleeping"? Oh, I was just thinking about the past. It wasn't that serious.
- Paimon: Huh? Is sleeping something serious for Aranara?
- Araphala: Hmm... How should I put this... We hibernate when we are in grave danger, and we compress our memories and dreams into a seed.
- Araphala: If the crisis is averted and the time is right, the seed will return to the forest and grow into Aranara again.
- It sounds really tough...
- It sounds so convenient!
- Paimon, can you turn into a seed?
- Paimon: Hey, do you have any problem with Paimon!?
- Araphala: But I know that all Nara must sleep. I had a Nara friend once, a Golden Nara just like you.
- Araphala: I once came here with (herher/
himhim) to gather the Unrivaled Fresh Fruits. - Araphala: So, I've been picking them here since then. If (sheshe/
hehe) returns, or if I make new Nara friends, we can eat them together. - Araphala: I've picked so many of them this time... Eh? Where did they go?
- Paimon: So, it's you who dropped those Sunsettias we saw all along the way.
- Araphala: Did I drop that many? But it's okay, hehe... I've kept the freshest and tastiest with me.
- Araphala: But still... How did I drop so many...
- Araphala: I remember leaving with my brothers for cooking training. But they didn't know that fresh fruits are the best ingredients...
- Araphala: But while I was picking fruits... Yes, while I was picking fruits, a really huge monster appeared.
- Araphala: That huge monster was five Araphalas tall and had a long tail. Even the ground quaked beneath its stomps. Besides that, I think I sensed Marana's aura inside it.
- Araphala: And it was so tough! Even if Arama and Arabalika were there, it would take them some effort to tear it apart.
- Paimon: Wait!? They are that strong!?
- Araphala: Yes, but I'm not. So, I had to hide here. I was thinking about the past as I waited for it to leave, and the next thing I knew, you two were standing in front of me.
- (If the player has not defeated the Ruin Drake)
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- Araphala: I don't want to go outside while such a scary and huge monster is roaming the area. I'm sorry, my "sister."
- Paimon: Oh, Paimon sees. But Festival Utsava is coming, you should return home.
- Araphala: Festival Utsava is meant to be carefree, but I'll care for my life if I leave this place. *snore* I can't do that for Festival Utsava...
- Araphala: *snore* *snore* Nara Varuna...
- Paimon: Ugh... This guy...
- Paimon: What do we do, (TravelerTraveler)?
- Let's deal with the big scary monster.
- Ah, that huge monster! So scary!
- Paimon: ...Paimon doesn't think anything can be scarier than Stormterror. In fact, Paimon wonders how Aranara would describe Stormterror?
- "A million Araphalas tall!"
- Paimon: "To walk from its tail to the head, the moon will rise and fall!"
- Paimon: C'mon, let's help him deal with that monster outside.
- (Talk to Araphala again)
- Araphala: *snore* When will you be back? *snore*
- (Let's wake him up once we take care of the monster...)
- (If the player has defeated the Ruin Drake)
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- Paimon: Speaking of which, we did see a Ruin Drake on the way here. Is that the huge monster you mentioned?
- Araphala: Is that how Nara call it? Perhaps. Very likely.
- We've taken care of it.
- Ah, that huge monster! So scary!
- Paimon: ...Was it that scary though?
- Araphala: Yes, looks like Nara understands that it's very scary.
- Paimon: Don't worry. (TravelerTraveler) had defeated that huge monster before we met you!
- Araphala: Whoa! I didn't expect Nara (TravelerTraveler) who looks smaller than the monster to be so strong!
- Araphala: Alright, then let's go. Good Nara, let's eat fruits together.
Step DescriptionDefeat the Ruin Drake in the cave entrance so Araphala will not be afraid anymore.
- (If the player has not already defeated the Ruin Drake)
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- (After defeating the Ruin Drake)
- Paimon: Well, the Ruin Drake is gone. Let's go wake up Araphala.
- Paimon: He won't be afraid to leave that cave now!
- (Talk to Araphala)
- Araphala: *snore* *snore*
- Paimon: Araphala!
- Araphala: Huh? Oh, it's Paimon.
- Paimon: Yeah, we are here to tell you that (TravelerTraveler) has taken down the huge monster outside!
- Araphala: Whoa! I didn't expect Nara (TravelerTraveler) who looks smaller than the monster to be so strong!
- It was alright.
- It was quite difficult.
- Araphala: Alright, then let's go. Good Nara, let's eat fruits together.
- (Approach the cooking pot)
- Araphala: Okay, let's start cooking with the Unrivaled Fresh Fruits.
- Paimon: What's the difference between this "Unrivaled Fresh Fruit" and ordinary fruits?
- Araphala: I understand. To Nara, all fruits may be the same, but they are different.
- Araphala: Only strong trees can bear Unrivaled Fresh Fruits. Strong trees sing first when the wind blows.
- Araphala: The bearings of the strong trees, these Unrivaled Fresh Fruits, are a blessing to us. That Nara friend said these fruits are so tasty they sing in your stomach.
- Paimon: Paimon can't wait to see what kind of delicacy will be made from them!
- Araphala starts cooking right away...
He divides the fruits equally...
Then, he gives a few portions to you and Paimon. - You try the fresh fruits together.
It sort of lives up to your expectations. They do taste like fresh fruits. - Araphala: So good. Thank you, strong trees.
- Paimon: Wait! You call that cooking?
- Araphala: The Unrivaled Fresh Fruit itself is the best Supreme Delicacy. It doesn't need any extra processing to present its best taste...
- Araphala: Just taste it and you will understand.
- Paimon: It is tasty, but it's just... it's just like eating fruits...
- It is a fruit after all.
- Paimon: Yeah, Paimon guesses so...
- Araphala: Don't you Nara have a dish where you cut fruits and serve them on a wooden board too?
- Paimon: Huh? Do we? Wait! Are you talking about a fruit platter?
- Paimon: Is a fruit platter considered a dish?
- I think so?
- Paimon: It still seems a bit strange to Paimon...
- I don't think so...
- Paimon: Right? It's kinda strange to call something that hasn't been, y'know, processed... a dish.
- Araphala: Oh, don't be a stickler for things like that. Finding better ingredients is a form of cooking too.
- Araphala: While searching for ingredients, I can travel the forest and get closer to it. That's the true meaning of my cooking training.
- Paimon: Is it?
- Araphala: It sure is.
- Araphala: I've picked Unrivaled Fresh Fruits and made my Supreme Delicacy. My cooking training is complete.
- Araphala: I can return proudly to Vanarana.
- Araphala: Oh, I would've missed Festival Utsava if Nara (TravelerTraveler) and Paimon didn't take care of that huge monster that blocked me here in this cave.
- Paimon: Alright, hurry back to Vanarana!
- Araphala: Indeed, indeed... Sister will scold me if I miss Festival Utsava... Just the thought of it is scary enough.
- (Talk to Araphala again)
- Araphala: Festival Utsava is coming, I must... *snore* I must hurry up...
- Araphala: *snore* *snore*
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Cooking, the Beauty of Sharing | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 料理是分享的美好 Liàolǐ Shì Fēnxiǎng de Měihǎo | Cooking is the Beauty of Sharing |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 料理是分享的美好 Liàolǐ Shì Fēnxiǎng de Měihǎo | |
| Japanese | 料理をシェアする素晴らしさ Ryouri wo Shea Suru Subarashisa | Cooking is the Beauty of Sharing |
| Korean | 요리는 나눔의 미학 Yorineun Nanum-ui Mihak | Cooking is the Beauty of Sharing |
| Spanish | El sabor de compartir | The Taste of Sharing |
| French | La beauté du partage | The Beauty of Sharing |
| Russian | Еда - Yeda - eto sposob podelit'sya prekrasnym | Food - A Way of Sharing What Is Beautiful |
| Thai | อาหารคือความงดงามของการแบ่งปัน | |
| Vietnamese | Món Ăn Là Nét Đẹp Của Sự Sẻ Chia | |
| German | Das Kochen ist die Freude am Teilen | Cooking is the Joy of Sharing |
| Indonesian | Memasak, Indahnya Berbagi | Cooking, the Beauty of Sharing |
| Portuguese | O prato é a alegria de compartilhar | |
| Turkish | Yemek Pişirmek, Paylaşmanın Güzelliği | |
| Italian | La cucina, la bellezza della condivisione |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.0