Even Beasts Stumble

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Even Beasts Stumble is a World Quest in Sumeru.

Steps[]

Start the quest by going to the starting location along the road in Yasna Monument.

Rescue the person surrounded by monsters
- Dendro Samachurl ×1
- Wooden Shield Hilichurl Guard ×1
- Hilichurl ×1
Talk to Elber
Find the lost Sumpter Beast (north location)
1. Defeat all the hilichurls
  - Wooden Shieldwall Mitachurl ×1
  - Wooden Shield Hilichurl Guard ×1
  - Hilichurl Fighter ×1
2. Soothe the Sumpter Beast
Find the lost Sumpter Beast (south location)
1. Soothe the Sumpter Beast
Take the goods back to Elber
- Give Elber Harra Fruit ×4 and Zaytun Peach ×3.
Talk to Elber

Gameplay Notes[]

Dialogue[]

Quest Description

You find someone in danger in the outskirts of Sumeru...

(Approach the person surrounded by monsters): Elber: Help! Somebody help me!; Paimon: Someone's in danger! We've got to go help!

(Rescue Elber): Elber: Whew. Thanks, Traveler...; It's good to see they're alright.; It was nothing.; Elber: I'm Elber, a businessman. I was just relaxing here...; Elber: I never expected to get attacked by those hilichurls...; Didn't you have any guard with you?; No one was protecting you?; Paimon: We have heard in town that normally merchants would hire the Eremites to escort their goods.; Elber: Well, that costs you Mora...; Elber: The prices they asked for were just astronomical.; Elber: I'm running a small business. Can't afford that kind of price...; Elber: I thought, well, I know a thing or two about fighting monsters anyway, and it's not a long haul, so I might as well go on my own.; Elber: But I didn't expect the hilichurls to spook my two Sumpter Beasts.; Elber: I was run down by one before I could even react, and when I came to my feet, I got kicked by the other one.; Paimon: Uh-oh...; Elber: They soon ran away, and I was besieged by the hilichurls... Lucky for me, you were here to help.; Elber: But all my stuff is on those two Sumpter Beasts... Traveler, could you please help bring them back for me?; I don't want to get kicked...; They could knock me over...; Elber: Don't worry. They are gentle in nature, it's just those hilichurls knocked over their food.; Elber: They had traveled so far with the loads and were very hungry. That's why they got so restive after their food was knocked over...; Paimon: So they were disrupted when eating and their food was messed up...; Paimon: Ugh... Paimon is getting angry just thinking about that!; You are quick to catch on to that, Paimon.; Elber: Well, I'll just leave the food to you.; Elber: Please feed the Sumpter Beasts when you find them.; Elber: They won't throw tantrums as long as there's food.; Elber: I noticed one of them knocked over the hilichurls and ran away...; Elber: The other one seems to have been taken away by the hilichurls.; Elber: I'll mark their locations roughly and leave the rest to you, Traveler.; Elber: You'll be fairly paid for the return of my goods!

(Talk to Elber again): Elber: *sigh* You simply can't disturb Sumpter Beasts while they're eating.

North Location[]

(Approach the northern location): Paimon: This is one of the locations Mr. Elber marked for us.; Paimon: See the footprints by the puddle? Did the Sumpter Beast leave that?; Paimon: If it trod in the puddle, there would be water on the hooves.; Paimon: Heh, it's time to use Elemental Sight! Follow the water's trail and we'll find the beast.

(Approach the Sumpter Beast in the northern location): Paimon: What are the hilichurls doing around that Sumpter Beast?; Paimon: They don't seem to want to make a meal out of it.; Paimon: Ahem! Anyway, we've got to drive them away and take the Sumpter Beast back.

(Approach the Sumpter Beast after defeating the hilichurls): Paimon: This one... looks a bit irritated...; Paimon: Whoa... Look at its hooves. So sturdy.; Paimon: People could get stunned by a mere kick.; Paimon, you can feed it.; Paimon: No! You go! Hurry!; Please enjoy your food...; No offense to your hooves...; The Sumpter Beast slowly swallows the food. It seems less restive now...; Paimon: It seems less angry now.; Paimon: Let's bring it back. Careful, don't get kicked...; You go back to Elber with the Sumpter Beast...
(Continue to First Sumpter Beast Returned if this was the first Sumpter Beast found)
(Continue to Ending if this was the second Sumpter Beast found)

South Location[]

(Approach the crates while heading towards the southern location): Paimon: The box has a lot of things inside, probably goods dropped by the fleeing Sumpter Beast.; Paimon: It shouldn't be too far ahead. Let's move.; Paimon: Oh, remember to bring the cargo back to Mr. Elber.

(Calm the Sumpter Beast): Calm Sumpter Beast; Paimon: Whoa! This Sumpter Beast is huge. It must hurt so bad getting kicked by it.; Paimon: Feed it with the food Mr. Elber gave us.; Nice and slow...; Are these enough for it...?; The Sumpter Beast gulps down the food. It seems to be in a better mood now...; Paimon: It seems to be in a good mood.; Paimon: Let's bring it back.; You go back to Elber with the Sumpter Beast...
(Continue to First Sumpter Beast Returned if this was the first Sumpter Beast found)
(Continue to Ending if this was the second Sumpter Beast found)

First Sumpter Beast Returned[]

Elber: Whew... I thought I'd lost it.

Elber: Thank you, Traveler. I can't express my gratitude enough.

Elber: I must check its condition now. Hope it wasn't hurt...

Elber: Traveler, please help me find the other Sumpter Beast.

(Talk to Elber again): Elber: Besides this one, there was another Sumpter Beast that had wandered off.; Elber: Luckily, this one's looking good.; Elber: Traveler, please help me find the other one.

Ending[]

Elber: You got my two Sumpter Beasts back! Thank you so much, Traveler!

Elber: I'll return to the city as soon as I get the goods in order.

Elber: *sigh* I'll make sure to hire some escorts next time...

About the goods...

(Submit Harra Fruit ×4 and Zaytun Peach ×3 to Elber)

Elber: Great! I can't thank you enough, Traveler!

Elber: I could have gone broke if I'd lost the goods and these two Sumpter Beasts.

Don't mention it.

About our payment...

Elber: Oh, yes, your payment... Please wait a second.

Elber: Please take these. I can tell from your looks that you have been venturing around.

Elber: I happen to be in the business of those gears. You could use all these.

Elber: Whew... The Sumpter Beasts have been recovered and the goods are mostly intact. I should be off.

Elber: Thanks again, Traveler.

(Quest ends)

(Talk to Elber, if the player cancelled out of the submit item menu)

Elber: Now both Sumpter Beasts are back... Thank you so much, Traveler.

About the goods...

(Same as above)

Video Guides[]

Even Beasts Stumble Guide

Quick Guide: Even Beasts Stumble Guide

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Even Beasts Stumble	—
Chinese (Simplified)	兽有失蹄 Shòu Yǒu Shītí	Even Beasts Misstep^{[• 1]}
Chinese (Traditional)	獸有失蹄 Shòu Yǒu Shītí	Even Beasts Misstep^{[• 1]}
Japanese	獣も足を踏み外す Kemono mo Ashi wo Fumihazusu	Even Beasts Misstep
Korean	실종된 짐꾼 Siljongdoen Jimkkun	Missing Sumpter
Spanish	Ningún animal es perfecto	No Animal Is Perfect
French	Même les bêtes trébuchent	Even Beasts Stumble
Russian	Як о четырёх ногах, да спотыкается Yak o chetyryokh nogakh, da spotykayetsya	Yak on Four Legs, But It Stumbles
Thai	สัตว์ยังรู้พลาด
Vietnamese	Khi Thú Lỡ Chân	When the Beast Stumble
German	Auch Tiere machen Fehler	Even Animals Make Mistakes
Indonesian	Sepandai-pandainya Sumpter Beast Melompat ....	As Clever as the Sumpter Beast Jumps...^{[• 2]}
Portuguese	Animais com Sobrecarga
Turkish	Canavarlar Bile Tökezler
Italian	Anche le bestie inciampano

↑ Chinese: Based on the proverb 人有失手，马有失蹄 lit. "people may lose control of their hands, horses may lose control of their hooves," which means "anyone can make mistakes."
↑ Indonesian: Refers to the Indonesian proverb Sepandai-pandai tupai melompat, akhirnya jatuh juga lit. "as clever as the squirrel jumps, eventually it will fall," which means "no matter how talented or skillful a person is, they would eventually make a mistake."

Change History[]

Released in Version 3.0

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[zh-1] Chinese: Based on the proverb 人有失手，马有失蹄 lit. "people may lose control of their hands, horses may lose control of their hooves," which means "anyone can make mistakes."

[id-2] Indonesian: Refers to the Indonesian proverb Sepandai-pandai tupai melompat, akhirnya jatuh juga lit. "as clever as the squirrel jumps, eventually it will fall," which means "no matter how talented or skillful a person is, they would eventually make a mistake."

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