Rameo and Juliette

Rameo and Juliette (unofficial name) is a Hidden Exploration Objective that takes place in Twinning Isle, Golden Apple Archipelago.

Steps[]

Talk to Juliette by the fountain northeast of the southern castle tower
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Talk to Rameo nearby the fountain
Reload the area
Talk to Juliette who is now on the path south of the fountain
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Take the elevator up to the castle, then glide down the shaft to a small cave
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Defeat the enemies and talk to Rameo
- There is a Common Chest which unlocks upon defeating the enemies
Upon reloading the area, Rameo and Juliette can be found westwards of the fountain, though they cannot be interacted with

(Talk to Juliette by the fountain): Juliett: Ah, that blockhead. Were we not to meet at this hour? Why tarries he so distantly?

(Talk to Rameo): Rameo: Ah, but will she love this flower? What if she loves it not? Should I resign this campaign, and sally again when fully girded?

(Push Rameo): Push; Rameo: O—One moment! I'm not ready yet!; Rameo: Ah yes, this— um... that which we call a rose...; Rameo: When I see this rose, I deem that it suiteth thee, though I know not if thou shall love it...

(Talk to Juliette who is now with a group of ravens): Juliette: Alas! *sobs* O misfortunate stroll! I should ne'er have suggested thee.; What happened?; Juliette: A bosom friend and I did'st walk about these parts, but by hilichurls were set upon...; Juliette: They have taken him. My friend was taken in my defense!; Where have the hilichurls gone?; Juliette: I did not see them clearly, but I am sure they are on this island still. *sobs* Oh, what is to be done?

(Approach the small cave in the elevator shaft): Rameo: Ah me, alas! Would that some generous passers-by might succor a fellow...

(Talk to Rameo): Rameo: I thank thee, kind stranger. Most horrid these hilichurls are, assaulting my... friend and myself as we were traveling the road. Still, it is good that she is well.; Rameo: It is well that she is safe... No, she must be much afear'd for mine safety, or I am a fool! I must go to her, post-haste! Again, you have my thanks.

The names of the titular Night Ravens are references to Romeo and Juliet from the tragic romance play of the same name by William Shakespeare.

Released in Version 2.8