Healer Zenwa

Healer Zenwa
Affiliation	Istani
Type	Human
Level(s)	10
Campaign	Nightfall
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Healer Zenwa is the leader of a small Istani village.

Locations

• Istan
  • Issnur Isles

Quests

Quests given:

• First Born
• Second Born
• Third Born

Note that the following three quests are mutually exclusive, therefore only one can be completed per character:

• Mutu, the Oldest Child
• Misela, the Middle Child
• Jedur, the Youngest Child

Dialogue

"I am Zenwa, the village healer; an old and close friend of Nehbawa Wahmeh. His loss is a great one, and the people of Istan shall miss his generous and kind ways. But good fortune shines down on me this dark day. You see, I require the services of a Sunspear to fulfill my good friend's dying wish."

Quotes

The monologue that occurs as you approach the village (only prior to acceptance of the quest First Born):

"Today is truly a sad day for us all. We lay to rest one who was a great friend to many...a husband, a father, and a truly honorable man."

"Nehbawa Wahmeh gave of himself to the people of Istan like few before him."

"Some of us would not be here today if not for the noble deeds Nehbawa performed for us."

"He would go out of his way to help any in need; from the fisherman whose catch had not come in to a diseased soul who could not be saved."

"Let us all bow our heads and give thanks that we were allowed the privilege in life to know such a man."

"We cast his remains into the wind and water and soil of the land he loved so dearly. may Istan embrace and welcome home one of its favored sons.

"Wind above us spread his memory far and wide. Waters of the sea wash his spirit clean of worry. Soils of the earth use his remains as a foundation for the future which Istan will become."

"Nehbawa Wahmeh, may your spirit journey to the mists and join those who await you with loving arms."

"His spirit has begun a journey into a new world. Now, it is time for us who remain in this world to continue our own journeys."

"As we journey through our lives, let us never forget Nehbawa Wahmeh and the lessons he has taught us. If we all become just a small part of the man he was, this world will be a better place for us all."