Nabati

Nabati is an open-world NPC located in Vimara Village, Sumeru.
Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player one Guide to Admonition.
==Location==
NPC Location Nabati.png|Nabati's location
NPC Location Nabati Context.png|Additional context
==Profile==
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===Appearance===
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==Quests and Events==
==Idle Quotes==
: Field investigations...
:: "Researching human physiology is so much more interesting than field research."
==Thoughts==
: Nabati: (Don't tell me the Children of the Forest are some sort of wild vegetables?)
==Dialogue==
:Nabati: Some research topic on folk beliefs... What's the point of that?
: What topic?
::Nabati: It's about the belief of Children of the Forest near Vimara Village...
::Nabati: According to my inference, it must be because wild vegetables grow luxuriantly here, and they were anthropomorphized... That's how the Children of the Forest came to be.
::Nabati: *sigh* Jokes aside, this topic is far less interesting than studying the human body...
:: Studying the human body...?
:::Nabati: Nah, it isn't as scary as you're thinking. It's just some extended topics on fighting techniques.
:::Nabati: How must the body be controlled to release unimaginable strength? Aren't you all curious about that?
:::Nabati: But while I've suggested it a few times, not a single mentor has been willing to approve it...
:::Nabati: So, I had no choice but to comply with my assignment and research this topic related to folk beliefs...
:::Nabati: I think this can't be allowed to go on. Someone must let the Akademiya know that there are many other research directions that are worth our attention.
::: You can do it.
::::Nabati: Thanks for your encouragement. Knowing that there are still people who share my thoughts raises my confidence again.
::::Nabati: A researcher should have the courage and determination to speak their mind!
:::;(Obtain )
: I have no idea.
::Nabati: What a coincidence, me neither.
==Trivia==
=== Etymology ===
* is a vernacular Arabic poetry that stems from the Arabic varieties of the .
==Other Languages==
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