Article: As stated above, you must complete the Magician Quest in order for you to open the next phase of the chain quest. After completing the Magician Quest, you get to choose either of the three classes for Aisha: High Magician, Dark Magician, or Battle Magician. Each higher class has different kinds of specialties, sets of skills, and combos. You can alternatively accept it through your Log Quest, which can be found at the lower right-hand side of your screen. For the first part of the quest, you need to enter Suburbs of Wally's Castle to hunt for the boss William. Kill him and obtain a quest item (Necklace) under the Very Hard Mode difficulty. Most of the time, you have to do reruns before this item drops from the boss. Being in a party is highly recommended to clear up monsters quickly in each level. The rest of the quest requires you to enter Wally's Castle, the last dungeon found in Elder Village, to collect 2 quest items from Crossbow Soldier and then clear the dungeon without taking more than 50 hits. Otherwise, you have to rerun in order to complete it. Before you enter the dungeon, make sure you have set the difficulty to Hard Mode. A full house party is recommended for this. Keep your distance away from the mob, and use any of your AoE skills to protect yourself, especially when you reach the boss level. After completing all the quests, head to Elder Village to see Echo the Alchemist. She's a white-haired young lady found at the northeastern part of the village, just a few steps away from the East Portal. Talk to her to complete the chain quest. If your class didn't change after talking to Echo, log off from the game and then log in again. This can happen when the server is too busy, especially if there are a lot of players online.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Complete the Magician Quest. Choose High Magician quest in the town's bulletin board. Go back to Suburbs of Wally's Castle. Enter Wally's Castle. See Echo the Alchemist.

Problem: Article: A carpenter is someone who works with, builds, and fixes items and structures made out of wood. More than that, he or she is passionate about things built from wood. Carpenters are skilled with their hands and tend to work on and fix wooden structures like stairways and door frames, install things like cabinets and drywall, and work on building and repairing furniture. . This is a job that requires heavy lifting. You can expect to be on your feet most of the day doing active physical labor. You need a good sense of balance. Aside from being able to lift heavy things, you also need to have great hand-eye coordination. Carpenters use tools that require a good eye to avoid getting injured or damaging the wood. Carpenters need to be able to solve mathematical problems with ease. They also need good oral communication and language skills, and a good understanding of physical science can be helpful as well. A successful carpenter can see the big picture and not just the immediate assigned task. Other key carpenter characteristics include: Being detail-oriented. One of the most important parts of carpentry is being able to measure and cut pieces of wood to exact measurements: an entire building could be affected by an ill-measured stairway. Carpenters also need the ability to look at a wooden structure and assess any problems with it. Having problem-solving skills: Carpenters will face many problems while on the job. A board may break, or a tool may stall, and a carpenter will need to be able to recognize the problem and come up with a quick, effective solution. While there are hundreds of carpentry tools, there are certain tools that every aspiring carpenter needs to become intimately familiar with. These include: A hammer. Hammering and pulling out nails is a big part of being a carpenter. A hammer and nails are important to any carpentry project. A measuring tape. The ability to make precise measurements is one of the most important parts of being a great carpenter. If one measurement is off, the whole project could fail. A saw. Carpentry wouldn't be an art without the saw. There are many different kinds of saws. The most common is, fittingly, the universal saw. Practicing on one of these is a good place to start as an aspiring carpenter. Marking tools. This is a fancy name for pens or pencils. Once you have made your measurement, you'll need to mark where each piece of wood needs to be sawed, nailed, and so on. A spirit level. Levels are the key to symmetry, straight lines, and general accuracy. If you place a spirit level on a plank you hold up to the wall, it will tell you whether or not it is perfectly horizontal.
Summary: Realize what a carpenter is. Get physically fit Examine your educational strengths. Learn the basic tools carpenters use.

Before leaving, make sure that your cat is ready. Groom him by brushing his fur and, if need be, clip his front claws so that he does not scratch you or the vet. To help your cat stay clean and comfortable, be prepared. Pack plastic bags for waste disposal, and mild disinfecting wipes and small towels for cleanup. Pack a large towel to cover the carrier while among crowds or in the waiting room. Pack your cat's favorite treats and some of his favorite toys. You can even place one inside the carrier to help him feel even safer. If you are driving to the vet's office, obey all traffic laws, maintain the speed limit, and avoid sharp turns. If the trip is long, make sure she has an area inside where she can relieve herself. The shredded newspapers work well as litter while you're on the road. Bring extra newspaper. Cover the carrier, or keep the carrier covered, with the towel once you are in the waiting room. Do not take your cat out of the carrier unless it needs to be cleaned. Other animals in the waiting room might incite your cat to pounce at or scratch them. If your cat seems happy without the towel, then do not use it but keep in on hand, just in case. Once your cat survives the waiting room and is called in to the see the vet, it is important that you continue to soothe any anxiety she may feel. Continue to speak soothingly to her, especially if the carrier is covered. She needs to know that you are close. Ask the vet for the best way to remove your cat from the carrier. Once inside, she might be just as afraid to come out as she was to go in. Very gently and while speaking soothingly, reach inside the carrier to remove your cat. Set her on the table, if you are instructed do so. Follow the vet's instructions for how to handle your cat. If asked to hold him down firmly, do so without undue pressure. If you are unsure how to do this, ask the vet or her assistant (if present) for help.
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Prepare your cat for his visit. Bring necessary items. Gently carry your cat into the office. Keep your cat comfortable during visit. Remove the cat from the carrier.