Jina: Oh, it looks like a mask from the Human era. It looks like it's supposed to resemble a bird.
Jina: Perhaps the Phoenix?
Jina: It must be some sort of religious site.
Jina: Perhaps you could look around the valley for more evidence of masks used in human religious ceremonies!
Jina is wondering if you can help her find more masks like the one you found in your gardening plot. Try looking around human ruins in Kilima Village.
Jina: This looks like some type of reptile. Maybe the dragon?
Jina: So far, the theory that masks were used in religious ceremonies seems to be holding.
Jina is wondering if you can help her find more masks like the one you found in your gardening plot. Try looking around human ruins in Kilima Village.
Jina: An insect...well, I haven't heard of any sort of insect god or other sacred figure.
Jina: But who knows what deities existed in the time of the ancient Humans?
Jina: Let's keep looking, this could be a big discovery! Bigger than either of us could have imagined.
Jina: Hmm, this is interesting. The Kitsuu were thought to have a sacred relationship with the dragon.
Jina: Perhaps the Humans had a similar legend about the Phoenix?
Jina is wondering if you can help her find more masks like the one you found in your gardening plot. Try looking around human ruins in Kilima Village.
Jina: No, not that I know of.
Jina: Either Humans had gods we don't know about...or perhaps there were some Humans who denied the Phoenix and worshipped animal spirits?
Jina: We've got to keep going with our research!
Jina's theories feel a little...forced. Maybe you should look around and see if you can find the real meaning behind these masks. The ancient library may be a good place to start.
Jina: Oh...so your house must have been built on a theater, not a ritual site!
Jina: I guess I got a little carried away subscribing deep significance to everything I found.
Jina: My father always said it can be easy to misinterpret a portrait when you're so close to the canvas you can't to see anything but the brushstrokes.
Jina: I guess sometimes a mask is just a mask and not the key to unlocking new understanding about Humanity.