Bhulra descendants can become Bhulra if they train for a thousand years.

A large part of the training consists of improving their own Cintamani.

They must do good deeds, accumulate merit and cleanse the Cintamani with a good and sincere heart to fill it with pure energy.

• You keep listening.

But this evil creature from the other world corrupted Bhulra’s Cintamani and tarnished it with betrayal, which rendered my thousand years of preparation useless.

Even if I trained patiently for another thousand years, it would all be for nothing if the Cintamani remains impure.

Before anything else, the betrayal of the Cintamani must be revoked in order to return to the starting point.

Visitor from the other world, can you help me?

• Accept
• Decline

Don’t cleanse Bhulra’s Cintamani with water; use holy fire instead.

If you bring me the materials, I can light a holy fire.

Visitor from the other world, would you collect Flamehunger Elements from various locations across Bhulrasan for me?

There are three things; Cinderwood, the Flamehunger Fan and Bhulra’s Ember.

Come to Hanbul Cave once you’ve got everything. We’ll meet again there.

• You end the conversation.

Help Imoog and get the Flamehunger Elements to cleanse the corrupted Cintamani.

To cleanse my corrupted Cintamani, I need Flamehunger Elements for lighting a holy fire.

If you bring me the ingredients, I’ll do everything for you.

• You hand over the Flamehunger Elements.

There are three Flamehunger Elements; Cinderwood, the Flamehunger Fan and Bhulra’s Ember.

Find them and bring them to me.

• You end the conversation.

(With a quiet sigh of relief.) Phew… You’ve got no idea how much that’s helped me.

It all starts with a few embers, but I will kindle a great fire befitting the name of this cave, and cleanse the Cintamani to become a true Bhulra.

Thank you.

Bhulra Imoog said that he needs Flamehunger Elements to cleanse the Cintamani, which was tainted by an evil creature who came from the other world.

You brought him the ingredients and he was very grateful.