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Story: 

Story 77                        Little Problems                   Told By Zord

~ Ponfyr came in here the other night, bloated body, hairy legs and all.  Must 

have taken up six chairs! ~
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~ He was carrying one odd looking pelt.  Snowy white, and bigger than any 

Grizzly I have ever seen.  Some kind of high country critter I think. ~
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~ He was not his usual morbid self.  Actually heard him chuckle, and I didn't 

think drider knew how.  Well, he didn't say much but I did overhear him mumble 

something to one of the bar maids about them little people being back and him 

losing his entire set of equipment up there in that tiny valley in the 

mountains. ~
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~ Wonder what that old drider was carrying?  Sure would like a look at that!  

A smart one might seek his fame and fortune up there.  Just my thoughts now, 

but you never know.  ~
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Mission Control                                                Mission Control

Walkthrough

• Go to the Ancient Yeti
  • From US South gate, go s,s,nw,nw,nw,n
  • seek kender
  • n,n,nw,n,n,n,n,nw,nw,ne,ne,e,e
• Kill him and take his medallion
• door
• free Khendra
• read parchment (to solve the quest)

Quotes

Khendra's shackles fall off and she slowly rises to her feet. She thanks you from the bottom of her heart and asks that you take the only gift she has to give. She hands you a tattered and worn parchment and tells you that this is the map to her homeland.

> read parchment
The parchment reads:
This is a map to the home of the Kender.
It also contains instructions on how to open a door in the base of an ancient tree that is plainly marked somewhere back down the mountain.
Just as you finish reading it, the parchment breaks apart and falls to the floor.