Elijah Hernandez
If there’s one thing I do not like about RPG games, or any games that has a side quest system, is fetch quests (trailing missions are second). Unfortunately, most of my favorite RPG games that I have played are filled with them, with Assassin’s Creed being the worst. Sure, it can be fun if you mix it up from time to time, but the concept of it still sucks the fun out of it. But, we deal with it in order to get some sweet XP. In this guide, we will be showing you how to complete Why Eye-Lashes Enlisted.
Why Eye-Lashes Enlisted Side Quest Guide – One Piece Odyssey
Start the Quest in Alubarna
To start, you need to get the quest by speaking to the guard in Alubarna that has the side quest. Talk to him, and you will get the quest. The main objective is to help Eye-Lashes get something to enhance a woman’s charm to motivate him. To do that, you will need perfumes from the Aroma and Armor shop in Nanohana.
Get the Required Items
Go to the shop in Nanohana and speak to the lady in the front. She will offer you three different scents, but you cannot decide which you will take. Instead, you will be able to get the mixed perfume after exchanging a few bits of dialogue. After that, you need to go back to Alubarna.
After getting the mixed perfume, you should head back to Alubarna and talk to this NPC to get some lotion. However, when talking to the merchant, he tells you that a Royal Palace maid has bough the entire stock, making your next objective to find the maid.
Once you find the Royal Palace maid, you will see that she is surrounded by robbers. You will then enter combat after a brief cutscene. After defeating the enemies, you will get the required item and you can go back to the NPC that gave you the quest.
Return to the NPC to Complete the Quest
After getting all the required items, you can go back to the guard and give him the required items. This will then lead to a small cutscene that ends with the side quest being completed.
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