Mr. Shim's Request

Mr. Shim's Request
Level35+
AreaLudus Lake
StartMr. Shim
EndMr. Shim
Rewards71,000 EXP
Storybook on Shim Chung
ID3632

Mr. Shim's Request is a Ludus Lake quest started by Mr. Shim.

Part of Mr. Shim's Request: see every quest in order.

Objectives

  1. Collect 300 State-held Rice (dropped by Retz)

Next

Dialogue

Offer
How can I help you? My name is Cantsee Shim, or Mr. Shim for short. I live here in Korean Folk Town and I live with my beautiful daughter Shim Chung, my precious only child. Have you seen her by any chance? She has been busy going to places, and I haven't seen her in a while. I am worried about her whereabouts. Where could she be...
No. My last name is 'Shim', and my name is 'Cantsee', but it's just the name, nothing else. Believe me, people always inquire about it, and that's why I just go by Mr. Shim. As I have gotten older, however, I am legitimately concerned about my rapidly declining eye sight.
Yes. I also went to the market a while ago, and I heard of this new item called the 'Reading Glasses'. The merchant told me this item is for everyone who has grown old and whose eye sight is slowly declining, struggling to see what's right in front. I mean, this item is just perfect for me! After finding out the price, though, I was devastated.
I don't know why it's so expensive... I mean, 300 State-held Rices? Our family has been struggling to put food on the table, so that price tag is definitely too overwhelming. I can't let my daughter know of this, because this will greatly upset her; she's just a pure angel, she does not want to see her daddy struggle like this. Because of that, I haven't told her of this.
Really? Are you really going to help me out?
In progress
Do you still need time to gather up 300 State-held Rices? Is there a way you can get them to me a little faster? Apparently, the merchants that are selling the Reading Glasses are about to leave soon, and I need to buy them before it's too late.
Completion
Is this really... no, it IS indeed 300 State-held Rices. I don't think I have ever seen a collection of rice this big. I can't believe you're actually lending out this much to me. I... I really don't know what to say. Thank you, thank you and thank you... how can I repay you for your good deed?