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'''The Beginner Pirate's Second Training Session''' is a Job quest started by [[NPC:Kyrin (Navigation Room)|Kyrin]]. | '''The Beginner Pirate's Second Training Session''' is a Job quest started by [[NPC:Kyrin (Navigation Room)|Kyrin]]. | ||
{{Hatnote|Part of [[Quest Chains/The Beginner Pirate's First Training Session|The Beginner Pirate's First Training Session]]: see every quest in order.}} | |||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 3 November 2026
The Beginner Pirate's Second Training Session
| Level | Any |
|---|---|
| Class | All Pirates |
| Area | Job |
| Start | Kyrin |
| End | Kyrin |
| Rewards | 610 EXP |
| ID | 2194 |
The Beginner Pirate's Second Training Session is a Job quest started by Kyrin.
Part of The Beginner Pirate's First Training Session: see every quest in order.
Requirements
Objectives
- Defeat 26 Pig
Next
Dialogue
- Offer
- You look a bit stronger than last time! Rest assured, my friend, you haven't reached your true potential yet. There's no end to training, you know. If you need my help, I'll be more than ready to assist you.
- In progress
- You haven't slayed 26 pigs yet. I didn't think they'd be too tough on you, but...
- Completion
- Great job slaying 26 pigs! Not bad at all, I say, but you know you still have a long way to go, right? Compared to other monsters in this world, you haven't even scratched the surface yet.






