Titu is an open-world NPC located in Tequemecan Valley, Natlan. He will only appear after completing the World Quest Peace to the Slumbering in Series Shadows of the Mountains.
Location[]
Titu's location
Additional context
Quests and Events[]
World Quests
Dialogue[]
- Titu: Ah, it's you, mighty (TravelerTraveler)! How are things going? Have you gone on another adventure? If you've heard any more amazing stories, I'm all ears!
- Titu: Tell you what, I've got a brother at the Saurian Relics Association. Name's Manqu, and man, if I told him what we saw at the Shadow Pins...
- Titu: He'd go so green with envy, it might kill him! Gonna wait till I get back from my post to break it to him, though.
About marked Saurian young...
- Titu: You mean ("Little One""Little One")? Well, all I know is that it's not a good sign.
- Titu: I've heard that such marked Saurians are rejected by the Night Kingdom, the tribes, and the Saurians too. They die as they lived, alone.
- Titu: But that's just superstition. I mean, ("Little One""Little One")'s got you, right?
- About the tales of those heroes...
- Titu: I'm giving it some thought. Uh, not that I'd let it affect my sentry work, though, no sir! I'm a real multitasker.
- Titu: Those two from Khaenri'ah have a terrible reputation here in the tribe. All the more reason for my story to be as exciting as possible!
- Titu: So yeah, I've got to give this all the consideration it's due!
- About storytellers...
- Titu: We're an amazing bunch, we are!
- Titu: Take, for example... Sanhaj from the Masters of the Night-Wind, whom all storytellers revere...
- Titu: They said he had every scroll written up to his time committed to memory, and that he was willing to go from tribe to tribe and share those tales... That said, they also say that he often tricked people, mooching food and drink off them.
- Titu: Stories speak of bygone times, and they represent the wisdom of our forebears. Thus, the mere act of sharing it was seen as a selfless act, so all both loved and hated cunning Sanhaj.
- Titu: Later, that tale-telling hero would himself become part of a heroic tale — a fate I doubt even he ever envisioned... But yeah. Sanhaj was an amazing storyteller.
- Titu: Still, the characters in his tales were all tribal warriors of a sort, but in mine, we'll also include a golden-haired outlander, a silver-haired fairy, and a little Saurian with a red scarf.
- Titu: So, if only in terms of the variety of main characters, I'm the winner here!
- See you! Guard your post well!
- Titu: Alright, alright. See you, (TravelerTraveler).
See you! Guard your post well!
Trivia[]
- Titu Cusi was the ruler of the Incan city of Vilcabamba and the Neo-Inca State.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Titu |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 蒂图 Dìtú |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 蒂圖 Dìtú |
| Japanese | ティトゥ Titu |
| Korean | 티투 Titu |
| Spanish | Titu |
| French | Titu |
| Russian | Титу Titu |
| Thai | Titu |
| Vietnamese | Titu |
| German | Titu |
| Indonesian | Titu |
| Portuguese | Titu |
| Turkish | Titu |
| Italian | Titu |
Change History[]
Released in Version 5.0