Although this continent was at the bottom of the ocean, there are a lot of creatures with land characteristics.

It's very odd. Take this Star Coral from the Crimson Hills, for example. People often mistake the Star Coral for a type of plant, but they are actually calcareous animals. Yet, the corals here bloom flowers!

They have things in common with both aquatic animals, and land-based plants. I'm quite intrigued by the coral flowers, and wish to study them more closely. Could you collect the Coral Flower Sample in the Crimson Hills and bring it to me?

You know, they used to be called Star Polyps. Polyp is such a fun word to say, isn't it?

Incredible! A flower that grows from an animal...

Just as I thought! This is truly rare, and quite fascinating.

I can't wait to study it up close...

Um, I don't know what you just handed me, but it isn't a Coral Flower Sample.

Incredible! A flower that grows from an animal...

Just as I thought! This is truly rare, and quite fascinating.

I can't wait to study it up close...

Oh, yes! Thanks to you, I think my research will get the attention it deserves.

This is awfully inadequate for what you've done, but I hope you'll accept it.

1. Collect the Coral Flower Sample at the Crimson Hills and take it to Bilogea.

   Sample of Star Coral's Flower x7

2. Talk with Bilogea.

Collect the Star Coral's flowers.

Bilogea said the Star Coral found in the Crimson Hills have the features of both animals and plants. She asked you to collect the coral's flowers for her.

When you returned with the Star Coral's Flower Sample, Bilogea was delighted, and said that her research might gain the attention it deserved.