The name on the map that came with the FF1&2j cartridge translates to "Mountain Top". It's called Gaia in the game tho.
Talk of the Town
"Gaia...."? *Gasp!*
Come on. How could it be a mirage if more than one person has seen it, let alone everyone?
I like stories.
Nope, haven't been there yet, but speaking of which, how did a sissy little scholar like you get there?
I'd say it's been hitting the sauce pretty hard.
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[Insert witty remark here.]
What kind of dastardly fiend would do such a thing?!
Note to self: Steal this guy's pants. Uh, I mean go to castle to test courage... then steal this guy's pants.
Hmmm, maybe Kope isn't crazy after all. Pffft, let's go give him a wedgie anyway.
Okay, suddenly occurs to me that I should care about the fairy.
Who asked? Besides, his brother already told us. Now get lost before I steal your lunch money.
Hey, it's that previously mentioned dastardly fiend! Get him!
Mmmm, well.
Looks so sad...
Local Commerce in Action
I suppose BRAK is okay, but I don't find myself using instant kill spells all that much. ICE3 is the best attack spell a Red Wizard can use. Definately get it for any Black or Red Wizards.
Both of these spells are great, get them for White Wizards.
Meh, at the end when the money doesn't matter you'll just say "What the hell."
Get everybody a ProRing, it protects against death spells. Get Gold Bracelets for all your non-good-armor-wearing people.
Yes! Finally a Black Wizard weapon that almost doesn't suck.
FADE is a super great mega happy good spell. WALL is okay too. Save a slot for later, I mean it!
None of these are all that useful, but I think STOP is supposed to be pretty good. ZAP! is just cool. Save one of these slots for later too!
This is the other item shop without HEAL at the top.
Ug.
All those scholars seem to be talking about Lefein, the town south of here. Give it a look.
For a tiny bit of story head south to the Lefein Area.
For no particular reason at all, you can also go to the Gaia Area.
