Respect, Not Fear is a charming and humorous Wandering Tale occurring near Dragonway Station Inn in Petalfall Crossing. It follows Liu Peng, a big-hearted but scatterbrained craftsman who hid his drinking money in the most bizarre spots around his home in Masterwood Hamlet. What begins as a simple retrieval task quickly becomes a comical scavenger hunt. But the tale’s highlight arrives when Liu Peng’s stern but caring wife steps into the scene, revealing that the trembling husband isn’t frightened, just respectful of the woman who keeps his life on track.
Location and how to start
You can begin Respect, Not Fear at Dragonway Station Inn in Petalfall Crossing. Look for Liu Peng, pacing back and forth in front of the inn.
Walkthrough
Follow these steps to complete Respect, Not Fear Wandering Tale in Where Winds Meet:
Step 1
Go to Dragonway Station Inn, where you will find Liu Peng, who explains that he was on his way to drink with his friends but forgot the money he hid at home in Masterwood Hamlet. He asks you to retrieve it and warns you to avoid his wife.
Step 2
Travel to Masterwood Hamlet. Head to the first house by the pond, where Liu Peng lives.
Step 3
Check the chicken coop for the first pouch of coins.
Step 4
Search the wine jar to locate the second pouch.
Step 5
Go to the pond outside and use Wind Sense to pinpoint the final pouch hidden underwater.
Step 6
Use Celestial Seize to pull the submerged pouch from the bottom of the pond.
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Step 7
Bring all three money bags back to Liu Peng at Dragonway Station Inn.
Step 8
As you return the money, his wife Qinniang arrives and sternly questions him about his errands. Liu Peng trembles, and you step in, claiming the money is yours to protect him. She gives him additional coins for groceries before leaving. When you tease him about being afraid of his wife, he insists, “Fear? Never! A man's got to respect his wife to have a good life.” The tale concludes.
Rewards
- Echo Jade ×20
- Kaifeng Exploration ×10
- Coin ×1500
- Stored EXP ×2250
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