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The '''Wind Chime''' (風鈴, ''Fūrin'') is an item in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. It is used for trade, and to repel one of the [[A-mong family]] members.
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The '''Wind Chime''' (風鈴, ''Fūrin'') is an item in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. It is used for trade, and to repel one of the [[A-mong Family]] members.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:48, 5 November 2022

Wind Chime
WindChimeIcon.png
Item Type Puzzle, Trade
Source Trade
Item ID 21

The Wind Chime (風鈴, Fūrin) is an item in Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou. It is used for trade, and to repel one of the A-mong Family members.

Obtaining

The only way to obtain the Wind Chime is by trading. It is acquired in the Phantom Marketplace Hou-ang by trading Mai-chiu an Eyeball-Stone.

Usage

The Wind Chime is primarily used in the event San-a-mong appears in the Central Mountain Tong-Nou. If the player does not know his name, the player can use the Wind Chime to calm him down, similarly letting the player pass without him stealing anything.

In addition, you can trade a Wind Chime along with an Eyeball-Stone to receive an Amulet from Mai-chiu.

Tong-Nou Book Entry

Comforts the lonely and sad soul with music.

Eastern Mind Items
Inventory Nameplates • Metal Magatama • Water Magatama • Wood Magatama • Fire Magatama • Earth Magatama • Tong-Nou Illustrated Book • Amulet • Hitogata • Peach • Eyeball-Stone • Ant • Wind Chime • Morning Glory • Koma • Compass • Eye-Glasses • Gold Ingot • Small Mallet • Panacea • Bottle Gourd • Sun Water • Sheep Intestine • Chopsticks • Golden Flower • Key of Gold • Little Box of Sound • Bell of Gold • Flute of Water • Koto of Wood • Drum of Fire • Wrench • Eyeball of Dreaming • Leaf Sack • Disc of Wood • Registration Card • Mirror • Katana Gem • Katana
Related Furoshiki • Moon Water • Food of Desire • Rotating Boulder