unless you've got admit 8 pass found in the cavern below Sandsobar you
cannot enter the southern part and its not to be bothered with this time
anyway.
Back to the surface, go back to the main road and walk north to Castle
Woodhaven. Enter if you have a crusader and visit Lord Hoardall at 9,11.
Accept one of his quests if you like but note that if you do, you must
complete it to be offered other quests at Castle Woodhaven or Castle
Hillstone. So, I wouldn'd bother with any other but the Lord's quest, which
you have plenty of time to solve.
Now leave the castle and find your way to Tundara. (This first outdoor
tour is very much like the guided tour around the towns; you are learning
your way around). Trail your way back to C1 and try visiting 1,1 to get
another quest, which as most of the quests in this game, can be solved
anytime you like. Go back to Square Lake and take the trail that crosses
the river below the lake. Follow the river soutwards until you find a weird
dude walking on the river. Here you should be able to get the spell Walk
on water by now. Go back to the trail and head east until you see a sign
pointing north to the Luxus Palace Royal (queen Lamanda). Don't go there
yet. Instead backtrail to C2 and take the path that leads south at 14,4.
Follow that path to the woods and turn east. Walk on to D3 and turn at
13,3 to the south. At the end of this road is Castle Hillstone where you find
Lord Slayer at 5,2. If you accepted Lord Hoardall's quest you can do
nothing here by now, else you can accept Lord Slayer's quest. Go back and
turn east at 13,10 (D4), which will take you to Sandsobar. Now go back to
the Square Lake and explore the east side of the lake. You will find castle
ruins and later you should be able to determine which castle this is and
how to get there. Now it is time to find the way to Vulcania (maybe you
will have some nice fights on the way, I will wait meanwhile...)
Ahh, back already? Now we will take the road that leads to castle
Pinehurst on the west side of the lake (come on, you know which lake).
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