A Starry Answer

Note: The below job was only available from August 4 until August 11, 2011.

Note: You cannot start this job until you have completed A Lunarian Visit or Return to Lunaria

Rewards:

To start this job, go and talk to Trilluna in Lunaria.

A Starry Answer

It's been a long time since I've spoken to anyone. What are you doing here on Lunaria?

How is your wormhole research going?
Um, nothing. Bye!

Pretty well. Did you know that the ancient Lunarians also studied wormhole technology?
In fact, stories say their whole civilisation was accidentally transported to another dimension due to a wormhole that got out of control.

Oh dear!
That explains why the moon's deserted now.

Obviously, I don't plan on making their mistakes, but their research was very thorough and knowledgeable. If I could just track what they were working on...

Then what?

I'm missing just a small piece of the puzzle to create my own wormhole, but I don't know what that piece is.
According to ancient Lunarian history, all their technology was based on knowledge given to them in the stars.

Interesting.

There's a telescope in Park Pointe Square that shows a good view of a constellation that is several thousands year old. Could you take a look at it?

Sure.

Travel to Park Pointe Square, and look through the Park Pointe Square Telescope.

You peer through the telescope and see hundreds of stars in the sky.

Increase the magnification.
Leave the telescope.

You magnify the image and focus on a constellation of stars. The formation resembles a clock face.

I should tell Trilluna about it.

Return to Trilluna in Lunaria.

It's been a long time since I've spoken to anyone. What are you doing here on Lunaria?

How is your wormhole research going?
Um, nothing. Bye!

I'm just missing one important piece of the puzzle...

I looked through the telescope in Park Pointe Square.

What did you see?

A constellation that looked like a clock.

A clock, hm? Cryptic yet obvious...perhaps it means I have to delve into the physics of time.
We'll have to continue our chat another day. Right now, I have some very important work to do.

Okay. Good luck with your work!