Opal Star

Note: If you want to start this job, you are required to buy the item Opal Star in a Bottle from the NC Mall (it costs 200 NC).

Rewards:

To start this job, you must first buy the item Opal Star in a Bottle from the NC Mall for 200 NC. Once you have done this, take it to Agent Linski in Grenn's Barn.

Opal Star

Hello! I just thought of something! Now, if the infinitely dense interior of a black hole made the fabric of the universe collapse into a point of infinite curvature, and the singularity ripped a hole through the space-time continuum, then would-

I have this Opal Star in a Bottle.
Umm, I have to go. Bye!

Wow, I love how all the flecks of colour are reflected in the cut glass.

It's very pretty.

Opal stars are extremely rare and far away; in fact, they can't even be seen with most of the telescopes in the Park.

How will we know where this one comes from then?

I have an idea! Why don't you ask Neeter in the Pawvillion for a special telescope lens?
Then you can place it in the telescope in Blizzard Mountain and enhance its magnification abilities!

Great idea!

Go to the Pawvillion, and talk to Neeter.

Yes? Are you here to play Neeterball?

I need a special telescope lens!
Neeterball sounds fun!

You're in luck! I was tinkering with a new lens the other day, and I believe I have created the most powerful lens in Petpet Park history!

That's quite a feat!
We'll see about that...

Trust me, PLAYER; you'll be able to see the farthest reaches of the galaxy with this lens!

Thanks, Neeter!

Travel to Blizzard Mountain, and look through the Blizzard Mountain Telescope.

You look through the telescope and see a beautiful city in the clouds.

Look for an opal constellation.
Leave the telescope.

You turn the telescope towards the sky, but you don't see any opal stars twinkling back at you.

Replace the lens on the telescope.

You replace the telescope lens with Neeter's special lens and increase the magnification. As you search the skies, you see an opal-coloured constellation that looks like a Carmariller, with one star missing.

Amazing! I should tell Agent Linski.

Return to Agent Linski, and talk to her.

Hello! I just thought of something! Now, if the infinitely dense interior of a black hole made the fabric of the universe collapse into a point of infinite curvature, and the singularity ripped a hole through the space-time continuum, then would-

I have this Opal Star in a Bottle.
Umm, I have to go. Bye!

Opal stars are so rare! I wonder where it came from.

I think it came from the Carmariller constellation.

Oh, the Carmariller constellation is such a magical-looking one! On very clear nights, its opal colours reflect off the Park's stream waters.

How lovely.

Thank you so much for bringing the star to me! I'll treasure it forever.

You're welcome.