Ruby Star

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

Rewards:

To start this job, you must first buy the item Ruby 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.

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

How beautiful! This star must have been burning fiercely when it was captured in the bottle.

It's still burning fiercely!

All of its companions still must be burning fiercely in the sky as well!

We should find out where this star used to be.

Terrific idea! We should be able to search the skies for similar ruby stars. First, buy a Bag of Old Fabric Scraps from Petpet Emporium in case the telescope needs cleaning.
Then use the telescope in Blizzard Mountain to take a look.

Okay.

Go to Market Lane, and buy a Bag of Old Fabric Scraps from Petpet Emporium. Once you're done, travel to Blizzard Mountain, and look through the Blizzard Mountain Telescope.

Bag of Old Fabric Scraps

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

Look for a ruby constellation.
Leave the telescope.

The lens appears to be smudged.

Clean it off with old fabric scraps.

You clean off the lens and turn the telescope towards the stars in the sky. A constellation appears that looks like a Snowbunny, but one star seems to be missing.

How cute! 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 Ruby Star in a Bottle.
Umm, I have to go. Bye!

I wonder where it came from

There was a Snowbunny constellation that was missing a star.

The Snowbunny constellation was one of my favourites when I was a little girl! How exciting it is to own one of its stars.

It's a piece of history!

It definitely is. Thank you for bringing me a wonderful memento of my childhood.

You're welcome.