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“Soo-say said we go with you. You be nice, okay? Ooh, ooh! We know! We can make Soo-say happy if we bring back more offerings for shrine! We not need to go far, there’s always stuffs to dig up around village… just look for sparkles in dirt! Let’s go! Let’s go! More offerings for shrine!”
-Lafoo
Collect 6 of the treasures that Lafoo digs up and bring them to High-Oracle Soo-say in Rainspeaker Canopy. If you lose Lafoo’s Bug Bag, speak to High-Oracle Soo-say in Rainspeaker Canopy.

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Quest Giver: Lafoo (summoned via Lafoo’s Bug Bag from Make the Bad Snake Go Away) — Rainspeaker Canopy, Sholazar Basin
Objective: Collect 6 Shiny Treasures that Lafoo digs up and bring them to High-Oracle Soo-say.
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The treasures are offerings for the Great Rain Stone, the shrine at the center of Rainspeaker Canopy. Keep that name in mind. It is the same monument Soo-say has in mind when he says the Frenzyheart “keep messing with great stones” in Making Peace.
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What the Shinies Are For
The tarnished bracelets and dull crystals Lafoo digs out of the dirt are not currency or crafting material. They go on a weather shrine, which is what the gorlocs build their settlements around.
On Making Peace, Soo-say’s parting complaint is that the Frenzyheart “keep messing with great stones” and might not know the great stones are sacred. He is talking about shrines like this one.
The Part Nobody Mentions
Several quests earlier, Zepik handed you a bundle of Skyreach Crystal Clusters and had you overload a Mistwhisper weather shrine until it discharged lightning into a gorloc. That was Lightning Definitely Strikes Twice, and it was a strike against the same class of monument you are now digging up offerings for.
Nobody in Rainspeaker Canopy knows. Soo-say treats the sabotage as ignorance rather than malice, wondering whether the wolvar simply do not understand what the stones are. The one person in the conversation who knows exactly who broke the Mistwhisper shrine is you.
Explore Sholazar Basin’s hidden easter eggs, lore mysteries, and connections across Warcraft history in Vikstone’s Sholazar Basin Chronicles, along with the complete quest storyline.
Vikstone's War Journal“Soo-say said we go with you. You be nice, okay?” Lafoo was already scanning the dirt before he finished the sentence. “Ooh, ooh! We know! We can make Soo-say happy if we bring back more offerings for shrine!”
Offerings. For a shrine. I had been expecting something more… sacred.

“We not need to go far, there’s always stuffs to dig up around village… just look for sparkles in dirt!” He was off before I could answer. “Let’s go! Let’s go! More offerings for shrine!”
He found the first one within twenty paces of a spot I had walked over twice. Dropped to his knees, dug with both hands, threw dirt in every direction, and came up holding a gem the size of a thumbnail.
“Look!” He held it up the way a herald holds a crown.
The rest came out of the ground much the same. A shining crystal. A polished platter, which somebody had eaten off once, a long way from here. And a piece of plate, glinting, cut from a pauldron by something with a good deal of strength.
I turned that one over in my hands longer than I needed to. Dwarven work, or close to it. Whoever wore it had come into this basin and not left it, and now it was going to be laid at the foot of a rock in the hope of rain.
Lafoo did not see it that way at all. He took it off me with both hands, delighted.
Six shinies in all. A haul that would make any goblin merchant weep.
“Hello dryskin. You get along with Lafoo good?” Soo-say looked over what we’d brought. “Shinies for the Great Rain Stone! Good! Good! We offer these right away.”
He turned to Lafoo. “Lafoo thought of this, yes? He a very smart Rainspeaker.”
Lafoo swelled up so far I thought he might come off the ground.
I watched them carry the lot toward their shrine, a broken pauldron and a dinner plate carried like relics. The Frenzyheart would have sharpened the plate and thrown the pauldron at something.
Six pieces of broken jewelry went to the Great Rain Stone and Lafoo took the credit he had earned, which should have been the end of Vikstone’s business at Rainspeaker Canopy, except Soo-say looked up and asked him, Back So Soon?