This mission is begun by talking to an old man at the top of Tavnazia and then entering the Aqueducts on the bottom floor. This area is EXTREMELY dangerous because it's capped at level forty but the monsters range from forty up to level fifty and almost always keep in groups. Before you begin check that you have the following things:

   Attacks you should watch out for while fighting the Taurus family:

   Party/alliance set-up per party:

   Yea I'm a Dragoon and I didn't include myself. I made it easy on myself and have leveled War/Nin to fourty just for these quests. A Dragoon could easily help complete this quest, but there are just too many AEs for the Wyvern to keep up with. There are situtations where you really can't Spirit Link to save your Wyvern because you'll end up killing yourself.

   Beastmasters can help with link control, as well as use their pet to tank for a little bit. Samurai's two-hour is useful for the Minotaur as well as the Monk's. Ninjas with Utsusemi: Ni can help tank in emergiencies but don't offer much damage. Thieves aren't in their prime here because monsters move around a lot from tank to tank and would easily succumb to AEs, and I wouldn't suggest bringing a Dark Knight for the same reasons.

   Traveling through Phomiuna Aqueducts can be simple or it can be hard. Sticking together in a group ensures you'll be able to take down something if it attacks. When taking the necessary risks all players should be at attention and ready. If somebody is attacked STOP and return to take it down. If you're attacked and linked do your friends a favor and die in an easy to tractor/raise area. This first map is easily navigated and ranges from Tough to Incredibly Tough.

   1. You'll find yourself at another large room with Stegotaurs. They're the same as Taurus but a lot harder. If you find yourself fighting one keep it's attention in a direction away from the rest of your party or alliance.

   2. This is a large room with a Fomor Dragoon and Fomor Ninja, two or three Stegotaurs, Makara, and Oil Spills. Everything but the Makara are agressive. You can only walk around the sides and across a bridge in the center. You should sneak up and attempt to run behind the Stegotaurs, or just fight them if there's only one in your way.

   3. You'll find a single Stegotaur in this tunnel so rest up before stumbling into him.

   4. Another large room where Stegotaurs and Fomor roam. When you reach the word STOP it is advised that you STOP. Anywhere beyond that tunnel is open season on your butt because the Minotaur is located within the circle and warps all parties near if you go any further. This attack also does damage to the entire party.

   5. Rest up, and rest up good. This is an incredibly challenging fight where half my alliance died fighting. The Minotaur's melee attacks can be avoided with Blink, but it spams Mow which is an AE attack and drops all shadows. It is advised that you have set tanks that will turn around after they provoke for hate. The other tank can then deal damage until they gain hate again. You'll definately use your two-hour abilities here, and bring an alliance. This is where you'll need all those items I suggested earlier with the exception of the bronze key. Once he's dead RUN AWAY. I cannot stress how it important it is to return to the tunnel where you stopped at. The respawn time on the Minotaur is about five minutes and will pull you all back in.

   Unfortunately the Bst was scouting out for pets when he came too close. He wasn't anywhere near the spawn but it pulled the entire alliance in anyways. If you're a Bst, there are no monsters here other than the Minotaur so two-hour and grab a spider before attacking. The tanks pulled hate and turned around to avoid Mortal Ray. I, a War/Nin, did my damage dealing act while the black mages and rangers did theirs. It doesn't have the world's greatest defense, as even I was taking chunks of damage out of this thing. At around half health it spammed Mow and took most of us out. The ranger used her two-hour ability and saved the day. We raised our fallen and decided to leave. Half way out he respawned and pulled us back in and killed us all. Bummer.

   After defeating the Minotaur follow back on the black path to the white path which will take you through the second half of the quest.

   6. You'll find a lone Stegotaur waiting here.

   7. This is another large room with Fomor and Stegotaurs. Wait until it's clear and follow the path to eight.

   8. Do NOT drop down. As you can see it only leads back to the first map. You'll need a Bronze Key or a Thief with tools at this point. Beyond the door is another Stegotaur. Enter and pull him back to the door.

   9. You'll find three Fomor here waiting for you. They don't move so sneak up and run past them to the ladder. It'll trigger a cutscene, after which climb the latter into map three.