Queen Of Sheba Puns

NW 23rd and MacArthur if you haven’t gone. It’s some of the best food in the city and every time I go there I am one of only a few people there. Tonight I was the only one. The food is amazing here and where else are you going to get Ethiopian food? It’s awesome and you should all check it out ASAP.

Is the Queen of Sheba's sword better than St George's sword?. Not sure if I want to put time into the quest if it isn't worth it

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Can't knock this fuck out! I'm pretty annoyed right now, can't knock him out standing or sleeping.. he has the last Piece I need for the Sword!

Do I really need to learn how to Pickpocket....

Anyone find all the pieces yet? Idk where to start looking.

Ethiopia, Yemen and few others claim Queen of Sheba was theirs. I previously thought that if she from Ethiopia then that Ethiopia wasn’t present day Ethiopia but Sudan since Sudan was ancient Ethiopia. But DNA result (https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-18526428) say that there was mixing between Ethiopians and Levantines about 3000 years ago (1000 BC). This is interesting because the Kebra Nagast say some ppl from Israel accompanied Menelik I on his return to Ethiopia. This isn’t a definite proof that Sheba was from present day Ethiopia but it at least support the migration claim documented in the Kebra Nagast.

By the way,

• The bulk of non-African ancestry age in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa in general predate 1000 BC by many thousands of years.

• The language of some of those immigrants wasn’t the ancestors of EthioSemitic languages since Semitic was already in Ethiopia in 2800 BC and some scholars even say Semitic first appeared in Ethiopia.

So i'm on the quest to find 5 pieces for the Queen of Sheba blade. So far i've found 4

1. Pickman the beggar in Rattay

2. Weaponsmith in Rattay had a locker in which i found it

3. Blacksmith by Sasau monastery, knocked him out to get it, probably possible to pickpocket him aswell

4. Blacksmith in Ledetchko sold it to me.

Where is the last piece though?

So by the power of the Seal of Solomon he summoned djinn and he said to them: Craft me a pair of thrones that shall be the wonder of all the ages, exquisite in both materials and workmanship and of a value surpassing all the treasures of the earth. And the djinn, bound under the Seal, bowed low and said: Wise and mighty king, it shall be as you desire.

When the thrones were finished they were of a value surpassing all the treasures of the earth, and there are no words remaining in the tongues of men fit to describe their glory. Some may speak of the rare woods carved and shaped by the inhuman skill of the djinn, some of the gold inlay and some of the gems beyond price that studded their every curve, and some even of the glorious needlework to be seen in the very upholstery. What is certain is that the King himself, and the Queen who was his royal guest, were seated in majesty fit to honour the noblest royalty that ever were or shall be.

At last the audience was over and the Queen returned to her own country, and Solomon the Wise took thought. For, he reasoned, though such thrones as these may have been fitting for such an affair of state as the visit of the great Queen of Sheba, yet they were not such as even the King of Israel might rightfully sit upon every day, lest overweening pride consume him and he forget the very wisdom that he had sought as a blessing from the Lord of Hosts. Therefore by the power of the Seal of Solomon the King summoned the mightiest guardian that it lay within his power to call upon, a prince of the ifrit, and to this one the King said: By the power of the Seal I charge you, take these thrones away with you to the City of Brass and place them forever beyond mortal reach, until I or another who wields the Seal shall call you again.

And the ifriti's jet-black eyes glimmered within his flame-red visage, but being constrained by the Seal he only answered: Wise and mighty king, it shall be as you desire. And he conveyed the twin thrones in that instant to his own dwelling in the City of Brass, forever beyond mortal reach.

Years later as King Solomon the Wise felt the approach of old age, it came upon him that he would see the two thrones once again and recall for the last time the glory of his youth, and by the power of the Seal of Solomon he summoned the ifriti and said: Bring forth from the City of Brass the thrones that I charged you to keep. And the ifriti's jet-black eyes glimmered within his flame-red visage,

I’ve seen some people complain about why the Queen of Sheba sword is so plain, I was also let down until I saw one of the dialogue options about the sword. One is Henry wondering if you could trust the pilgrim who sold the pieces. The sword was just a normal sword and the pilgrim/wanderer fooled us all.

Is there any in-game way to find all the pieces of Queen Sheba’s sword like a person who talks about it or a book? I don’t want to look up the location of all the pieces online and then go hunting for them; I’d rather Henry come across the info in-game to help with my role playing of his character.