
Farmer's Loan Receipt Page 2 of 10 · Investigating the Villagers' Belongings
- Book
- Investigating the Villagers' Belongingspage 2 of 10
- Found in
- Weeping Creek Valley
- Words
- 71
Full text
Game dataThe page as it reads in the game.
Borrower Wu Tieshan, a farmer of the Creek Valley, hereby borrows thirty taels of silver from Master Wang. The full amount will be used to forge weapons for the fight against the Maskwalkers. Once the Maskwalkers have been driven off, the loan will be repaid without delay, at monthly interest of two fen, with the autumn harvest as the final deadline.
Borrower: Wu Tieshan (fingerprint)
Witness: Village Head Wu Shouye (mark)
Data: Phantom Blade Zero 26367565 (CL-302256, UE 5.7.4). How we source this
Where to find Farmer's Loan Receipt
Game dataEvery place the game data hands out this page.
- PickupLying on the ground in Weeping Creek Valley · nearest Bell 57 m away, 11 m higher: Broken Puppet Valley Show on map
Investigating the Villagers' Belongings: all pages
The 10 pages of Investigating the Villagers' Belongings in reading order.
- Abandoned Land Deed
- Farmer's Loan Receipt
- Village Advisory Notice
- Missing Child
- Mingyuan's Letter to His Uncle
- Orders to Protect the Young Lady
- Well Closure Notice
- [Diary of a Villager Who Stayed] Mid-Autumn
- [Diary of a Villager Who Stayed] Frost Descent
- Funeral Register
Farmer's Loan Receipt is page 2 of 10 in Investigating the Villagers' Belongings, 71 words long. Picked up in Weeping Creek Valley.
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Farmer's Loan Receipt FAQ
Where do you find Farmer's Loan Receipt in Phantom Blade Zero?
Picked up in Weeping Creek Valley.
Which book is Farmer's Loan Receipt part of?
Farmer's Loan Receipt is page 2 of 10 in Investigating the Villagers' Belongings. The book page lists all 10 pages in reading order.
What does Farmer's Loan Receipt say?
It opens: "Borrower Wu Tieshan, a farmer of the Creek Valley, hereby borrows thirty taels of silver from Master Wang." The full 71-word text is on this page.

