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There's a game-breaking bug with Zakira's first quest.

After I started the Gauntlet quest, I went back to the guild and saw the "suspicious request" pop up again. Thinking I'd unlocked the next Zakira quest I clicked it, noticed it just had the same dialogue and shrugged it off, and went to the manor. Turns out it completely locks you out of going to the manor after that, since the game won't let you without the stone, but the monster you've killed to get the stone is already dead.

Essentially, the game lets you pick up the Suspicious Request quest while it's already completed.

I had this issue in 1.7.4 but I just updated and it's still there.

Thanks for the report, I'm looking into it right now!

If you completed Zakira's first quest, then you should be able to start her second quest at Froggy Village.

I believe I found the problem. Basically, since the option to travel to the manor disappears from the map after the quest is completed, I never noticed that the "suspicious request" still appeared in the guild. Clicking the request reactivates the option to travel to the manor, but since you already completed it and you can't obtain another jewel, the game doesn't know what to do.

It should be fixed in the next update, which will be dropping soon.

For me, it's the gauntlet quest. Even though it is replayable, it is still showing up in my quest log as the only one, and won't complete again. I'm stuck, unless that's all the content there is for now.  I made it past Zakira's second quest. I have no new quests

Zakira's 2nd quest is the last of the Main quests, for now. Although I can't figure out why you keep seeing 'The Gauntlet' quest since it should disappear from the log after the second H scene with the blacksmith, so I'll take a look into that.

Other objectives, like recruiting the girls, don't appear in the log, though I could add them in a future update if it becomes difficult to keep track of all of them.