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"The Khan of Thalassia offers a generous reward for any crew that brings him the body of of a sea monster that haunts his waters. Those courageous enough should speak to Yumiko Saitou in the Tavern. A briefing will be held on (insert runescape date & time here). Food and drink will be available afterwords for those who sign up for the voyage."

The message was repeated in the eastern dialect most commonly spoken in the arc. It added that the briefing was only mandatory for "western crew," but noted that it would be wise to attend.

The second scroll was the bounty itself. (See Croconut's post above)

The Skullery (The bar were Diango's workshop used to be, under Draynor. Requires completion of Stolen hearts, a NOVICE quest)

22:00 / 3 PST / 5 CST / 6 EST, this Saturday

Attending this event is not mandatory to take part in the following sea monster hunt, but please note that your character may be denied if they have not spoken with Yumiko and signed up for the voyage before the event begins. (PM or DM me if you can't join this event but would like to participate in the hunt)

Yumiko has been granted the rank of captain by Commander Lavelle to claim a bounty on a sea monster near Thalassia. Since then, she has gathered a crew on Arilia and learned more about the sea monster that is to be killed. It is a giant squid - with two enormous snakes as tentacles.
Yumiko has prepared a list of items neccesary for the voyage:
-A live giant crab
-Kegs of gunpowder enchanted to remain dry or volatile golems from The Skull
-A vial of anti-poison for each member of the crew
-Two ballistae must be mounted upon one side of the ship
-Four large harpoons
-Spears and poleaxes for all crew on the main deck

Void Knight Outpost, Pirate's Cove (partial completion of Lunar Diplomacy), Waiko (Impressing the Locals).

23:00 UTC / 4 PST / 6 CST / 7 EST, June 19th (Friday)

Pirate's cove gives access to the Lady Zey, which is the only ship suited to roleplay. Brimhaven can be substituted if neccesary. (I know that squid have ten appendages. Eight are called arms, and the elongated ones are called tentacles.)