Don't look so scared. We aren't going to hold you accountable for what happened to Siel's Relics. There's no point in pointing fingers. They're gone, and we have too much to do to cast aside one of our most valuable agents.

However, we do have a certain amount of damage control to do, after what Israphel did.

Even after all he's ruined before, we didn't believe he was capable of this.

Player: "It's shocking, I know."

Just think what would happen if people found out.... People would become suspicious of all Empyrean Lords! Humans and Daevas would start turning away from them. Elysea would fall into chaos!

They might even start questioning Aion's judgment for sending us such a corrupt Lord. Yes, I think all in all it'd be better if people don't find out. Wouldn't you agree?

For all our sakes, we need you to sign this Confidentiality Covenant to hold you to utmost secrecy. I'm not asking you, I'm commanding you in my capacity as High Priest.

Player: "Very official."

Remember, this Covenant will never expire. If you fail to keep this promise, you'll have an eternity to regret it.

I trust that you of all people know what it means to be an enemy of Sanctum.

Player: "I do."

One more thing. A Reian delegation came to complain about the destruction of Siel's Relics. I assume you were the one who passed along this information?

Well, it's too late for recriminations. I just want you to deliver this Sealed Letter to Kahrun and convince him to keep his mouth shut.

Tell him that this command is given in the name of Sanctum, and if he doesn't cooperate, etc. etc.... you know, just make it sound suitably threatening.

Player: "Threatening. I can do that."

I have nothing to say to you, so turn around and go back to Sanctum if you know what's good for you.

Player: "I have an important message."

I don't believe this! You should be groveling to me, but no. Instead, you're giving me orders and bandying threats around! Does the arrogance of Sanctum know no bounds?

Fine, give me the letter. If it means getting rid of you Elyos, I'll sign it. Now get out of Sarpan! This is Reian land, built with our own hands, and Sanctum has no business here!

Player: "Sign right here on this line..."

I have nothing to say to you, so turn around and go back to Sanctum if you know what's good for you.

Player: "I have an important message."

I don't believe this! You should be groveling to me, but no. Instead, you're giving me orders and bandying threats around! Does the arrogance of Sanctum know no bounds?

Well, I hadn't exactly planned to tell the town crier of the depths of Israphel's treachery, so you can tell Eremitia that she doesn't need to worry that I'll talk.

Honestly, I was thinking about kicking all you Elyos out of Sarpan, but I thought about what you'd done as a member of the Siel's Spear, and I reconsidered. Still, this is the end of our alliance, you understand?

Now, leave the letter with me. I'll read it over and send it to Eremitia.

Player: "Please make sure you do."

Oh, this is terrible! They're calling a council of elders to expel the Elyos and the Asmodians! This is at least partly your fault, you know?

Anyway, we can't let it happen. You may have defeated Tiamat, but she was the lowliest of the Dragon Lords. Our enemy will come back strong, soon enough.

I don't think there's any hope of returning to the old alliance, but we can at least try and convince Kahrun to let you stay.

Player: "You have an idea?"

I don't think we can make Kahrun less angry, but we can at least do him some favors and see if he doesn't come around a bit.

I bet if you rid him of some of the Irksome Ringleaders of certain groups in Tiamaranta, he would remember all that you've done for the Reians, and that his anger is really about Sanctum, not you.

Player: "Good thinking."

I thought I told you to get out of here.

Or have you come back with more demands from your puppetmasters in Sanctum?

Player: "No, actually..."

I must admit, you've done me a favor here, Player. Those four have been draining my resources and putting some of my best warriors out of action. And I know you've done a lot for the Reian Tribe in the past. I suppose expulsion of all your people was a little extreme.

But don't think this means we're allies again--and you can tell that to Eremitia.

We may call upon you for help in the future, however, and I expect you to comply.

Player: "I suppose that's fair."

Good. You're back. Did you get Kahrun to sign that letter?

Player: "He wasn't happy about it."

He signed it... that's what counts. He has some wisdom at least.

Well, we only formed the alliance to defeat Tiamat, so I suppose it doesn't matter that it's broken. You may go, for now.

Just remember the Covenant you signed.

Player: "Walk in the light, Eremitia."

Good. You're back. Did you get Kahrun to sign that letter?

Player: "He wasn't happy about it."

He signed it... that's what counts. He has some wisdom at least.

Well, we only formed the alliance to defeat Tiamat, so I suppose it doesn't matter that it's broken. You may go, for now.

Just remember the Covenant you signed.

Player: "Walk in the light, Eremitia."

Hah! You can't fool me. I can see the glint of pride in your eye!

Well, things have changed a lot in a short time. No more Tiamat, no more Israphel... that's a big power vacuum. I wonder what will come and fill it?

You should rest while you have the chance. No doubt you'll be fighting Fregion next week, or something! Haha, just kidding. You've already been through a lot, I know. Thank you for everything.
Hah! You can't fool me. I can see the glint of pride in your eye!

Well, things have changed a lot in a short time. No more Tiamat, no more Israphel... that's a big power vacuum. I wonder what will come and fill it?

You should rest while you have the chance. No doubt you'll be fighting Fregion next week, or something! Haha, just kidding. You've already been through a lot, I know. Thank you for everything.