You have served the Elyos well, Player. The Inggison fortress is back in our hands again...and you fought bravely the entire battle.

If we should lose it again we may not be so lucky....

The war grows day by day. The Balaur and Asmodians become fiercer with every one of our victories.

Player: "And my blade grows sharper."

We may have the fortress again, but we cannot rejoice too soon. We must strengthen its defenses as soon as we can.

The Balaur still roam around the Angrief Wastes--they are planning another attack. I can feel it. They watch us...just watch us, waiting for us to drop our guard for a mere second.

I know you just returned from battle, Player, but will you thin out some of their remaining forces?

Player: Accept.

I hoped you would accept, Player. You are a virtuous Daeva, and I am proud to fight alongside you.

Please hurry. Go to the Angrief Wastes and destroy the Basrasa Remnants and Crater Spallers. That should slow the Balaur attack down.

If you bring back Dracuni Claws and the remains of the Gathering Worms as proof, I will give you a reward.

Player: "Faith and arms, Keios!"

There is a world that we don't know about hidden in the foothold of Inggison. The Balaur are smart...they knew the area was more than just a perfect defense stronghold.

If we can capture both the Altar of Avarice and the Temple of Scales, the entrance to the Silentera Canyon will open up like a fresh wound on a warm day.

What have you there in your hand, Player?

Player: "Here's the claws and worm remains."

You haven't left yet? I asked you to destroy Basrasa Remnants and Crater Spallers or we may lose the fortress again!

Or did you? Every Daeva gives their word that they'll do what is asked of them. That's why I asked you to return with proof!

Player: "I'll get your proof!"

I am amazed that you butchered the Dracunis and Crater Gathering Worms so quickly, Player! Your armor is barely scratched.

I promised you a reward, and I am a Daeva who doesn't give his promises lightly. Thank you, and please accept this token of my gratitude.

We can always use a dependable [%userclass] around here. Think about it. Faith and arms!