I have to admit, I get depressed whenever I look around this place. Depressed and angry.

They may be Sapiens, but most of them have lost as much as we have to the Balaur. Some even more. And they suffer just as acutely as Humans do.

Some escaped experimentation in Tiamat's laboratories, or have been on the run for months, starving. It's enough to make my blood boil.

Player: "We must avenge their pain."

I agree completely. But it'll be hard, partly because they don't really trust us yet. With all they've been through, I don't blame them.

But there is a Shulack named Chenkiki who has reached out to Asmodians quite often. She serves as a kind of intermediary between us and the other refugees.

As such, when she approached me earlier with a request, there really wasn't a way I could refuse....

Player: "And you want me involved."

Yes. She wants Debris Fragments cleared from the Nunglark Ruins.

You see, the refugees strongly believe they'll return home one day soon, and want their streets and homes clear when they come back.

I know it's still dangerous there, but I'd like you to take this request. I have reasons for wanting it done.

Player: Accept.

Let me explain--the Sapiens have lived in Gelkmaros for generations now. They may hold valuable information that none of us sees as important yet.

I also have officers who can examine the debris for valuable information on the Balaur, like the composition of their weapons, the magic they use, and so on.

So when you clear the debris, gather the Debris Fragments you find. This will increase the refugees' trust in us, and get us intel at the same time.

Player: "Consider it done."

There's advantage to being in the midst of enemy territory. Besides having more foes to slaughter, of course. They're liable to be careless about small things, little signs, that could give up valuable information if interpreted correctly.

That's what I hope we can get from the Debris Fragments.

Player: "Is this what you needed?"

Hrm.... Perhaps you didn't see the value in a seemingly worthless pile of trash, but don't judge so quickly.

Besides, as I said, the refugees don't trust us. They may not believe we did anything without physical evidence.

So you see, coming back with Debris Fragments is doubly important. Do not return until you do.

Player: "I will not disappoint you."

Oh! This is beyond anything I'd hoped.... I can feel the power of Drana radiating from this debris.

It's just like that land of the Elyos--Dark Poeta....

This could be extremely important. Player, you've performed a great service for Asmodae today. Well done.