Sitting here, I have a lot of time to think about tactics and the psychology of warfare. Do you know how many times the appearance of one commander has turned the tide of battle?

A heroic figure like that, with some experience under their belt, can inspire their troops to greater feats. Great when they're on your side. When they're on the enemy's side, well...

Player: "Well, we take them out?"

Yes, of course that is our goal. However, most balk in the face of such power, or, worse, try reckless strategies that lead them to a sorry end. There are very few Daevas who can pull it off.

You're one of the few.

Our mission is to take out the Generals of the Elyos Army. Are you up to it?

Player: Accept.

And, you know, if you have to cut a swath through the Elyos forces to get to these Generals, that's not such a bad thing, either.

Don't get so arrogant as to think you can take on this challenge by yourself. The Elyos Generals will be surrounded by allies; you should take yours, as well.

Player: "Blood for blood!"

My lieutenants tell me that the sun-cursed Elyos are weakening. Does that by any chance have something to do with your efforts?

Tell me all about the battle.

Player: "We came at them unawares..."

Hah! What a glorious fight! I wish I could have been there.

We'll make sure your name is heard across many battlefields. It will inspire Asmodians, and strike fear into our enemies' hearts.

Walk in Azphel's shadow.