For the life of me, I can't seem to find any real difference between the life of a Daeva and the life of a Human...aside from our time-spans in life.

We face the same turmoils, the same hardships, the same enemies....

Player: "Immortality is a big difference."

Yes, living forever is quite a difference. But to truly live life, you can't think about such a thing as death...so we are more like Humans than you think.

Strangely enough, this reminds me of a very dear friend of mine, Paris. I haven't heard from him in ages.... I understand he's been missing for a long time now.

He was known for his strength and courage, so he's sorely missed. These unusual pauldrons here--they're the only things he left behind.

Player: "I remember Paris."

He was a good Daeva. And his pauldrons are very special...very dear to me. They're the only ones of their kind. I want to honor him, and I wasn't sure how to go about it.

Then it dawned on me! I will find a worthy Daeva, someone who shares the same beliefs as Paris, and I will give these pauldrons to him. But they must prove themself first.

A Daeva who can wipe out the Dragonbound--that is the Daeva who deserves the pauldrons. Are you up to it, Player? You remind me of Paris in his younger days.

Player: Accept.

You must go to Undirborg and eliminate Apostate Fighters, Apostate Guards, Apostate Raiders, and Apostate Sentinels.

You also need to bring their Dragonbound's Bandanas to me when you are finished. They will help disguise our soldiers during special missions.

And lastly, Daeva, I want to construct a worthy monument to Paris. I would like you to contribute 50,000 Kinah, if you would. The pauldrons are priceless, so the Kinah shouldn't worry you much.

Player: "I will do my best."

I was hoping you would return, Player. I was growing concerned.

Were you able to get Dragonbound's Bandanas? And what of the 50,000 Kinah?

Player: "Here's the Bandanas and Kinah."

I'm impressed, Daeva. Both that you were able to defeat them so easily, and that you agreed to donate 50,000 Kinah so readily!

I must ask once again to make sure you are sincere.

Will you hand over the Dragonbound Bandanas as well as 50,000 Kinah for the monument?

Player: "Yes, take the Bandanas and Kinah."

Hmm.... I believe you misunderstood me, Player.

I asked you to bring me both the Bandanas and a donation of 50,000 Kinah. It wasn't multiple choice.

Perhaps you should reconsider...or perhaps you should come back when you have everything.

Player: "Or perhaps I'll just leave."

I knew you were the right Daeva to inherit the legacy of Paris. You have done a wonderful thing today, Player.

Allow me to muse for a moment, to determine if you are truly worthy of his memory. If so, the pauldrons are yours right now. Otherwise, you must continue to prove yourself.