Defeating Tiamat may well be the most important thing we've ever done, but there is still much to do before we are secure here.

Before the attack, we took a prisoner, Avsadar. Avsadar was one of Tiamat's officers, and I'm sure he has information we can use.

Despite our best efforts, he won't give us any useful information, but I'm thinking you might have a better luck with him, Player. Will you interrogate him?

Player: Accept.

Oho, a new Daeva comes to pester? Pitter-patter, flitter-flatter about this cage. But resort not to questions.

My silence and I keep company. I say unto your master and I say unto you: The matter betwixt mine eyes holds no succor for thee. Those who desire intrigue should capture a Dragon Lord, not a centurion.

When Tiamat boils the flesh from your bones, my loyalty finds its reward.

Player: "Tiamat is dead. I was there when it happened."

Lies! Lies and calumny! Mighty Tiamat never falls!

But your bold lies inspire my regard. When I win freedom, your death shall come quick on my blade.

Needest thou proof of Tiamat's invincibility? Venture deep into the Idian Depths and locate Argush. He may yet have mine journal.

Argush will defeat you, of a certain. 'Twill be a miracle if you view Avsadar's Journal. 'Tis a fool who writes down all he knows. Mayhaps I am such.

Leave me now. I must prepare for my next round of "questioning."

Player: "I look forward to proving you wrong."

I was told you took a trip underground after talking to Avsadar. What did he tell you? By the expression on your face, it can't have been good.

Player: "You should read this."

(Receives the journal and scans it quickly) Hm... This is... interesting.

After reading this, Tiamat's defeat takes on new meaning. Not that it was easy, but it could have been much worse had Fregion's forces taken the field.

It's good that you brought this book to me. I'll just hold on to this for a while. Wouldn't want to cause a panic or anything.