If you float in the waters with a Crasaur, you may think you are safe. After all, here is a gentle animal, and still it survives.

But beneath the water's surface, other creatures lurk. They may simply find Crasaurs to be unappealing prey.

Player: "Where are you going with this?"

Within the Udas Temple, you have acquired much experience and dealt many a blow to the Dragonbound.

You are the underwater creature, and we Reians are the Crasaurs.

Player: "Our enemies don't expect combative Daevas!"

To weaken the Dragonbound, you must concentrate on their healers.

Whatever Balaur magic grew their powers, it keeps the entire army fresh and strong.

Keep in mind, this is not a one-time request. We will only see results with persistence. Will you see it through till the end?

Player: Accept.

Regardless of their Human origins, the Dragonbound are our enemies now, with almost no chance of returning to who they were. So you need not feel any guilt or sympathy for them.

Simply target the Udas Skinmenders, Udas Vicars, Udas Deacons and Udas Cenobites.

Player: "They'll topple under the weight of casualties."

Stacking sacks in a river can change its flow, but only damming the source will stop it completely.

The Dragonbound will never completely disappear unless Dragon Lord Beritra, the brainwasher, disappears first.

Yet the situation forces us to take stop-gap action.

Player: "They're short some healers' heads."

We've a long way to go before all the Dragonbound are dealt with, but I'm sure this helped.

And if you continue to put effort into it, we shall soon reclaim the Udas Temple from their evil presence.

Please take this. It's Noxallon for weapon enchantment. Keep it with you.