There are some things in the world that mean nothing if you just hold on to them.

Like the materials I gave you--they are precious materials, but will only add weight to your baggage if not used for their potential.

You know what they say...Nothing is complete unless you put it all together.

Player: "What are you saying?"

Indeed, I have the materials, but it takes a strong one with unique skills to actually use their power.

I know, I know, it seems like a trick reward. Have faith.

Usener is a master crafter in Pandaemonium--she should be able to tap into their power and make your weapon even greater.

Player: "Are you sure she can do it?"

Of course, of course! I'm sure you have heard of her legendary savvy with weapons.

You should just go see Usener and experience her talents for yourself.

She will make your weapon exceptional.

Player: Accept.

Oh, good. You are already well known around here as a wise Daeva, and this will only add to your reputation.

I'm sure it goes without saying--hold tight to your keyblade and these materials on your way. You never know who else may wish to steal what you have earned!

Player: "Thanks, I will."

What do you need?

Can't seem to ever find a moment where no one's bugging me for something. I'd be grateful if you made it short.

I'm sure you have plenty to do yourself, so just imagine what my schedule must be like.

Player: "I'm told you have a flair for upgrades."

What you ask of me is no easy task.

All these materials? Are you sure?

Eight million Kinah is a lot, you know. You should think about this carefully.

Player: "Please take it."

Have I not told you I'm busy?

Blast, being unprepared is a waste of my time.

Oh, and if have the weapon equipped, you need to take it off and put it in your Cube so I can get to work.

Player: "Just wait--I'll be back."

Well, that was actually kind of...fascinating. The weapon and materials were epecially unique.

A project is only exciting to a genius like me if it is truly noteworthy to begin with.

Here you go. I dare anyone to question the value of my handiwork.