Finally, someone who knows how to follow orders has arrived. We're getting hit harder than anticipated on every front. Being on the defensive has no upside when your lines are spread so thin.

We need a decoy. I'm sending you to capture the South Picket. Don't worry, you're not the decoy. We'll reinforce it with a skeleton crew to draw attention and, with any luck, the Elyos should be conned into a counterattack while we relieve pressure elsewhere. I don't expect to hold the Picket, but this should allow us enough time to plant a proper foothold here.

I'd rather not resort to guerrilla tactics. I prefer to meet my enemy in the field, but sometimes winning is more important than the means you use to get there. First and foremost, I need you to relay my orders to Tolor at the South Picket. Blood for blood, Daeva.

Player: Accept.

I'm losing contact with squads all across the southern and western fronts. We don't have much intel about that area, but from what I know the Denku there have turned against us. The Elyos presence isn't strong enough to mount an assault there. Denku involvement is the only logical explanation for our sudden losses.

The Denku Guerrillas have been manipulated into working against us. They've been promised freedom and protection, of all things. Elyos freedom is nothing more than being able to choose which line you stand in. True freedom, only an Asmodian knows that. The Denku are being deceived, but we cannot dismiss their actions.

The Denku have proven to be effective saboteurs. Perhaps we should show them what an alliance with the Elyos truly means. Hunt down these Guerillas and make them fear Asmodian vengeance. They will soon learn the error of their ways.

Player: "Collaborators, all of them."

I understand the... shortness of the Denku may be be causing some delay as you have to bend and swing lower, but I expect that to be the most of your troubles with them.

Am I wrong? I trust our operation won't be delayed any longer by these Guerillas.

Player: "You're not wrong."

Their spirits may be stifled, but I suspect the Elyos won't let an ally fall so easily.

Keep your wits about you, I doubt this is the last we've heard of the Denku.