The Red Sky Legion protected the fertile land of Brusthonin before the Cataclysm. Led by Brigade General Virkel, they fought back wave after wave of Balaur.

The enemy understood the importance of Brusthonin's crops to our people. Losing them could cause famine, sickness, and death. Lady Triniel ordered Virkel to protect the land at all costs.

Virkel finally drove the Balaur out, but the nine legionaries perished. The Legend Shrine in Baltasar Cemetery is their tomb.

Player: "It must be impressive."

It is. Beautiful red flowers pay tribute to each warrior. However, one of the tombs has been desecrated. Such disrespect must be swiftly and decisively punished.

I need you to investigate this, Player. Assigning you to this task will make it clear to everyone how seriously I take it. Head northeast from the village and speak to the spirit Theia. Find out what she knows.

Player: Accept.

You must be a stalwart soul to stand here so brazenly. The living do not often linger before me, much less dare to speak.

Usually... they run.

Surely you have not come simply to gawk. Tell me, what is it you wish to know?

Player: "Tell me about the desecrated tomb."

Ah, the tomb of Villaire. Not long was his tomb ever beautiful... it's been that way for as long as my blurry memory can recall. I believe his spirit faded long ago... no one knows exactly why.

The ebb and flow of Aether is always shifting here, but lately it seems... stalled. Shaky.

The evil of Balaur presence has stirred my very being. There are Undead Grunts lurking, roaming... nearby. I cannot touch them. We need a live Daeva to remove their presence and redeem our resting place.

Player: "I'll do it."

Player, you're back.

And with stories to tell, I'm sure.

Did you meet Theia? Did you learn more about the desecrated tomb?

Player: "I did meet her. In fact..."

So the sarcophagus has been that way since shortly after the bodies were entombed? If the ghosts have even ceased to feel his presence, then Villaire's body must have been removed.

Mystery... I wonder if we'll ever have enough information to resolve this.

Well, thank you for your trouble. I'll send someone out to repair the sarcophagus. At least the memorial won't appear defiled at first glance.