Azphelumbra, Daeva. You know, the ways of Soul Healing never fail to fascinate me. Did you know Soul Healing does not work on those who are left after their body is destroyed?

Don't you find it strange? We can heal souls, but not without a body.

Soul Healers know the reason for that, of course. Our body and soul are parts of a whole, not merely pieces.

Player: "I'm wholly listening."

As an example, there is a poor spirit hovering about the Anair Lighthouse. He's an Archon named Valconor, whose mission was guarding the lighthouse.

Even at death, however, he still cannot forsake his duty and rest in peace. Someone must persuade him to return to the flow of Aether.

Player: "I suspect I'm that someone."

Too true, Daeva, too true. Please persuade Valconor to set aside his mortal concerns.

Tell him that there is no need to light the lighthouse anymore since the harbor has frozen over, and that he may rest now.

Player: Accept.

A number of people tried to convince Valconor in the past. Alas, he hangs onto his duty like a Shugo to a shiny coin.

As more time passes, his soul will become more and more impoverished. A soul without a body attenuates and suffers much misery.

Do try to convince him to return to the flow of Aether, Daeva.

Player: "For the Shedim Lords."

Oh, wonderful. Another fleshling here to cheer me along to blissful oblivion.

Has it occurred to you that I'm not doing this for my health, so to speak? I gave my life to guard this lighthouse.

I cannot leave simply because I'm miserable. I still value honor, Daeva.

Player: "There is no shame in this."

I have no desire to return to the flow of Aether nor will I simply abandon this place.

Tell that meddler, Karabe, there is no need to worry. The very sense of duty that keeps me here also keeps me pure.

You have gone through some trouble to come this far, but even so...GO AWAY!