We are like the Daeva who wore slippers with no heels, Player. Our feet are covered on top, but our soles are not at ease.

We may not fly until we can walk.

Player: "Metaphors are shards on the path to wisdom."

To speak plainly for your simple mind, Jotun Studio is still intact, and the Dragonbound still occupy the Udas Temple. If the other Petralith parts fall into our enemy's hands....

You could retrieve some of the more critical parts from Jotun studio.

Presumably, the more essential parts of the Petralith should be infused with greater power.

Player: Accept.

Trust is like a bowl made of glass, and the Jotun would only entrust such precious Petralith parts to Gradarim the Collector.

Bring back the Petralith Parts. Don't break my glass bowl.

Player: "What did I tell you about metaphors?"

Sometimes I wonder why Aion created the Balaur. Did Aion not know they would turn out this way?

What does that make us? The poor runner-up to Aion's beloved race, or the better version crafted from experience?

Player: "Either way, I have the Petralith pieces."

Do you know what my colleagues believe about partnership with the Elyos? They think an Elroco cannot change its bushy tail.

Do not force me to agree with them because of your insincere ways, Player.

Player: "I'll get the Petralith parts."

You have surpassed expectations. Thanks to you, we no longer need to worry about the Udas Temple nor the Dragonbound.

They pose us no threat now that we have the Petralith Energy Source as well as its parts.

Keep your faith. Continue to hold the glass bowl of Elyos-Reian trust in careful hands.