I have a message from Munin.

He said to tell you that you're standing at a crossroads.

He also said that what you do now will affect not only your fate, but all Atreia's.

Player: "What in Aion's name does that mean?"

Munin looked into the future and saw a place in Elysea called Poeta, invaded by the Balaur and laid to waste.

But it's not Poeta's fate that should concern you, Player, it's your own.

A Balaur general by the name of Anuhart has something that can change your fate and Atreia's, and it's going to be your job to get it away from him.

Player: "Really? Is that all?"

All right, it won't be easy--neither finding your way into the future of Poeta, nor dealing with Brigade General Anuhart.

But it's not like you have a choice, either.

Are you ready to begin, Player?

Player: Accept.

Finding Anuhart may be the easier of the two tasks, actually--he's not exactly small. Besides, if journeying to the future were easy, everyone would be doing it.

Hresvelgr knows something of the process, so you'll begin with him.

May Marchutan look on you with favor, and close one eye when asked.

Player: "May he close both when begged."

I only serve my master, Daeva, so you'd best be on his business.

Player: "Grundt said you'd be expecting me."

So you're the destiny changer. We shall see.

Traveling across space and time isn't like wasting Spriggs on the Akarios Plains. A lot goes into this weave. I only hope you won't be wasted away when you get to the other side....