Arieluma, Player. Dark days are upon us again. Drana energy is spreading from creature to creature, tainting everything it touches.

It has spread all the way to the Inggison Outpost. If we don't do something quick, we'll be doomed.

We need to kill off every creature infected by the Drana energy...before it affects the Obelisks.


You've been in Inggison for some time now...I'm surprised you haven't noticed it. It's bad...terribly bad!

What's worse, the creatures that get affected grow stronger, wilder. They attack with such ferocity now that even my most experienced Legionaries fall prey to their claws.

What say you, Player? Care to lend your blade to a worthy cause?
Typical contaminated creatures are Wandering Shrub Dragrint, Infused Crestlich and Plateback Neokin.

Kill them and bring back mutated Body Tissue.

The Drana energy itself is mutated, so it’s only good for research purposes. So please bring me mutated Body Tissue.

They are widespread around the Inggison Outpost to the Contaminated Drana Farm and to the Inggison Gravepit.
Lately, Aether maintenance soldiers and the scholars of ancient history have shown a lot of interest in Drana.

As the interest in creatures that mutate because of Drana grows, so does the number of Daevas who come to help.

Just recently, a scholar of ancient history enquired after the Body Tissue of creatures who have become contaminated by Drana. I told him you’d bring him some, Player.

Did you get the Dragrint Remnant, Crestlich Remnant and Neokin Tissue?
Haven’t you killed the contaminated creatures yet?

Mutations are happening all the time, so you should intervene right away.

Kill Wandering Shrub Dragrint, Infused Crestlich and Plateback Neokin and bring me mutated Body Tissue as quickly as possible.
Strange...they seem to have mutated more than I thought. Look at their abnormal forms, the putrification of their skin.

I had no idea Drana could do something like this. Thank you, Player. You just might have saved all of our hides.

I'll have my research team get to work on the tissue right away.