What now? You really are quite annoying.

You’re a Daeva, aren’t you?
What’s a Daeva doing wandering around here?

You seem to be a new Daeva, if your inexperience is anything to go by. Go to the Lyceum in Pandaemonium.

You’ll meet lots of new Daevas there.
So you’re the new Daeva. Would you like to be blessed?

Shall we start the blessing now?
What...? Of course you must be blessed, now that you’re a Daeva.
Ragnath... This is the first time I’ve heard that name. Is he famous?

But the blessing...
There’s no helping you.

Then at least take the master’s rewards with you. They will be helpful to you on your journey.
I only train Gladiators and Templars.

There’s nothing I can teach you.
I only train Rangers and Assassins.

There’s nothing I can teach you.
I only train Sorcerers and Spiritmasters.

There’s nothing I can teach you.
I only train Clerics and Chanters.

There’s nothing I can teach you.
All the masters rejected you as a student?
You really are odd.

Who are you? Is it true that you’re a Daeva?
Haven’t been commissioned by Pandaemonium?

Is there such a thing?
Forgotten and disowned by Pandaemonium? That can’t be...

You refuse the blessing and you don’t have a master... What are you going to do in the future?
I don’t understand you; a Daeva cannot refuse orders from Pandaemonium.

A Daeva who carries out orders according to their own will... That is highly irregular. What should I call you?
Have you thought about it?

What should I call you?
Revenant? Sheesh, all right then, Revenant.

You don’t appear to be a danger to Pandaemonium, so I’m letting you go.

But please understand that I’ll still need to keep an eye on you; on whether you act against Pandaemonium in the future, which would require me to inform my superiors.

There’s not much else I can say aside from that you’re a very peculiar Daeva. But I’ll pray for your safety.
You’ve only just ascended to Daeva, right?

But you’re already pretty strong!
Do you remember me?

We’ve met once before.
You’ll remember yet.

Come back again any time when you do.
You’ll still need my help.

I’m counting on you.