It's awful, Player, just awful.

Our research teams in the Manduri Forest have found that Frillneck populations are on the rise, straining the delicate ecosystem. Those poor, fragile plants and animals!

Our sceintists are projecting that the Frillneck population jump negatively impact the other forest species.




Quite right. The Manduri Forest is the last line of protection for Eltnen. Its health is necessary for the health of the region.

As Daevas, it's our duty to protect the forest so it may, in turn, protect Eltnen. But our efforts haven't been enough. We're losing the battle.




Great! Decreasing the numbers of those Frillneck dominant males should help keep the population in check. Shall we say seven Sawtooth Frillnecks?

You're familiar with the forest, so I imagine it will be a fairly easy task.




Sun's blessings.

How was the hunting? Did you manage to thin the Sawtooth Frillnecks population a tad?


Now that there are fewer Sawtooth Frillnecks, we should see an increase in the number of peaceful, herbivorous animals.

Thank you, Player. Your assistance has been invaluable.