Glad you could join me. Usually, I see people passing by down below, and they don't even see me.

Even when they're riding the windstream, they don't have any need to stop here, so they just keep on going.

It's nice to have a little company for a change.

Player: "It's kind of peaceful up here."

Yes, but I don't have time to enjoy the peace. I have a job to do.

My task is to monitor the windstreams and geysers in the area. My superiors consider them vital to military operations here.

I keep an eye out to make sure they're flowing well and going where they're supposed to go, so Daevas can use them without worry.

Player: "An important task."

Indeed. Especially since the Twilight Drana Farm is nearby. That makes for a lot of potential meddling by the Balaur.

One of my big problems is Glittering Seafoams. Their energies can affect the course and strength of windstreams, and they attract Balaur.

But their home is out of the way, and I can't leave my post for that long. Can you help?

Player: Accept.

Good. You're doing a lot of Daevas a big favor. The better the windstreams work, the better off we all are.

Glossy Seafoams make their home in the Genesis Cave. You just need to reduce their numbers some.

But that won't be possible as long as Cobaltan lives. It births the blasted things constantly. I think you know what to do about THAT.

Player: "I get the message."

Welcome back! One of the nice things about this post is that you can see visitors coming from a kilometer away.

It makes it pretty hard for anyone to sneak up on you, friend or foe.

You don't seem like the type to give up easily. That must mean the Seafoam threat's been dealt with.

Player: "Dealt with harshly."

Excellent! With Cobaltan dead, the Glittering Seafoam numbers should drop naturally to manageable levels.

Maybe now I won't get those Balaur constantly coming over to investigate the light the Seafoams give off.

You deserve a reward. How about...hmm, take this. Hope it comes in handy.