Azphelumbra!

I rely on my Centurions to know their troops. They must have good combat skills but they must also show excellent leadership and organization.

But I have a problem with one of my Centurions and frankly Daeva, this problem is not one I want to deal with.

Player: "How may I help, sir?"

I promoted Amundi, who has long served in the legion, to Centurion, but rather than promoting cooperation amongst the troops he has stirred unrest. I hear daily of his hostility and incompetence, and the blasted thing is, he's misplaced my sister's daughter!

I counted on his experience but this is...shatter it! I'd rather lose my wings than tell my sister that Gjalf is lost!

This is absurd! I won't stand for it!

Player: "Sounds like a mess."

You're not joking! Now Amundi is frightened out of his wits, so I have no choice but to deal with the troops myself.

But I'm worried about Gjalf. I know she wouldn't dare desert her duties--shards! I practically raised the girl myself!

Will you investigate Gjalf's whereabouts, Player? I hope she's not stranded in some Balaur lair or smashed flat by a ghastly golem. That blasted Amudi doesn't have the brains Aion gave a Kobold!

Player: Accept.

To get out of Reshanta one must pass through the Primum Landing. If she had been through there, someone would have seen her. So Gjalf must still be in Reshanta.

If she teleported Mure will know. Go now and ask him if he saw my Gjalf--only don't say she's my niece, please. I don't want everyone to know she's missing just yet--not until I've had a chance to talk to her mother.

If you find Gjalf, tell Amundi. I entrust the matter to your wings.

Player: "The task is mine!"

What? You don't want to go up?

Then, what is your business with me? I'm a busy man! Get on with it.

Player: "Have you seen Gjalf?"

Yes, twice. She went up alone and came down a little later with Ganglot.

They were headed for the Grave of Steel. I told them to take more people, but they didn't listen.

They might still be in that haunted place. That priest was rather determined...he's a bit of a Qooqoo if you ask me.

Player: "Thank you."

Aion's shadow Protect Us! Wh-wh-wwwhhen Governor Votan sent me here I thought I'd jjjust clear out a few lost souls and bbbbe done with it. Bu-bu-bu there are sooo many! So many!

We must send all of them bbback to the Aether. Bbbbut I see dead souls everywhere, more and more and more! Why are you here? You ddddon't look dead...yet.

Player: "Amundi and Jebal are looking for Gjalf."

What? Why? It was Amudi who sssent Gjalf as my escort. What does he want with her nnnnow?

Gjalf found me and delivered the order when I was in Ruins of Roah for my research. Amudi pulled me off valuable research to kill these llll...lost souls. Gjalf escorted me here and has stayed to kkkkeep me sane--err...company! Nothing wrong with me, heh!

Please go back to Centurion Amundi and tell him that Gjalf is carrying out her assigned mission. I need that gggirl!

Player: "May you bbboth walk in Azphel's shadow."

I came here with my Legionaries after I was promoted to Centurion, Everything was chaos here--the fortress fell into Elyos hands and I...I was not myself at all!

I barely managed to survive the crush...everything was in an uproar. And now, this!

Not only have I lost Gjalf, but now I hear she's the Brigade General's niece!

Player: "You assigned Gjalf to Priest Ganglot."

I did? Hmm...yes! I did! I remember now: I was moving my men when the Governor issued an order. I sent Gjalf to take care of it--she seemed like a capable Daeva.

But I forgot to report her dispatch to the Brigade General. Shards! Now what do I do? I'm hip deep in brax patties!

Oh, Aion, I had no idea that Gjalf was kin to Jebal. Blast and shatter! How will I regain the Brigade General's trust? What a blunder I've made!