Many people seek the Wise for rituals. Rumor has it that you can gain great power through rituals.

But they won't be able to find me or any other of the Wise even if they spend their life searching.

And even if they do find us, they won't get what they want. They won't actually gain great power through our ritual.

The great power they talk about isn't out there - it's in your soul.

They just don't realize it themselves.

Player: "What do you mean?"

I can feel great power in your soul, too. But it seems you haven't awoken it yet.

Because there is a hesitation in your heart.

Is the war we're waging truly just? Our mission, the Daeva's duty? Is sacrificing so many lives, enemies' and ours alike for the sake of Asmodae, right? Is it worth to live an unending life?

In other words, about what kind of conviction you will live by as Daeva.

Player, when you find the answer, you won't hesitate in the battle. And if you're lucky, you'll receive a nice gift.

But it's easier said than done, so make a wise decision.

Player: "I will do it."

You have all the power and answers.

Do you remember when you first became Daeva? Remember the first choice you made after ascension.

Check to see if you made the right choice and if you're taking proper responsibility for your choices.

Seek out your Class Preceptors and ask for their teachings.

They will be waiting for you at the Capitol Building.

Player: End conversation.

I see you aren't here to learn a skill.

By the look on your face, it seen like an important matter. I'll help you as much as I can, so tell me.

Player: "What are a Daeva's convictions?"

You were a warrior when you were human, and you came this far by choosing between a Gladiator and a Templar.

You were at the forefront of the battlefield and confronted the enemy's attack with your hardened body.

You mean to tell me, you learned nothing in all those battles?

The Daevas were created to protect Aion and humans. You have participated in many battles. And ever more are waiting.

There must be something about carrying the lives of countless enemies you have slain. Even if you don't realize it now, you will someday.

Player: "I'm listening."

If you can't find conviction in the battle, following the will of the Empyrean Lord could be the way to go.

Follow the teachings of the Empyrean Lord Zikel and the Temple of Destruction, who taught you to fight as [%userclass].

The teachings of destruction show us to conquer all of our fears and transform into a sword and a shield for our friends and family.

If you obey the words of Empyrean Lord Zikel and focus on following the path of the [%userclass], your conviction will be unwavering.

Player: End conversation.

Thank you for visiting me.

Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be of much help to you.

I don't know much about the [%userclass]'s conviction.

It would be better to go to your Class Preceptors.

Player: End conversation.

What do you want to know?

Want to know how to deliver a painless death?

Then you've come to the right place.

Player: "What are a Daeva's convictions?"

You were a scout when you were a human, and you came this far by choosing between Assassin and Marksman.

Hidden in the dark or in the wind, you guarded the rear and defeated the enemy faster and more powerful than anyone else.

You mean to tell me, you learned nothing in all those battles?

The Daevas were created to protect Aion and humans. You have participated in many battles. And ever more are waiting.

There must be something about carrying the lives of countless enemies you have slain. Even if you don't realize it now, you will someday.

Player: "I'm listening."

If you can't find conviction in the battle, following the will of the Empyrean Lord could be the way to go.

Follow the teachings of the Empyrean Lord Triniel and the Temple of death, who taught you to fight as [%userclass].

The teachings of death show us to overcome any pain and to slay all enemies who threaten our friends and families.

If you obey the words of the Empyrean Lord Triniel and focus on following the path of the [%userclass], your conviction will be unwavering.

Player: End conversation.

You came to the wrong place.

I don't know anything about the [%userclass]'s conviction, only about Assassin or Ranger.

If you want something other than the teachings of the Temple of Death, go to your Class Preceptors.

Player: End conversation.

It doesn't seem like you are here to learn skills. What brought you here?

Wouldn't it be better to ask for wisdom when you have time to chat?

But tell me if it's important.

Only if it's helpful for my wisdom and yours.

Player: "What are a Daeva's convictions?"

You were a mage when you were human, and you came here by choosing to be either a Sorcerer or a Spiritmaster.

You handled Aether better than anyone else, harnessing the powers of the elements to destroy your enemies.

You mean to tell me, you learned nothing in all those battles?

The Daevas were created to protect Aion and humans. You have participated in many battles. And ever more are waiting.

There must be something about carrying the lives of countless enemies you have slain. Even if you don't realize it now, you will someday.

Player: "I'm listening."

If you can't find conviction in the battle, following the will of the Empyrean Lord could be the way to go.

Follow the teachings of Lady Lumiel and the Temple of Wisdom, who taught you to fight as [%userclass].

Pursue all the wisdom of the world! Understand everything and be patient. Those are the teachings of wisdom.

If you obey the words of Lady Lumiel and focus on following the path of the [%userclass], your conviction will be unwavering.

Player: End conversation.

Interesting question, but I can't answer it.

There's no exact answer to a question like this, right?

I can tell you about the [%userclass]'s conviction, but it's probably not the answer you want.

Go to your Class Preceptor.

Player: End conversation.

The past, the present, and the future are a well-structured fate.

It's fate that a Daeva like you, Player, came to visit me.

Tell me, I'll help you as much as I can.

Player: "What are a Daeva's convictions?"

You were a priest when you were a human, and you came all the way here by choosing between Cleric and Chanter.

You've been in the thick of the fight, weighing life and death. You've sealed fate by delivering death or life.

You mean to tell me, you learned nothing in all those battles?

The Daevas were created to protect Aion and humans. You have participated in many battles. And ever more are waiting.

There must be something about carrying the lives of countless enemies you have slain. Even if you don't realize it now, you will someday.

Player: "I'm listening."

If you can't find conviction in the battle, following the will of the Empyrean Lord could be the way to go.

Follow the teachings of Lord Marchutan and the Temple of Destiny, who taught you to fight as [%userclass].

You decide your destiny. The teachings of fate are to pray unceasingly and bring death to enemies and life to our allies.

If you obey the words of Lord Marchutan and focus on following the path of [%userclass], your conviction will be unwavering.

Player: End conversation.

Thank you for visiting me.

Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be of much help to you.

I don't know much about the [%userclass]'s conviction.

Go to your Class Preceptors.

Player: End conversation.

Are you successfully carving out your own path, Player?

You are the only one who can find the right answers on the path you chose.

However, I believe I can help you.

Player: "What are a Daeva's convictions?"

You choose and carve out your own destiny.

What are you doing at this moment, not in the past?

Regret and solitude? That is the past, but it's also your choice. So what choice do you have now?

Nothing is decided for Daevas... No, Executors. However, as you serve both Aion and humans and be with them, you will have to make more choices in the future.

Through countless battles, you will see the death of your enemies and allies, and you will find your path. Even if you don't realize it right away, don't be afraid or be in a hurry.

Player: "I'm listening."

Still, if you can't find conviction in the battle, receiving the will of the Empyrean Lord could be the way to go.

As [%userclass], following the destiny of Aion and the teachings of the Empyrean Lord may provide a path.

You make your own choices, decide and execute everything. Wouldn't creating a new destiny be the will of the Empyrean Lord?

For the sake of Aion, if you learn from the Empyrean Lord... Wouldn't your conviction on the path of [%userclass] become certain?

Player: End conversation.

Thank you for visiting me.

But I don't think I'll be of much help to you.

I don't know much about the [%userclass]'s conviction.

It would be best if you'd seek out the [%userclass] Preceptor.

Player: End conversation.

You're back, Player.

Did you talk to the [%userclass]'s preceptor as I recommended?

What did you learn?

Player: "The Preceptor said..."

You're not wrong.

A Daeva is born to fight, their conviction can be found in battle.

Also, a Daeva follows Aion and the Empyrean Lord. Following the Temple's will and focusing on the mission as [%userclass] will show you the path to your conviction.

I should tell you about the powers gained through the Ceremony of the Wise soon.

Player: "I'm listening."

Through the Ceremony of the Wise, you can obtain a powerful weapon called Daevanion.

It is a weapon refined with the Holy Servant present in a Daeva's body and consciousness.

Right. It's the power people yearn for.

You only get two chances in a lifetime to bring out the Holy Servant in your body into consciousness. This is the first chance.

Daevanion armors all have 5 pieces and are more powerful when the 5 pieces are brought together.

To collect all five of them, you must live many lives and attain enlightenment. It's a tough road.

Player: "I'm listening."

Alright, you're almost qualified to obtain the Daevanion armor.

Finally, if you can choose your conviction.

Your conviction determines the nature of the Holy Servant within your body, which in turn affects the nature of your Daevanion armor.

Player, what is your conviction? You must have felt something while you were talking to the [%userclass] preceptor.

Will you choose to fight ceaseless battles? Or will you choose the path of following the will of the Temple and Empyrean Lord?

Player: "I will walk the path of ceaseless combat."

You've chosen the path of ceaseless combat?

Your moment of enlightenment will come as you continue to fight tough battles.

Now, I will teach you how to hold the Ceremony of the Wise to obtain the Daevanion armor.

Continue the battle. Until your body is brimming with DP.

If you're ready, you can begin right now.

Player: "Yes, I'll start right away."

You've chosen the path following the will of the Temple and the Empyrean Lord?

If you practice the teachings with pride in your choice and profession, the moment of enlightenment will come.

I'll help you realize the purpose behind the existence of Daevas and tell you the first step in obtaining Daevanion armor.

Practice the teachings of the [%userclass]. Until your body is brimming with DP.

If you're ready, you can begin right now.

Player: "Yes, I'll start right away."

I've been waiting for you, Player.

How do you feel about the path of ceaseless combat?

Do you sense that you've found something? Do you feel more certain now?

You're probably still far from realizing the purpose behind the existence of Daevas. However, the path will become easier if you have Daevanion Armor.

You've filled your entire body with DP, yes?

Player: Nod.

A Daeva's conviction is more than just words.

Also, if your choices are even remotely untrue, you will not be able to craft Daevanion armor.

Do what you choose. And fill your entire body with DP.

You need the DP gained from doing what you thought was right so that I can imbue your armor with the Holy Servant, Player.

Player: End conversation.

I've been waiting for you, Player.

How do you feel about choosing a conviction that follows the teachings of the Temple of [%userclass] and the Empyrean Lord?

Do you sense that you've found something? Do you feel more certain now?

You're probably still far from realizing the purpose behind the existence of Daevas. However, the path will become easier if you have Daevanion Armor.

You've filled your entire body with DP, yes?

Player: Nod.

A Daeva's conviction is more than just words.

Also, if your choices are even remotely untrue, you will not be able to craft Daevanion armor.

Do what you choose. And fill your entire body with DP.

You need the DP gained from doing what you thought was right so that I can imbue your armor with the Holy Servant, Player.

Player: End conversation.

Here, take this. It's an armor infused with Holy Servant.

It's something that will accompany you on your path of conviction.

Convictions aren't always right. There will be times when you will have to deny your conviction.

But for now, it's enough that you don't hesitate any longer. One day, all the doubts in your mind will be cleared.

Keep at it and I hope the moment of enlightenment finds you soon.
Here, take this. It's an armor infused with Holy Servant.

It's something that will accompany you on your path of conviction.

Convictions aren't always right. There will be times when you will have to deny your conviction.

But for now, it's enough that you don't hesitate any longer. One day, all the doubts in your mind will be cleared.

Keep at it and I hope the moment of enlightenment finds you soon.