But you know...if I did know a Paudav, I'd remember his kindness and his love for his friends and his people.

I'd also probably say that he wouldn't understand why we Gergers have to stay here.

It's just what we must do. It's not a matter of deserving or not--it's just a fact.

Player: "But he thinks you..."

I would also say that he just doesn't understand what we've seen, thought, and done. He's missed the entire war, after all.

But I would be happy that he survived for so long, and that he still thinks of us occasionally.

Perhaps you could tell Paudav that he's got friends among us Gergers?

Player: Accept.

Maybe Paudav can return to the Aether's flow soon.

We will have no such luck. Our own penance will be going on for quite a while to come.

But we don't mind. We really don't. It's only fair, after all. Tell him that too.

Player: "If you say so."

You're the Asmodian I met, aren't you? I could never forget such a meeting as ours.

I've only heard about the Abyss War secondhand, but it sounds like a terrible and destructive conflict.

Gemyu and my other comrades are as much victims as anyone else. How are they?

Player: "Well, he said..."

I see. I should've known it would take more than a few greetings to pierce their stubbornness.

Still, I'm glad they think so highly of me. I will not give up on them.

Thank you for doing this for me. I pray this is a sign that your war may yet resolve itself peacefully....