It’s not really anyone’s pleasure to be here right now, Daeva. These cursed Balaur are pressing down on us hard in Naduka Biolab.

Deserts are really lethal regions, but from nowhere we now have all these bees to deal with too. Their numbers seem to be multiplying.

They have to be test subjects from the Biolab.

• "Yeah, coincidence...not bad luck."

At any rate, we knew something was wrong when they showed up. Bees aren't exactly common in this region, after all.

Olga is saying they're "messengers of the tippled jesters," whatever that means. They've been hovering nearby, but haven't attacked...yet.

I understand they're faster, more aggressive, and have strong venom. We need your help to get rid of them NOW.

• Accept.
• Decline.

Listen carefully. The Naduka Biolab is in the deep end of the Petralith Canyon.

We have no real idea what the Balaur are doing there... or to what. So I wouldn’t go in unprepared.

We’ll hunker down in the meantime in case the Massive Bee Swarm attacks again. We’re counting on you.

• "I won't let you down."

Helline says that Massive Bee Swarms are gathering near the campsite. Go to the Naduka Biolab and break up their swarms.

I haven't seen a single blasted bee for hours now, let alone the swarms I'm used to.

That must mean you just got back from the Naduka Biolab.

I assume the Massive Bee Swarms are dead?

• "Swatted but good."

Good. I think you just spared us a lot of hard hours of attack and defence. With foes as small as bees, it would've been tough.

I can't imagine what it would've been like had their numbers grown even more. And the Biolab would've done it--count on it.

You did us a good deed today, Daeva. I won't forget it, and neither will anyone I talk to.

Helline was worried about the thick swarms of bees that had been sighted in the area. She was convinced that they were coming from the Naduka Biolab.

She sent you to the Biolab to destroy the bees before they become a more serious threat.

You went to the Naduka Biolab and wiped out the bees. Helline was truly grateful for you saving her and her troops a lot of difficulty.