When I decided to become a Daeva of Herbs, I never realised my studies would be so important to battle.

I trust you're thoroughly familiar with Silentera Canyon by now? Then you know how many poisonous creatures lurk there.

More and more Daevas are returning with toxic injuries, and the supply of antidote is running out.

• "So you need antidote ingredients?"

Not exactly. I already have others out gathering those, but it'll take some time to get enough.

In the meantime, the attacks are continuing. We need to at least keep the number of injured from growing any more and straining our remaining supplies.

In short, we need someone to reduce the number of poisonous creatures in Silentera Canyon.

• Accept.
• Decline.

The most poisonous creatures are the Stinging Sheluks, Brown Arachnas, and Blackclaw Scolopens.

These kinds of creatures tend to congregate and attack in swarms, so be prepared.

Don't forget that the Elyos may be lurking there as well.

• "They're more poisonous than Sheluks."

More and more Daevas are being injured by poisonous insects inside Silentera Canyon. Go there and hunt Stinging Sheluks, Brown Arachnas, and Blackclaw Scolopens.

You know, perhaps this crisis is a warning sign. We were having to use more antidote than normal to treat injured Daevas.

This isn't Asmodae, after all. Perhaps this is the opportunity to create an entirely new antidote just for Gelkmaros.

But first the immediate problem. How went the trip to Silentera Canyon?

• "Very well, actually!"

Good, good! But that brings up a very interesting question--if you had such an easy time, why are so many Daevas becoming poisoned?

The more I think about it, the more strange it becomes. I'll have to look into this further.

But you did well. We should have time to bring antidote stores up now. I'm sure Asmodae thanks you.

Sulbanyer needed time to restore depleted supplies of poison antidote. He asked you to kill the poisonous creatures of Silentera Canyon to buy that time.

You easily dealt with the threat. As he thanked you, Sulbanyer said that he found the whole situation odd, given the number of poisonings he's treated.