Oh in the name of Lady Yustiel, I wish we'd get some relief from this oppressive heat! I've been here for a while now but I never get used to it.

I was raised in Eltnen, so you'd think the heat wouldn't bother me, but it's dry in Eltnen. You never get the humidity we have here.

If I didn't have Cold Amalil Tea, I'd probably go insane. I'd offer you some, but unfortunately it just ran out.

• "Does that mean you'll go insane?"

Of course not. I'm sure I have some more. All you need to make it is Dried Amalil Leaves. Steep them in boiling water and then add ice.

It tastes good and cools you off! I learned about it from a villager. It's their secret to beat the heat, passed down for generations.

I'll just get out some dried Amalil leaves from my...oh, wait. It's empty! I'm out! I can't make more tea!

• "Now the insanity?"

Don't even joke about it, Daeva. You might be sweating, but you can look forward to leaving. Soon you'll be off to Sanctum or someplace else cool and comfortable.

The tea doesn't just cool me off. It relaxes me and helps me forget that I'm not going to get out of here for a long time.

The villager who brings me the amalils isn't due to visit for weeks, and there's no way I can go out and gather it myself in the jungle. Would you...?

• Accept.
• Decline.

Oh thank you! You can buy Amalils from someone who has them, or gather them yourself. They're all over in the Poya Jungle and Klawtan's Wallow.

You can't imagine what this means to me, Daeva. It's the one pleasure I have in this terrible place.

We won't be able to drink it right away, of course, as the leaves must be dried first.

• "I'll be back."

Gather some Amalils, an ingredient of Cold Amalil Tea, and take them to Prokopios.

Oh, Daeva, it's good to see you again. I trust everything has gone well for you in the jungle?

Did you manage to find any of the Amalils I need to make tea yet?

• "Is this it?"

Oh, okay. Take your time.

Please gather some for me whenever you happen to find it.

Especially if that time is very soon.

• "I will."

Ariel's Light! You brought the Amalils!

I know it must have been a lot of trouble but I really appreciate it, Daeva.

I'll set these out to dry right away, and soon there will be Cold Amalil Tea again!

Prokopios said Cold Amalil Tea is his trick for enduring hot and humid weather.

He wanted to serve you a glass but had run out, so when you gathered some Amalils for him he was very grateful.