Have you only recently arrived in Inggison?

I don’t have much to tell yet, but overall there are many connections through which one can gain and receive things.

May I entrust you with a task?

• You nod.

Northeast of Inggison lies the region Forest of Antiquity.

It’s an area that existed before Tiamat became the Balaur Dragon Lord. Rumour has it that Dramata’s hideout is there.

That’s why the Daeva named Dramata went there, but since no news has come since then, I’m worried.

Please go and check whether Wivius is all right.

• You end the conversation.

Quest: Go to support Dramata’s scout at Ingnie’s request.

Ha, really! That’s great!

When I asked for help finding our fallen comrade, they instead asked me to help them rebuild their lives.

• ‘Has the companion been found?’

You're right about that.

I was searching for Dramata’s hideout in a part of the Forest of Antiquity, but the drakes made attacking difficult.

Even I, who intended to hunt Dramata, couldn’t do anything when the drakes appeared.

I simply dropped all my belongings and didn’t know what to do, so I ran away in a panic... But imagine, my companion who was with me has vanished without a trace.

• You keep listening.

All of this companion’s belongings were in my backpack, and I tore them all up... I’m worried that the poor fellow might be in trouble somewhere.

Please help me, since this happened.

Bring the backpack and item fragments scattered across various parts of the Forest of Antiquity to my companion Mia.

If she has the items, she should be able to free herself.

• You end the conversation.

Phew! Who would have thought you’d meet a Daeva in a place like this?

Have you by any chance found the items?

Oh, me? I didn’t find the items. I’m just standing here resting because I feel dizzy.

• Here are your things.

Why do you always look at me like that?

I’ll say it again: I didn’t find the items.

I only tried to add some supplies.

• You keep listening.

The name of the Balaur I summoned is Summoner Rundilima.

It looks as though they want to summon the fearsome Dramata into this Forest of Antiquity.

(He opens his notebook and shows it, looking a little embarrassed) Well, look at this. Hasn’t my plan worked?

• ‘No, I still haven’t managed it...’

In any case, there is such a thing!

I don’t intend to return until I have dealt with Summoner Rundilima!

But...

So if you, in return, would deal with Summoner Rundilima for me... then I’d be forced to return.

• You end the conversation.

Why are you back so soon?!

It’s not only about Mia. I don’t know how far I have to look, and it will be much harder to find her!

How is Mia? She’s stubborn, she wouldn’t return of her own accord.

• That was it.

Phew, I could have guessed as much.

Still, I’m glad I dealt with the Balaur summoner. Hopefully Mia won’t suddenly jump up and come running.

Have you found out whether she was behind it or if it was an attack by the Balaur?

Sounds interesting. Tell me, where exactly?

• The details of the Balaur attack have been established.

This is a kind of book that the Drakan use. The shape is different, but it is a book.

The title is ‘Dramata Tactics’? Do you think the contents are about Dramata? How did you even come by such an item?

(He looks at the contents for a while.)

What is this! This isn’t a text about Dramata tactics. It’s rather a manual explaining how to protect eggs, similar to those of Dramata, by forming a hard shell.

Why those Balaur have to confuse people with such useless metaphors…

Really? If that stuff contains information about the Balaur, Pilomenes will be pleased and will definitely want it.

• You end the conversation.

The art of war is a scientific discipline.

A commander bears the lives of many subordinates, the fate of a city and the future of the world.

Wouldn’t it be sensible to rely on a doctrine of war that’s a little more grounded?

If you yourself want to become an excellent commander, you should learn to apply basic war tactics.

• This is a Balaur memory crystal.

Isn’t that the Dragon Lord Monument?

A Drakan war manual?

Although I have some experience in the art of war, I’m not enough of an expert to fully master a Dragon Lord’s tactics. Thanks to your help, however, I’ve been able to learn a fair amount.

I should examine this more closely. We must personally check what wisdom the Drakan have accumulated over the long years!

Onggri said that a call for help had come from the Forest of Antiquity and asked that someone go there.

In the Forest of Antiquity, Dramata’s recommender Wivius gathered the lost items and then brought them to the recommender Miae.

After Miae was found, they defeated the Balaur Summoner Rundilima. Afterwards they repaired the Balaur mechanism damaged by Rundilima and handed it over to Wivius.

He said it was a Balaur war manual and should be brought to the Balaur researcher Pilomenes.