Daeva, I think we’re going to have to stay here for a while yet.

We can’t take the route into Tiamaranta that we had planned to at the moment.

The ship would just crash again if we tried now. The atmosphere is so unstable.

• You ask what you should do now.

We’ll have to bring to anchor here for a while and try to find a solution.

If we can find out more about this place, then I’m sure we’ll discover why we can’t fly.

Daeva, please investigate the area while we get the ship back in top condition.

• You end the conversation.

Talk to Captain Chronos and accept an assignment.

The best way for us to learn more about what sort of place Laphsaran is would be to inspect the creatures that live here.

As the ecology of this place is completely foreign to us, an analysis will be difficult.

Regardless, some Organic Samples would be of great use right now.

• You hand over the organic samples.

Hmm, I see. Then it’s as we thought.

This place exhibits even more unique ecological features than we’d assumed.

There’s also fine Maphis Acid and Puca Stone here.

Creatures need to adapt to their environments in order to survive.

The organic samples you gave me contain acids and petrified substances, indicating that the creatures here have adapted to the acidic and petrifying properties of Laphsaran.

• ‘Acid and petrification... Would that mean this place is under Balaur Lady Tiamat’s influence?’

That’s true. Acid and petrification are both Balaur Lady Tiamat’s expertise. It can’t be a coincidence.

Let’s assume that Tiamat’s power has such a huge influence that it’s even having an effect on Laphsaran’s soil.

For the geological environment to be in this state means that it’s probably effecting the atmosphere in a similar way.

We’ll have to do thorough investigations to determine if our hypothesis is correct.

Please collect information about the atmosphere at different places around Laphsaran.

You’ll have to collect data in different locations so that we can understand this place better. It’s not a fun job, but it’s a necessary one, so please do your best.

• You say that you will set off now.

You’re not part of the rescue party?! When is someone going to save us already?

I’m sick of Laphsaran.

I want to get back to Atreia as quickly as possible.

• ‘Do you happen to have collected any information about the atmosphere?’

About the atmosphere?

I don’t know anything about that, but if you can find someone who knows their way around Laphsaran, maybe they’d be able to help you.

You should go and try the Reian Refugee Camp.

They say there’s a seer there who leads the Reians. She must know a lot.

I think... if I remember correctly her name was Seer Amarena.

• You end the conversation.

There you are.

Daeva, I knew you were going to come here to see me.

Ask me what you want to know.

• ‘Is there anywhere around here where you could gather information about the atmosphere?’

About the atmosphere...

What? You found Maphis Acid and Puca Stone in the Organic Samples?

I’ll have to think about this before I answer.

Chronos said that you wouldn’t be able to travel to Tiamaranta nor leave Laphsaran because the atmosphere is too unstable.

You asked the geologist Lana for help with finding a solution.

Lana surmised that Laphsaran is still heavily under Tiamat’s influence.

She asked you to travel around Laphsaran and collect more precise information for her.

Vellond, who you met at the Northern Guardian Base, suggested that you go and find a Reia to speak to, because they know a lot about the area.

You met Amarena at the Reian Refugee Camp, and got the feeing that she somehow knew you were going to be there in advance.