When I went through the rift in the Abyss, I did not expect to land in Asmodae.

When I met Zikel, I had no idea he would curse me.

At first I was miserable and full of despair, but as time went on I found a peace of sorts.

• You keep listening.

My life hasn’t been a purely unlucky one.

If we ever manage to be freed of this curse, perhaps we’ll achieve something that only we are capable of.

Tell Paudav that I’m waiting for that day to come.

• Accept
• Decline

I’m sure Paudav‘s ghost is still here because he desperately wants to experience something.

It’s the same for me.

I’m guessing you’d want something else, being an Asmodian.

Please tell Paudav that I haven’t given up, and that I am convinced that the day will come.

• You end the conversation.

Gemyu wishes for you to send his regards to Paudav.

You're the Asmodian I met, aren't you? I could never forget such a meeting as ours.

I've only heard about the Abyss War secondhand, but it sounds like a terrible and destructive conflict.

Gemyu and my other comrades are as much victims as anyone else. How are they?

• "Well, he said..."

I see. I should've known it would take more than a few greetings to pierce their stubbornness.

Still, I'm glad they think so highly of me. I will not give up on them.

Thank you for doing this for me. I pray this is a sign that your war may yet resolve itself peacefully.

Although Gemyu didn't really seem to listen to Paudav's message, he still appreciated that his old comrade cared.

You delivered this gratitude to Paudav, who resolved to keep trying to get through to his friends.