Cause and effect. Hypothesis and experiment.

What if an effect has two causes?

• "Is this still about Raksang collapsing?"

You saved us from destruction via mining. But with one irritant gone, we can see more. The athenosphere, the deepest layer of Raksang, shifts wildly.

Irritated by constant exposure to Drana energy, it flows like river rapids rather than a serene brook.

If the Synthral Wardens continue as they are, who know what could happen? Magma plumes? Tectonic breaks? Please, save our world!

• Accept.
• Decline.

Your admirable devotion will preserve Atreia.

Whenever anyone asks about lurking danger in Raksang, I'll make sure you get all the credit.

• "I'll make you proud."

According to Kenros’s report, Raksang is on the brink of ruin. He has therefore asked you to drive the Balaur Ghosts out of the mineral deposits without delay. You should help him.

My tests report the athenosphere is settling down.

Is this because of you? Or just a natural fluctuation?

• "I dealt with the rotten Drana-lovers."

Interesting that removing the Drana stimulus caused such a quick reaction in the athenosphere.

I'll keep an eye on things, watch out for other sudden changes.

Your bravery in the face of hazardous working conditions deserves a gift. And doubly so! Only you listened to me. Only you saved the world as we know it.

According to Kenros, the slowly moving liquid layer underneath Raksang's earth started to rush about erratically. He could only guess at the disasters this agitation might cause. Earthquakes? Volcanoes?

Regardless of effect, he said the cause was too much Drana in the area. So you went into Raksang and eliminated Drana-soaked Synthral Wardens.