If you’ve come this far, you’ve at least partly understood the situation in Gelkmaros, haven’t you?

Unlike in Atreia, not only the Balaur live here, but also Reians, Klaw, Draconutes and many other peoples and creatures.

Among them are also species considered natural enemies of the Shulacks.

• You keep listening.

On Atreia they may be reviled merely as scoundrels, but in Gelkmaros many of them were sacrificed to the Dragon Lord Tiamat.

There are refugees who have lost the homes they lived in for a long time and who ask us for shelter and help.

Purkin is a typical Shulack around here.

Could you, Daeva, pay him a short visit and report back to us?

• You end the conversation.

Note: Help the Shulack refugees at Vesvola’s request.

You refuse? You won’t help Mitta? Leave us to the Balaur? How can you be so heartless?

Please help these poor refugees.

• You ask what happened.

I have not yet healed from the wounds of war. I don’t know when Tiamat will breathe fire again.

The sooner the cart is repaired, the sooner I can get to a safe place. However, I do not know where that place should be...

That would mean recreating the swamp rather than repairing it. It is really badly damaged.

Still, there was this ruined swamp, so we could see the refugees. Without the supplies here, they would have starved long ago.

• He asks what you need.

To repair the swamp Wood Board is required.

If you go into the Spiritfall Forest you’ll come across many Cursed Tree Rotrons. Would you bring me their planks?

Once the swamp is repaired, we can also go to the Rhonnam Refugee Village.

Please take care of them.

• You end the conversation.

Did you bring the Wood Board?

They have to be flat and sturdy.

This cart might look terrible, but it has helped us a lot while we’ve been on the run.

Repair it quickly so you can use it again.

• You hand over the Wood Boards.

Hm, if only we had that many, we could somehow fix the contraption.

However, there is another problem.

The Skraug who were supposed to travel with us to the Rhonnam Refugee Village are nowhere to be seen.

• You keep listening.

When they fled the ruined Nunglark tribe, all survivors came here... but now they seem to have vanished without a trace.

Have you perhaps seen other Skraug among the wreckage?

It looks as if a Skraug remained in the dilapidated hut of the old Nunglark tribe.

They are probably afraid of the roaming factions and therefore do not come. I don’t care, but there are indeed many Skraug who are afraid of your faction.

• You keep listening.

I am sorry they have to live in hiding. Will you help me?

I’ll give you a flute; play the melody I teach you. The Skraug like this tune, so they’ll be drawn out when you play it.

If you lure them like that, they’ll come out.

Zuuuk-zuuuk... (air/flute sound)

If you blow harder you can play better.

• You keep listening.

Oh yes, play the flute at the spot where a Suspicious Wreck might be.

If you find someone, tell them about the refugee village here. We will wait here.

Tell them to either bring the surviving Skraug to me or go to the Rhonnam Refugee Village.

In the meantime I will repair the cart.

• You end the conversation.

Who... are you? How do you know this song? Only Shulacks know it...

Oh, and you play very well... Only those taught by Shulacks can play like that.

Could you play it once more?

• He says we should go to the Rhonnam Refugee Village.

Will Shulack refugees like us be accepted there too?

All right. Since this is the person who gave us the flute, I’ll believe them.

I can walk to the Rhonnam Refugee Village on my own.

But the sound of that flute is truly lovely... The flute tone... Could I hear it once more?

• You end the conversation.

How was it? Did you find anything? Or anyone? Maybe I was wrong, but...

I was really very nervous while you were away. So what happened?

• I brought the refugees to the Rhonnam Refugee Village.

Really? Did you find the refugees and send them to the Rhonnam Refugee Village?

Phew, that’s really reassuring.

Oh yes, our companion Chenkiki is in the Rhonnam Refugee Village. Let Chenkiki know as well.

I’ll just finish the repairs and then set off.

• You end the conversation.

Oh, hello Daeva! Welcome!

Are you here to see Master Rhonnam?

• I have a message from Purkin...

I passed your message on to the Shulack refugees who came to the Rhonnam Refugee Village.

On behalf of the Shulack refugees, I want to thank you. Thank you for helping us.

Your reputation as a Daeva has spread among the refugees, and a certain legionnaire has helped them.

Go to Nysdvor.

• You end the conversation.

Lately more and more Shulack have been coming to the Refugee Village.

Rumours are going around that someone is helping the refugees. Apparently you are the person they’re talking about.

• You nod.

The willingness to help even the weak is the very reason our Shulack Refugee Village exists.

How wonderful that you, as a Daeva, have come and understand this.

Thank you!

Vesvola told of Shulack refugees in Gelkmaros and asked you to help them.

The Shulack refugees asked for wooden planks so damaged equipment could be repaired; they also led a decaying Shulack refugee to the old Tree-Spirit Stone and brought him to the Rhonnam Refugee Village.

When you reported the rescue of the Shulack refugees to Commander Nysdvor, he praised you and rewarded you.