Think you've got talent now, tadpole? Hah! I invented talent.

A real hunter has more than talent. No Asmodian is a born hunter. Well, except me. But even those born with skill or blessed by the Shedim Lords require training.

To be a true hunter requires swiftness and endurance. You must scale treacherous mountains, navigate turbulent rivers, and cross searing deserts on foot. Only then will your body be ready.

• "How can I be better?"

Hunt the Nimble Maeki, tadpole. Its swiftness in rugged terrain is without match. But do more than hunt it--watch it, mimic its movements, and understand its power.

When hunting the Maeki becomes simple, do it without sight, then without sound. A true hunter can slay the beast with nothing but their sense of smell.

What do you think, tadpole? Are you ready to challenge the Nimble Maekis again?

• Accept.
• Decline.

Hunt 20 Nimble Maekis and come back to me.

You already know how to hunt them, right?

Be snappy with your decisions! Hesitant hunters are never successful.

• "I will return."

Lorando says you need to keep practising to become a successful hunter. Follow his advice and hunt the Nimble Maekis.

Have you already caught 20 Nimble Maekis?

That was quick!

I didn’t doubt you for a second.

But do tell. How did the Maeki hunt go? Do you still find it difficult?

• "Quick and simple."

Your skills are improving, tadpole. You may yet become a true hunter. But even with frequent training, it will be decades before you can match my abilities.

Return, and I shall continue your training.

Lorando said hunting Maekis is excellent hunter training. He suggested you hunt Nimble Maekis for practice.

You slew Nimble Maekis at the Mt. Musphel Entrance. When you returned, Lorando said your skills are improving. He told you to come back if you want more training.