Soon enough, I expect we'll be ordered into Hanarkand. So the troops need to be ready at a moment's notice!

How would you keep Daevas working at peak efficiency? Feed them, clothe them, yes. What else?

• "Ummm...run drills maybe?"

Perhaps.

My next choice, though, is to keep morale up among the Legionaries, especially those who are already doing well. They should be recognised for their efforts and encouraged to keep up the good work, which also positively affects their shield mates.

So, I've written this letter of appreciation to Rollia. Would you like to deliver the happy news?

• Accept.
• Decline.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Do you know how to get to the Inggison Outpost? No need to get lost on the way; simply ask Teressa.

She used to deliver their supplies and can explain the route.

• "Faith and arms, General."

Deliver Brigade General Versetti's letter of encouragement to Rollia at the Inggison Outpost.

Arieluma!

Are you going to the Inggison Outpost? Let me know if I can help.

• "What's the best way to get there?"

The fastest ways are to glide in by Air Line or walk through Wildheart Grove.

I prefer the Air Line, personally. It costs, but it's fast and safe and worry-free.

Still, you're a real Daeva. So walking there won't be a problem for you, just like someday it won't be a problem for me, Spiritmaster Extraordinaire.

• "Thanks for the information."

We fetter the fiends in their corners, Daeva, and can't take the time for any but the most urgent business.

I will replace these Illusion Spheres and then replace the combative Balaur with Elyos villagers!

• "Glory! Also, here's a letter from the General."

From General Versetti? Why would he be writing directly to me...?

Oh! That....

I just did what I had to do. I'm so honoured by his letter.... I'll read it whenever I start to get lazy.

Brigade General Versetti wants to let Rollia know he's noticed her outstanding work at the Inggison Outpost.

You went to the Outpost, following Teressa's directions, and gave Rollia the General's letter. She shyly said she just did what she had to do.