Oh, Daeva, business is terrible. I try to cook. I try Asmodian recipes, but don't quite taste right.

Or so Archons say. They make faces. Insult my cooking!

• "The taste IS a tad off...."

Of course it is! All scraps go to feed refugees! Asmodians have proper food--refugees don't!

Just want to make Kinah to leave Gelkmaros. Find some place with not so many Balaur!

But visiting Shugo suggested side business that makes lots of money--salvage!

• "Isn't that dangerous?"

Oh, no, not from battlefields. Other places, small stuff. Pick out useful metal and bits of gems and sell for profit!

In fact, I hear Thicket Airons take many Broken Knickknacks for nests.

Hey, could Daeva collect Knickknacks for me while I cook? Will pay handsomely!

• Accept.
• Decline.

Thicket Airons take anything for nests, no matter where it came from. Refugees, Daevas, Balaur.... They steal!

Might have some useful stuff in all that junk. Only one way to find out!

• "Indeed there is."

Sayakiki is thinking of collecting and selling scrap junk as a side business. Gather some from Thicket Airons.

Ackkkk! Too much salt, too much salt! But needs salt to taste like anything.

Bad day for cooking, Daeva. Looking forward to retiring and leaving for safer places.

But did you find any Broken Knickknacks?

• "Still seems like junk..."

Maybe it is, but it's only hope to make money before old age!

If only earned from cooking, will take forever! And have to listen to complaining Daevas all day!

So please fight more Airons. I'll give you free juice!

• "Uh, no, that's fine."

Maybe.... But ooh! Is that tiny shard of Aether? And that may be bit of Titanium...

This might make Kinah, just like Shugo said! Safe place, I am coming!

Next time I set lots of traps, get lots of Airons all at once. Thanks for help, Daeva! Come back and buy food anytime!

Sayakiki's food business isn't earning enough Kinah to leave Gelkmaros. A Shugo suggested she sell scrap junk on the side.

Thus, she asked that you bring her the junk that Thicket Airons frequently steal to line their nests.

You brought her the scrap that she requested, and she found small bits of possibly valuable items, raising her hopes.