Hail, Daeva. Did you come to join the Watch? It's a noble organization, and you'd be doing a great service to Asmodae.

No? Well, it was worth asking. For me, I found my duty here. I came here hoping to cultivate this land and restore it to something of its former glory. That's tough with all these sun-cursed monsters roaming the fields and attacking the settlers, though.

Alone, we don't stand a chance. We organised the Watch to keep us safe long enough to get the job done.

• "Safety in numbers."

Our hard work is paying off. Contamination in the area is much lower than the past.

Still, we can't farm with Sap Laupedes and Infected Kurins attacking us in the field.

Their very presence adds to the contamination, undoing our hard work. It has to stop.

• "Perhaps I can be of assistance."

I'm not saying the Watch can't fight--we have, but we're not trained troops here. We earn more casualties than victories, though that's better than fatalities, you know?

We need someone with your strength, Daeva. Could you help us get rid of Sap Laupedes and Infected Kurins?

• Accept.
• Decline.

The Polluted Waste is northwest of Settlers Campsite. You'll find Sap Laupedes and Infected Kurins there.

These're no clawless snufflers, Daeva. Be on your guard.

• "Blood for blood!"

Settlers can't plant the fields while hindered by monsters. Get rid of the Sap Laupedes and Infected Kurins that pollute the soil.

We need hope, Daeva.

I pray you've brought good news.

Are the Sap Laupedes and Infected Kurins gone?

• "They've been dealt with."

You did it? Azphel's shade embrace us!

That's just the sign we need, Daeva! Thank you so much.

Now we can focus on making the land bloom.

Dehen, the Watch Leader, said that the Polluted Waste is arable, but the Sap Laupedes and Infected Kurins were contaminating the land.

The Watch tried to solve the problem alone but were no match for the creatures.

You single-handedly defeated the monsters and brought hope to the settlers.