A Guardian's work is never done, you know. We provide the most vigilant defence against all enemies of Elysea. We rein in the Krall and keep a steady eye on the Abyss Fragments above us.
There's more to it, though. Every day well-being does not rest on the greater tasks, but rather the smaller ones--the jobs deemed inconsequential by many Guardians.
I am not among their number. The morale of our people is the bond that strengthens our armies and I tend to its fractures whenever I can, no matter how small. That is a Daeva's responsibility, after all.
Drasia contacted me recently--it seems that Lobnites are eating the Inina around the citadel. She hasn't been able to catch any Inina for days and it's affecting her cooking.
Normally, I'd handle this myself, but I've just been issued orders from the Brigade General himself. I can hardly go and tell him I'm too busy, so would you go out and hunt some [%dic:STR_DIC_MLA16_2]s for me? Remember, addressing small problems can stop them from becoming bigger ones.
Thank you very much.
Please eliminate 9 [plur][%dic:STR_DIC_MLA16_2].
As they breed so quickly a number of them must be culled. In that way, Inina will be protected from them.
What will I do now? I told Drasia it would be done today.
A Daeva's word cannot be broken.
Looks like I'll be killing Lobnites after dark, thanks to you.
Back so soon?
You have hunted the [%dic:STR_DIC_MLA16_2]s already?
This is good news! I see I wasn't misinformed about your abilities.
Take this. It is only fair. Drasia asked me to present it to you.
I only hope it tastes as good as she assured me it would.
Clear out the [plur][%dic:STR_DIC_MLA16_2] that are eating Inina ([%2]/9).
Talk to [%dic:STR_DIC_LA17].
Inina have become rare because of the Lobnites near the Citadel. Kill the Lobnites so Drasia can cook Inina for a change.
Drasia asked William to handle the Lobnites that were eating the Inina she needed for cooking.
Since William had other business, you hunted the Lobnites.