Such peoples well understand the value of an alliance, and thus did many of them receive our proposal most favorably. Hakuro: Are you perchance familiar with Nagxia? It is the region to the south and west of Yanxia, and home to several small nations.
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Yugiri: I knew full well how Hingashi and Sui-no-Sato would respond, yet it did naught to lessen the disappointment when they finally stopped equivocating. Hien: As I mentioned, I have missives to write and some few other matters to attend to ere I depart. Y'shtola: Then let us not keep him waiting. He should have arrived in the Ala Mhigan Quarter by now. Till the meeting, then.Īlisaie: I took the liberty of asking Thancred to attend as well.
For that, I give you my heartfelt thanks. Hien: My friends, we could not have achieved so much in so little time without your help. Yugiri, Hakuro - if you would be so kind as to hold the fort in my absence. All of which means I may leave for the meeting in Ala Mhigo with a lighter heart. Hien: And once I have attended to that, I believe we will have done everything we can to fortify Doma's defenses - for the time being at least. To each of the nations that were amenable to an alliance, I will personally send a missive. Well, there is naught to be done about it. The former will not break its treaty with the Empire and the latter will not involve itself in conflict. Yugiri: From Hingashi and Sui-no-Sato, however, we received outright rejections. All of the factions we approached are in agreement that the Empire poses a threat, and many responded positively to talk of an alliance. Hien: Which just leaves the small matter of our alliance. The minutiae of the arrangement, you may leave to me.
Hien: I thank you for engaging their services on our behalf. A team of engineers stand ready to set out for the Burn at a moment's notice. Tataru and I have commissioned Garlond Ironworks to ensure that the field generators function as they should. We have secured a suitable source of energy for the barrier.Īlisaie: Good. Time to take stock.Īlisaie: Judging by your triumphant expressions, I take it all went well on the Azim Steppe. Y'shtola: 'Twould seem we are the last to arrive. As anticipated, however, many were unwilling to do any more than that. Yugiri: Each of the factions lent an ear to our petition. Though we hope to make many more allies, we could wish for no better than you and your fellow Scions. Hakuro: My lord informs me you were instrumental to the success of his mission to the Azim Steppe. The others may already have returned from their missions, and I would know how things stand. Hien: Now, as much as I believe a rest is in order, we should probably make haste back to the enclave. Hien: I do not pretend to understand what you did, Y'shtola, but you did it! Thanks to you - and, of course - we have taken a momentous step towards securing our defenses. Y'shtola: To manipulate aether in such vast quantities is draining to say the least. Aether may flow freely to the Burn once more.
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Hien: I would not have the first idea how to awaken such a contraption, let alone control it. Come, let us return to the House of the Crooked Coin. Y'shtola: If the aether flows as planned, all that remains is to have the Ironworks' engineers do their work at the ruins. There are no journal entries for this quest. Speak with Thancred in the Ala Mhigan Quarter.Speak with Y'shtola at the House of the Crooked Coin.
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