Before you were told, would you have guessed that this was an illusion fortress? Did you see any tells, any strange pieces, that made it seem somehow unreal?

Thank you. Lord Kaisinel gave my legion the special ability to make an Illusion Fortress, and we were almost overwhelmed at first. We built this fortress with painstaking effort and plenty of spilled blood.

We need to constantly maintain the illusion, lest we lose the Fortresss to carelessness. A small mistake could split the illusion into shards, much like Tower of Eternity.

Would you go out and build an accurate picture of the illusion's health while familiarizing yourself with the area?

This will be part "surprise inspection" and part "chance for Wisplight to show off to the new resident".

May I suggest you see Centurion Gellius, Legionary Teressa, and Alchemist Phailos? Admire their work while hunting for anything they've failed to report.

Ah, you're a smart one.

Knowing that you know nothing about the illusion, you won't put yourself in the position of passing judgment on it. I'm impressed, your character.

But the true exercise is less about judgment, and more about knowing where things ought to be when running smoothly. Are you sure you won't go?

Is there something you need?

If so, please come back another time. My hands are full with the Inggison Outpost.

Maintaining the illusion is burden enough, and now we need to look after another fortress. How could we be anything but busy?

The Brigade General has told us to do what we can, and--while I appreciate his trust--I'm under immense pressure. I need twice the men, twice the resources, basically twice everything.

You are my idol, your character. Every time I hear about your exploits, I tell myself that I'm going to become the best Spiritmaster ever.

Just like you always put your heart and soul into your work and travels, I'm going to do that too. Just watch!

I don't really know. This is my first assignment with the Wisplight Legion, so I can't tell if the workload is heavy or light.

Besides, a lot of the time other Daevas leap to help me out, even thought I never ask. Men, especially.

your character...your character.... I know I heard that somewhere.

Ah, yes. You led a detachment here from Sanctum. Good to see they can spare a few Daevas for our insignificant corner of the world.

No, it's really not...which is part of my problem.

I used some of the materials intended for making Illusion Spheres on something else, you see. I just took a bit for one little experiment, and then I needed more and more and.... Well, you get the idea.

I hear you can get replacements in Calmheart Grove, but I'm hopeless at fighting. Let's hope things keep going smoothly and we don't need new Spheres, eh?

Now that you've seen how we do things in Inggison, is there anything you want to tell me?

Think carefully before divulging the secrets of your potential comrades-in-arms. What do you need to tell their general, and what don't you?

Yes, just as I expected. I've been holding back extra materials from Phailos's team until they needed them for just this reason.

A good General knows his troops and assigns them accordingly, and Lord Kaisinel knows I try to be a good General.

1. Talk with Gellius.

2. Talk with Teressa.

3. Talk with Phailos.

4. Talk with Brigade General Versetti.

Check up on the Fortress's illusion for Brigade General Versetti.

Brigade General Versetti said that the slightest waver in of concentration could shatter the illusion maintaining the Fortress, and asked you to check on the Wisplight Legionaries.

You reported back to him after talking to Centurion Gellius, Legionary Teressa, and Alchemist Phailos, and the General said he was unsurprised by your intel and had already taken it into account. Was this a test of character and sense?