Oh, is it that time of day already? No?

Kaisinel's backside, I'm tired!

Sure, I'm helping keep the fortress secure, but maybe we could be allowed to go outside? To kill all the creatures in the forest that get on my nerves?

Optimists may sing of peace, but I like to prepare for other, newer threats.

In battle here, the biggest threat comes from poisonous tentacles or exploding thorns, not our thinking enemies. You won't see any Poisonthorn Moonflowers or Tentacled Ksellids on my watch!

Though I stand sentry during the day, nighttime is MY time. When it gets dark, my energy flies up into the stars and I go out to hunt Moonflowers and Ksellids.

Except...yes, I guess I have started to feel the exhaustion set in. I truly do need to skip one of these activities, and the General will kill me if I don't show up for duty, so....

Would you deal with the Moonflowers and Ksellids lurking to the north of the fortress for me? Just for today?

I knew you were my kind of your class!

I guess I'll have to go out again tonight to deal with the Moonflowers and Ksellids.

At this rate, I could collapse of exhaustion any second.

Isn't it a rush? Going to the Wildheart Grove and getting Moonflowers and Ksellids before they get you? But it's also practical.

Imagine there's a battle with the Balaur. You touch a Moonflower or Ksellid accidentally, and you'd be poisoned before you even glimpse the enemy.

Good work, your character. Now we're safe...to get killed by our chosen enemies instead of natural ones.

Errr...sorry. I'll be more amiable after a good night's sleep tonight. Thank you for the help.

1. Hunt the Moonflowers and Ksellids north of the fortress.

   Poisonthorn Moonflower(/4)

   Tentacled Ksellid(/6)

2. Talk with Phryne.

Accept the request of Legionary Phryne, who works hard every night to hunt Moonflowers and Ksellids north of the fortress.

Phryne worried about Moonflowers and Ksellids north of the fortress, so she went out to hunt them every night.

She was very grateful you hunted the Moonflowers and Ksellids for her so she could sleep.