Arieluma, your character. You know, the longer I research ancient Balaurea, the more empathy I feel for the Reian tribe.

We were all brothers and sisters at one time, the Elyos and Reians. Now we view them in the same light as Asmodians.

We were all one before the Cataclysm...before they migrated to Balaurea.

Most Elyos now see the Reians as nothing more than Balaur, which is very wrong.

I really think it's our honorable duty to set the record straight. We owe it to them.

I would like to cull together interviews with Reian tribesmen and publish a corpus about their history in the Library of the Sages.

What do you think? We can start with Savinus and Gelon. They are both very old Reians--they'll remember the way it used to be.

Will you help me set history straight, your character?

Ah, you're a fine Daeva, your character. Start by interviewing Savinus. He's an expert on his people's history. Then balance it out by speaking with Gelon.

Take this Book of Record. When someone speaks aloud with his hand on the cover, the book records every word he says. It's a fascinating creation, isn't it?

When the book is full, take it to Dimos in the Library of the Sages. Tell him what we spoke of.... I'm sure he'll put it out on display.

I had hoped you were more empathetic than other Elyos, your character! You turn a blind eye to injustice just like the rest.

Very well. If your conscience should happen to surface, you know where I will be.

Good day, Elyos.

Your kind don't normally speak with me. You must need something from me.

He wants to publish a collection of interviews about Reian history, you say? Do you really think it will do anything to change this...prejudice against us?

I don't know if it will help matters much, but I will do all I can to help set the record straight.

You said I just put my hand on the cover and speak? And it records my voice?

Well, it was many, many years ago, before the great fall of the night curtain.

We were Atreians just like you, and we worshipped Siel as you do. Siel loved us very much and bestowed upon us the name "The People of Siel's Spear."

The Lady of Time told us to infiltrate Balaurea and clear the land of its savages, but the Cataclysm happened during the war...tore the world into two halves.

Yes, many generations ago. Those Reians that survived the Cataclysm were stuck in Balaurea. Our fathers settled in Inggison.

We have endured this land for a long, long time. And I believe this is how the misunderstanding came about. We are not one with the Balaur--we simply share the same land.

I hope your people will come to know this about us.

What is this book you bring to me?

Why must you dig up such painful memories from our past?

Ignorant Elyos! To think a simple book will set the record straight. Can its pages undo the deaths of thousands of my people\? I did not think so.

We fought for Siel and no one else. She was inside the Aetheric Field when we entered Balaurea. And during the great divide, many of my people perished.

But we fought for Atreia...for the protection of Atreia. But no one remembers....

I hope so. You must remember, Humans were here long before Elysea and Asmodae were but a glimmer of an idea. And we served alongside them in peace.

We, the Reian tribe, are the only existing race who remembers the days of peace.

Every book upon these shelves tells the story of our people.

And while the histories of the Elyos and Reian tribes are interwoven throughout time, we do not house a single book on their past.

I am intrigued, your character. I would like to see what you have come up with.

Interesting...very intersting.

I will proudly display Geta's creation here. I have heard many rumors about the Reian tribe recently.... This should quiet the gossip.

Leave the book with me, your character, and I will display it for all to see.

1. Talk to Savinus.

2. Talk to Gelon.

3. Go to Sanctum and talk to Dimos.

Geta, a researcher of ancient history, wants to make a book with interviews of Reian tribesmen for the library in Sanctum. Collect interviews from Savinus and Gelon.

Geta, a researcher of ancient history, wanted to create a book of Reian history and donate it to the library in Sanctum.

You compiled the interviews and brought the finished book to Sanctum, and the librarian said he would display it.