(You hear light breathing from the waterproof basket and open it to see a baby Shulack, sleeping and wrapped in cloth.)

(You shouldn't leave the baby here. Bring it to the friendly Shulack, Seikin.)

Daeva!

Did you bring food for Setzkiki and me?

His parents must be dead. Just like our mother.... But we cannot take care of him. Can barely take care of ourselves.

He's lucky, though. Babies are cuter than starving kids. Someone will want him, even if they won't help Setzkiki and me.

Why don't you take him to a Shugo like Meininerk?

Partner-Daeva! What do you carry? Something good from a mine?

Eeek! Get it away! Get it away!

Hate small, weak babies. They cry, Daeva! Cry all the TIME! Shugo, Human, Shulack. Is all the same.

Daeva should take baby to Geta. He find competitor who can stay up all night with baby. Akakakak!

Don't you think we need to show more empathy for the Reians? They're Daevas, just like us.

I'm not a Shulack expert, but I agree that a child shouldn't grow up in a research center or a Sanctum shelter.

I heard that Oconerk and his wife in Soteria Sanctuary have been trying to have a baby. Maybe they'd be interested.

Geta say Daeva has special treasure for treasure hunters like Oconerk and Everinrinerk?

Oconerk didn't know Shulacks were so cute!

Oconerk can smell baby's future. Will speak eloq--eloquently and be friend to Elyos. Baby will be good with money. Rich. Rich!

Oconerk's nose knows. Akakakak!

1. Talk with Seikin.

2. Talk with Meininerk.

3. Talk with Geta.

4. Talk with Oconerk.

You found a Shulack baby at the Drana Farm. Find someone who can raise it.

You found an abandoned Shulack baby at the Drana Farm and took him to Seikin, a Shulack you know. Seikin said the baby's parents must be dead, and suggested Meininerk as a possible caretaker.

Meininerk screamed when you brought the baby. Apparently, he hates them. Fortunately, he sent you to Geta who might know a potential parent.

When you met with Geta, he said Oconerk and Evrinrinerk might be interested. You went to Oconerk, and he happily took the child.