Thanks to you, I can actually work in the Dragonspine Rise without getting attacked by Gryphu.

I hardly see any these days. And if I do, some yelling and rock-throwing actually gets them to slink off.

It's like they know Skraw was killed by an Asmodian, so they're running scared of any Asmodian they see.

Hah, exactly! Still, a new leader will emerge among the Gryphu sooner or later. It's just the way the world works.

And the Dragonspine Rise is so rich, I want to be surveying there for quite a while.

your character, I think we need to take this opportunity to suppress the Gryphu population once and for all.

There you go! Without Skraw around, the remaining Carnal Gryphus should be easy pickings.

Once they're all gone, there won't be any leader, and it could take years for them to return. More than enough time for me to work.

Don't forget to come on back when you're done. I'll pay you for doing this.

What, you're bored with killing Gryphu? Hah, I guess I can't blame you when there are Balaur running around!

Still, I'd be willing to pay you to do this. That should take some of the edge off, shouldn't it?

Well, my Kinah and I will be right here if you're in the area again.

Do you hear that, your character? No? Well, that's the whole point--it's silence.

Used to be, especially when Skraw was around, that you'd hear infernal cawing all the way over here, constantly.

Now it's just the wind. Peaceful. Perfect. So I guess this means you got it done?

This is great! My surveying should go a lot faster now. I bet I'll get even better results, too.

You know, mere material things can't express my gratitude. But they can't hurt, can they? So enjoy!

1. Hunt Carnal Gryphus in the Dragonspine Rise.(/10)

2. Talk to Carabel.

Take the opportunity to eradicate Carnal Gryphu found in the Dragonspine Rise.

Carabel thinks that Skraw's demise has provided the prefect opportunity to completely extract Carnal Gryphu from the Dragonspine Rise.

You hunted down the remaining Gryphu and reported back to Carabel, who was looking forward to being able to survey without being bothered by birds.