All the refugees are talking about you, Daeva. They heard about all the things you have done.

I think you might be even more amazing than Master Rhonnam.

I would! But Bibiti thinks you are a weakling compared to this other Daeva. I defended you, of course.

During our argument, Bibi Kal joined in, saying another Daeva was even stronger than either of you!

We argued and argued, but could not come to an agreement. So we decided to make a wager.

Just a small, friendly wager, your character. I bet on you, of course.

If you win, the refugees would really look up to you. Think of what you could do with that respect!

Really, it is just one little test of strength. Asmodians value strength, do they not?

I knew you would! And we picked a real challenge, too!

I heard about a Big Gate on the Vorgaltem Battlefield. Whichever Daeva takes it and carries it back here wins!

Simple for a strong Daeva like you, eh? I will be cheering you on! Good luck!

Hmph, I cannot believe that an Asmodian Daeva does not want to make a show of strength.

To think I defended and believed in you. Go away!

(Is this the gate Tetzkin mentioned?)

(How in Aion's name is anyone supposed to lift something this huge?)

(You get a good grip and try to lift it, but it doesn't budge. Of course.)

(You try another angle. Still no luck. This is impossible!)

Daeva, you are back!

But...you are not carrying anything.

Was it too much for your strength? Will I lose the bet?

What? That big? Not a little bitty one like they use around houses?

No wonder the other Daevas never came back! How embarrassing!

Though I still think you could've done it if you'd tried more.... But I still take responsibility. Take this to make up for my mistake.

1. Try to lift the Big Gate.

2. Talk with Tetzkin.

Tetzkin and other refugees made a bet over which Daeva is the strongest. Go to Vorgaltem Battlefield and lift the Big Gate.

Tetzkin made a wager with other refugees over who the strongest Asmodian is.

You went to Vorgaltem Battlefield to carry the Big Gate, but found it was so big that only a Jotun could possibly lift it.

Tetzin was embarrassed by his mistake, and gave you a reward to make up for the wild qooqoo chase.