Oh Ankea, dost thou dream of me as I dream of thee?

Thine flippant laughter after a fresh kill is a sensual melody for mine ears. The way thou wipest Balaur blood off thy face sends shivers up mine spine, and sets mine heart ablaze....

Oh, your character! I'm uh...practicing for a play! Yes...I'm the lead! You understand, the fans are expecting greatness, so I have to keep practicing!

Yes, well, back to more pressing matters.... Blast those infernal Balaur! The creatures have rallied their servants, the Krall and Mau, to do their bidding in Gelkmaros.

The Krall and Mau have been attacking settlements, and need to be stopped.

What do you say, your character? Interested in cracking some skulls and skinning some cats?

Head out to Vorgaltem Battlefield and slaughter the Krall and Mau camped there.

The Naduka Warmonger, Naduka Watcher, Naduka Tomcat, and Naduka Apothecary are the most dangerous, so target them first.

Be careful. The Drakan might be more powerful, but the Krall and Mau should not be underestimated.

Look, your character, I can't tell you what to do.

But the Krall and Mau need to be bled, or we'll wind up doing the bleeding.

This is for Asmodae--just think about it.

To the Balaur, the Krall and Mau are nothing more than pets.

I can't imagine most of the Krall or Mau are evil, but while the Balaur are behind them, we might never know the truth.

Well then, tell me what happened at Vorgaltem Battlefield.

Blood for blood, your character!

Though the Krall and Mau are just servants, they must be eliminated to protect Asmodae.

You've done a fine job.

1. Get rid of Mau and Krall in the Vorgaltem Battlefield.

   Naduka Warmonger(/3)

   Naduka Watcher(/2)

   Naduka Tomcat(/3)

   Naduka Apothecary(/2)

2. Talk with Arango.

Help Arango by getting rid of the Krall and Mau, underlings of the Balaur, at Vorgaltem Battlefield.

Arango said that the Krall and Mau, as servants of the Balaur, had to be killed.

You went to Vorgaltem Battlefield and killed several Krall and Mau to aid Arango. When you returned, he said that you had done a fine job.