I must admit that the Elemental Spirits native to Balaurea are proving rather...unimpressive. Shy, reclusive....

If we are to achieve eternal fame then we must summon up something much larger.

Just my thought. Wind is quite powerful, and no one can deny its presence. If we can summon a Hurrikane, then our place in history is assured.

Will you help me?

To summon a Hurrikane we need something associated with the element, such as Pteron Bone Pieces. Fresh ones will never do--we need something ancient, so the spirit itself will be ancient and immense.

Hmmmm...I have it! At Vorgaltem Battlefield there are Krall guarding the field. I have seen them wearing amulets made of Pteron Bone Pieces. No doubt these belonged to a massive creature from ancient times.

Assault the Naduka Warmongers and Naduka Watchers and bring me pieces of their amulets!

You help me twice and now refuse? Is this a joke? Are you toying with my emotions?

I am...disappointed. Go away. I will stay here with my Water and Earth Spirit friends.

Just as you arrived, the air grew still, as if anticipating what is to come. I am certain that we will summon a tremendous Air Spirit--all I need are the proper Pteron Bone Pieces.

Do you have them?

You say you will help, your character, and then you do not. Have you no sense of decency?

Please, I implore you, go to Vorgaltem Battlefield, defeat the Krall, and bring me the 30 Pteron Bone Pieces I require.

This will take a bit longer than the last time, but...wait...there...do you feel that?

That is no ordinary wind, my friend. That is an ancient Hurrikane! Surely you cannot deny its presence as it passes by?

1. Obtain the Pteron Bone Pieces and bring them to Yumir.

   Pteron Bone Piece x30

Yumir needs you to retrieve Pteron Bone Pieces by defeating the Krall Warmongers and Krall Watchers.

Yumir wants to summon Spirits unique to Balaurea, and needs special materials to do so.

You defeated Krall as asked, and brought him Pteron Bone Pieces.

Yumir said he summoned a Hurrikane, but it is possible that it was nothing more than a stiff breeze.