Sampling Assistant Amon

"I'm not slacking! It's dangerous here, and I'm not willing to risk my life for a handful of stupid crystals."

"I've actually collected quite a lot of Scorching Magic Crystals, so just gather whatever you can."

"There should be enough Scorching Magic Crystals here. The chief'll be happy."

As you looked at the pile, you realized you'd collected the majority of the crystals. You shook your head in disbelief of Amon's laziness.

"It's fate that we should meet, %c%. I have an important favor to ask."

"Nothing survives here but fire spirits, which are known for their, well, fiery tempers. Mad Fire Spirits and Frenzied Fire Spirits here are unpredictable and vicious."

"If you can teach those fire spirits a lesson for me, perhaps they'll be better behaved."

"If you help me, I'll give you valuable information in return. What do you say?"

"Don't you see the Mad Fire Spirits and Frenzied Fire Spirits? Don't just stand there! Go teach them a lesson!"

"You won't get even the slightest hint of information out of me until you finish the task."

"Well, aren't you the efficient little fire spirit slayer! Now I can focus on gathering samples again."

Amon smiled broadly. You wondered what else this incredibly indolent guy wanted you to do.

"The eggs around the black dragon statue are actually the offspring of the legendary black dragon!"

"Last time I got hungry, I snacked on a few, which angered the dragon. Apparently they don't like when you hard-boil their young."

"The dragon was Torecci, son of black dragon Alechi. He would have killed me if I hadn't run away so quickly."

"A dragon slayer named Redosa lives in the northeast. He's always interested in tidbits like this, so maybe you can make some money off of it."

"What a magnificent creation!"Amon exclaimed as he examined the black dragon statue.

"What a majestic onyx wyvern! Its sharp eyes seem to follow you wherever you go."

"Pity we'll never see work like this again! The sculptor died, and I buried him in a hill northeast of his masterpiece statue."

"If you admire his work as much as I do, please pay respect at his grave."