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- Your Highness, - Beata said politely, not daring to be as familiar with Naera as she was with Naria, - my partner and I witnessed something rather disturbing... a sign? A vision? Anyway... We were on our way home and decided to stop by Ogma's tavern - the one in the port, which opened last summer. And as soon as we walked in, we saw a strange fellow...
- He was... one of the Lunarians, Your Highness, - Gillon continued. - Tall, dark-haired. But he looked like a human. And he was telling the bartender about... a monster, a huge dragon of incredible power, that would soon arrive and burn cities and villages, destroying everything around. It would destroy everything it touches and instill such terror in people that all those who are not strong enough in spirit would freeze in its presence. It would be truly hopeless to resist it. He called it... "Apostle of Hopelessness." [presumably, they are accurately describing its stats, but I'm too lazy to translate the character sheet into a literary narrative]
- And he said that this monster was sent upon us by someone who doesn't like Welfern, our entire empire... as far as we understand. And he also said... - Beata hesitated, and then said the next phrase with emphasis, - "it cannot be defeated by traditional methods of warfare."
- We assume that this means there is another way to win, which is not a direct confrontation with it. Perhaps some artifact or spell. Maybe a prayer... Or some vulnerable spot on its body...
- Yesterday evening, we told our... our leader about this, - Beata nodded towards Erefir, - she thought it would be wise to consult with you, Your Highness. And, may I suggest... this is one of those cases where we would like to inform Her Highness, Princess Naria, if possible.
- Of course, if that is possible, Your Highness, - Gillon nodded.
- Yes, of course, only if it is appropriate for her and for you. At the same time, we are waiting for your opinion and your instructions on the situation, Your Highness, - Beata gave a slightly awkward but polite bow. Gillon followed her example.