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Input: original question: what Event in fiction is included by [Niko gets charmed panoply from Askelon] and is the one [Dream Lord] appears in?
answer: askelon solicits niko
answer type: Event in fiction.
auxiliary information: In the Sacred Band of Stepsons universe, Askelon of Meridian and Jihan arrive, bringing Wizard Weather with them.  Niko draws Askelon's attention, and at the Mageguild fete Niko is given a charmed panoply made by Askelon, which is the first event in a chain leading to the Battle of Meridian.

In what fictional event does [Niko gets charmed panoply from Askelon] and also includes the [Dream Lord]?