"Still, the right is yours to grant them permission to live there, more than mine. If you decline it, then, yes, they're free to take the lands. I have no authority to stop them, and, given how much their archers helped us, during that final battle, I have no intention of not aiding them."<br/><br/>Tredora doesn't look surprised at his admitting his nature, although Jarmaath is still caught off guard. They agree to his requests; "Would it do any good to say no?" he asks, jokingly, and wish him well, when he leaves.<br/><br/>Masaema is overseeing the construction of the temple, admitting that he'd had a vision of the temple Draiss described, although he was much more in favor of the grand temple. "At least here, where we have founded your worship, it should be something worthwhile for pilgrims to visit!" he declares, unaware of the grand temple he created, out of Tiamat's, high in the mountains.