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Lament Recon: Solaris Soldier

Head to Ragunna City
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Yhoran:
Oh, I'm finally patched through. Hello? Rover... Can you hear me?
Rover:
Loud and clear.
Yhoran:
Aha, good to hear your voice. I'm Yhoran. We met back at the Black Shores.
Yhoran:
Do you still remember the Tactical Trial you took part in before? We're currently running a similar project, and we could use your assistance again.
Yhoran:
I suppose you're still in Rinascita?
Yhoran:
You can find me in Ragunna City and I'll brief you on the details in person when you have the time.

Head to Ragunna City
Yhoran:
Long time no see, Rover. Stories of your adventures in Ragunna are all over the streets!
Yhoran:
Jokes aside. The Tethys System has always kept a close watch on Rinascita, and our emergency response team just received new data linked to Dark Tide activity.
Yhoran:
To help prevent another Waveworn Phenomenon on the scale of a Dark Tide, we've been working with local authorities to conduct simulations using a hologram device in regions vulnerable to the Threnodian's power.
Yhoran:
Exactly. It utilizes a similar technology, but the scenarios you'll experience are only extreme predictions simulated by Tethys, so nothing to worry about, Rover.
Yhoran:
It's worth mentioning that unlike our usual training, which revolves around skirmishes, this time Tethys wants to focus on scenarios concerning the deployment of individual Resonators.
Yhoran:
To put it simply, in the event of a TD outbreak triggered by the Lament, elite Resonators will be deployed across weak points behind enemy lines to create diversions or take out high-value targets.
Yhoran:
Sounds like something straight out of an action movie, doesn't it?
Yhoran:
KU-Cass even came up with a cool name for it—Lament Recon: Solaris Soldier. Said the name was inspired by some of its retro video games.
Yhoran:
Anyway, we're counting on you to give the holograms a run. And as always, we'll make it worth your while.
Yhoran:
And if possible, feel free to call over some friends to take a spin on the simulation. The more data we can get our hands on, the better.
Yhoran:
Well, Rover, I'll be looking forward to your performance!