Alik tells you, "Ah well.. I have been on the recieving end of Glomdoring's power for a long while but that's not the reason I wish to join. My reasoning is that when I see Glomdoring, I see a collective unit that fight, worship, and live together in unity. Those three things are something I strongly desire. I wish to fight for something worth fighting for, worship something worthy, and live with those worth living with. I have been to Magnagora and Hallifax - both on a whim - and left quickly when I realized that Magnagora was full of selfishness and was completely vulgar and Hallifax was dispassionate and boring. Serenwilde does not have the unity or worthiness that I desire and it's people care not to become such. I wish to become a Harbinger because I am a worshiper and spreader of what is true and worthy. Glomdoring, as I have seen in my readings and research, is true and worthy."

You recall that Alik told you:
"Well.. I suppose a bit of back story would help.. Seren has a bit of a history causing me great frustration. I was almost ascended in Serenwilde. Not because I was the greatest combatant, but because I was really the only one who could successfully lead them in combat. However, once I saw the apathy of the 'wilde, I became so frustrated that I went into a deep slumber to cool off. After I awoke, almost twenty years later, I found that things had not improved and that all of the commune members were just as disrespectful to each other and as apathetic as they were in the past. Enraged, I decided to join Magnagora. I was only there for a few months before I realized it was fueled by selfishness and was not a place I wanted to be. Still seeking a new home, a decided to try Hallifax. I was there for only a few months before I realized it was bland, dispassionate, and aristocratic. I was the wrong race to be happy in Hallifax. Since I was born in the forest, I thought perhaps that I might be able to raise Serenwilde again and that there could be hope for the forest, but that was foolish, for almost all of the citizens were still apathetic and unchanging. Not even three months later, I realized the reason for their foolishness is because they have no purpose. After that, I began binding fae to Mother Night and giving them to Ssaliss and Nicholo. Once I bound them, I realized that true power over foolishness relies in one's willingness to submit to Mother Night and the Wyrd. Shortly after, I was caught and enemied to Mother Moon. I was forced to leave the commune. As a safe haven, I joined Gaudiguch. Hopefully being part of Gaudiguch does not affect my reliability. I merely did the collegium quests to learn a bit more about the city. I'm not interested in living beside these... interesting individuals."

You recall that Alik told you:
"Thank you for your time. I understand it is hard to trust one like me given my honour, but it was within a short period of time that I joined different organizations. Luckily, what I've learned through my travels, is that sometimes, when you carry you baggage, you learn to leave behind what you don't want."