Act IV, Chapter Thirty Four "Meet the eyeball" (19-04-2025)

The Ashen Company steel themselves to meet The One Who Watches and step through in to it's sanctum, the planet sized eyeball welcomes and congratulates the group on having been interesting to watch. They are unmade and remade once more (level 23).

The Watcher explained their long term goal is to spot the cycles. The wyrms started few in number moving throughout the glixey devouring planets. The wyrms feed on the exaltium core that all planets have. In Eyeballs original life they took a stand to defend the last planet in our glixey - Ios. Eyeball fought it out against ten wyrms but unable to finish the fight settled in to an agreement of sustainable farming - Eyeball gave the dragons a way of hibernating for 10,000 years at a time in shell of purple exaltium, at the end of that cycle they would harvest the souls of the population rather than the core of the planet. 

Ever since then the Watcher has been trying to find a way to stop the cycles, the closest anyone can come was known as the 'defiant cycle' where the population managed to kill three of the wyrms. The Eyeballs seems all out of ideas at this point trying to fall back on the repetition of elevating the strongest adventurers to god status leading to a 100% failure rate so far.

As the discussions, planning and questions get underway we learn that the wyrms grow in number by processing conquered people in to new wyrms and that Ios only has resurrection magic due to Eyeball's 
power.

The Ashen Company rejoin the rest of the conclave to continue planning and gather a rough plan:

Before leaving the End of All Things Astrea, Berrick, Lotty & Atheya learn the knowledge of resurrection so the Watcher and their Wardens (presumably something one of the other groups has learnt about) deliver the Wraithnado (a bomb of souls one of the other groups has learnt about)

Return to Ios and assess the situation and end the Wyrm threat on Ios

Ensure the Watcher's part of the mission was successful, rest, recover and rebuild (or repopulate in Berrick's case) the world.