I was too late. Vloxx completed the rite and reached...the other side, I suppose. He looked the same when it ended, but there was no mistaking that a change had occurred. He beckoned me closer, telling me that there was nothing to fear.
Before we could talk, Kuda arrived and interrupted us. Her momentary congratulations to Vloxx for his accomplishment were quickly replaced by demands that he now pass that same power on to her and the Inquest. He finally revealed his true intentions to her, suggesting that he would never let them have such a power. Needless to say, this infuriated her, and she shouted that the Inquest were hers. He told her to take them, and with an effortless wave of his hand, he teleported her out of the room.
Then we talked. I asked what he planned to do now, and he said he realized his vision had been too narrow, that corrupt governments and inept leaders were merely symptoms of the problem. He insisted instead that he had to fix the "code of creation," that with a single change, he could fix all of Tyria's problems. I tried to make him understand how extreme that sounded, but whatever he has seen has convinced him too thoroughly. He promised that I would be there to see whatever he has planned and then he just...disappeared.
I wish I knew what to do next.
I was too late. Vloxx completed the rite and reached...the other side, I suppose. He looked the same when it ended, but there was no mistaking that a change had occurred. He beckoned me closer, telling me that there was nothing to fear.
Before we could talk, Kuda arrived and interrupted us. Her momentary congratulations to Vloxx for his accomplishment were quickly replaced by demands that he now pass that same power on to her and the Inquest. He finally revealed his true intentions to her, suggesting that he would never let them have such a power. Needless to say, this infuriated her, and she shouted that the Inquest were hers. He told her to take them, and with an effortless wave of his hand, he teleported her out of the room.
Then we talked. I asked what he planned to do now, and he said he realized his vision had been too narrow, that corrupt governments and inept leaders were merely symptoms of the problem. He insisted instead that he had to fix the "code of creation," that with a single change, he could fix all of Tyria's problems. I tried to make him understand how extreme that sounded, but whatever he has seen has convinced him too thoroughly. He promised that I would be there to see whatever he has planned and then he just...disappeared.
I wish I knew what to do next. · Guild Wars 2 Database