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• The Priory's methods have served us well. And I like your approach—solving a problem in your labs and libraries before you solve it in the field.
• It's efficient. It brings victory. And I like winning. Now let's go find Howl and destroy the necromancer's crystal.
• Of course. Usually, our novices aren't so...commanding...but then again, you've done it before. And you're right: there is work to do.
• I'll meet you at Lychcroft Mere with everything we need to end this. Until then.
• I was hoping you'd side with us. Your attitude and skills make you perfect for the Order of Whispers. You'll go far here.
• I like the way you operate. You draw no attention, you keep the enemy guessing, and you get results.
• That's all a good soldier ever wants: to get results and stay alive. So, the necromancer's crystal is out there, and so is Howl. What's our next move?
• Darksteel Earring
• Eager to get started, eh? Good. The Priory and Vigil muster in Lychcroft Mere, but there is danger. Meet me there and we'll make sure they don't get in over their heads.
• The Vigil is the right choice, soldier. You'll be a strong asset to us. Your skills will make a real difference in the world.
• The Vigil understands what this is: war. The dragon threat needs to be confronted head-on, starting with necromancer Rissa.
• By now, Howl is most likely one of her mindless minions. He deserves to rest in peace, and she deserves to die. What's our next move?
• Direct assault, with overwhelming force. The Priory can destroy the crystal, but we will clear the way for them to do so.
• If they falter, or their magic potion fails, we'll bash it until it shatters. Meet me at Lychcroft Mere and we'll put an end to this.
• I'm glad you're here. The Priory jumped the gun and went in without Vigil support. Gahn has more details.
• The Priory team took the detector and the crystal-dissolving potion. Our objective is to find them. Ready for your first mission, recruit?
• More than ready.
• All we're doing is making sure the potion reaches the crystal. They should've given it to us in the first place. Never send a pencil-pusher to do a soldier's job.
• Howl! Can you hear me? Do you understand? Give me a sign that you're still you, or I'll have to...look, just say something!
• Hunger...it hungers...WE hunger...
• He's gone, Centurion. The corruption's got him. That's not the soldier you knew.
• Yeah...and this thing insults his memory. Howl was a good soldier, and my comrade. I'm not leaving him like this.
• Howl the Brazen
• Ah, my furry friends. You've come far and accomplished much, only to die and be reborn as my undead slaves!
• You owe me, necromancer...for Howl the Brazen, and everyone else your amulets defiled. I'm going to paint this swamp red with your blood.
• I doubt it. The dragon crystal has so much power! Besides, I've already imbued the mire with enough toxic magic to kill you where you stand.
• She's right, Centurion. We need to deal with her quickly. If the Priory potion is still in that cave, we can still end this.
• "Quickly" is just what I had in mind, Tribune. Come on, let's see if the necromancer can resurrect herself.
• Necromancer Rissa
• Congratulations, recruit. Your comrade can rest in peace now, and we stopped the undead from flooding this whole region.
• There's a lot more coming. The Orrian dragon also makes undead, and it won't stop at a single region. It'll take over the entire world.
• Then we take the offensive. The dragon is our new target, just like the crystal was. We kill it, we cut off the flow of Orrian undead at its source.
• Agreed. But we don't have the ordnance or personnel to take on the dragon directly. Not yet.
• Don't tell me about dragons, soldier. Ever heard of Destiny's Edge? I was a member. We nearly took down an Elder Dragon all on our own.
• Then show us how. We need to work together if we're going to defeat it.
• You're right. The charr can't do this alone. Fortunately, I heard from one of my old guildmates. She wants to meet in Lion's Arch about that very thing.
• Lion's Arch is also your next stop, recruit. There's a Vigil contact waiting with your first offical mission. Glad to have served beside you. Good luck.
• Welcome, Centurion...or rather, novice. We've got the undead detector and the reagent to destroy the dragon crystal. Now that you're here, we'll begin.
• Hold on. The Vigil insisted that you wait for them, and I agree. Without backup, you people are vulnerable.
• I see no reason to delay. We have what we need, and our problem gets more dangerous with each wasted moment.
• All right, but I'm coming with you. I'd rather have a full Vigil squad with us, but if the centurion has no objections, we'll move out.
• No objections, sir. I'm ready. We'll find the crystal and destroy it. And if we're lucky, we'll also find Howl.
• Then we're all agreed. Now let's show my peers how effective our newest novice can be.
• Congratulations! Despite a few hiccups, it turned out well. Your comrade is at rest, and we stemmed the undead tide.
• For now. The Orrian dragon won't be so easy, and it's making enough undead to flood the entire world.
• If the dragon is the problem, then we need to treat it like we did the crystal. Destroy it, and we cut off the flow of undead at the source.
• That is the ultimate goal. But we're nowhere near ready. We don't know enough to devise and execute a winning strategy.
• Don't tell me about dragons, scholar. Ever heard of Destiny's Edge? I was a member. We nearly took down an Elder Dragon all on our own.
• Then share that experience. We have to pool our knowledge if we're going to defeat the dragon.
• You're right. The charr can't do this alone. Fortunately, I heard from one of my old guildmates. She wants to meet in Lion's Arch about that very thing.