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- We need to move quickly. They probably know we're coming either way. Our friend has been invaluable so far. Perhaps the Hero of Shaemoor can offer some insight here.
- Agreed. So, my friend, the choice is yours. Stealth, or strength?
- I need to talk to Captain Tervelan.
- Oh, the pesky civilian, er, hero's back! I'm surprised you made it. So soon, I mean. The captain just rode out. Ettin problems down south. Care to leave a message?
- Just rode out, huh? Convenient. No, I'll deliver the message myself. I just wanted to let him know we cleared out that centaur camp for him.
- You and Bigsby cleared the camp by yourselves? That's...impressive.
- Seems your captain underestimated a certain "pesky civilian," not to mention Sergeant Bigsby. And I intend to make him aware of the fact.
- Of course you're still alive. Should've known a few centaurs couldn't kill the "Hero of Shaemoor." They're your specialty, after all, right?
- I know what happened to Falcon Company, Tervelan. How could you give them up to the centaurs? How could you betray their trust like that?
- I got funds to reequip my soldiers, munitions, decent rations, and a promotion. My command's killed more centaurs than the rest of the Seraph combined—thanks to Falcon Company's sacrifice.
- And all it cost was one company of your fellow soldiers. You're not an officer, you're a greedy, lowlife thug. And you'll pay for what you've done.
- You and Bigsby... If you hadn't dug so deep, you both could've done a lot to help us. All of us. But now you'll just be ettin food. Bigsby may be already.
- This gate should hold you all in. I'm sorry it came to this. Good-bye, "Hero." When you meet her, tell your sister I said hello.
- Hey, are you all right?
- Fine, Captain Thackeray. I'm glad you're here. Tervelan's a traitor. On top of two fresh counts of attempted murder, he was the one who betrayed the Screaming Falcons.
- Bigsby's letter said as much. Then Tervelan kept insisting no one was in the cave, a bit too strongly for me to believe him. I'm glad you made it out.
- Captain, I think Tervelan knows something about the survivors of Falcon Company. I need to ask him a few questions.
- By all means. Anything he can do to help redeem himself would be in his best interests. Life in prison can be rough on a traitor.
- You hear that, Tervelan? You'd better answer my friend's questions. It's a long way to prison, and the road could be very uncomfortable.
- Captain, I'm afraid I have bad news. Tervelan is a traitor. He sent me into centaur territory, promising back-up, but then he never actually sent anyone. He meant for us to die there.
- That's outrageous. He's a Seraph captain. You're sure it wasn't just a misunderstanding?
- I'm sure. I found the rest of Harrinton's journal at the centaur camp. It blatantly accuses Tervelan of conspiring with the centaurs that ambushed Falcon Company.
- All right. I need to talk to Tervelan myself. Meet me at the Eldvin Monastery. I'll get there as soon as I can. If he's responsible for the Falcon Company incident, we'll make sure he answers for it.
- Enough! I surrender! I'll tell you whatever you want to know.
- Did you send Falcon Company into an ambush?
- More Renegades, coming up the northwest path!
- Who paid you? Give me a name, now, or by Lyssa's tears, you will never see the outside of a prison cell again.
- Watch it! Renegades on the east ramp!
- Arton's one of the queen's advisors. We need to warn Jennah—and fast. She may be in danger. Tervelan, by my authority as a captain of the queen's Seraph, you're under arrest.
- I'll meet you back in Divinity's Reach, Captain.
- Oh, look, it's my lucky day. The city kid is back again, and this time, you brought Captain Thackeray. Two heroes for the price of one. Hm. Nobody's smiling?
- You left me and Bigsby alone at that centaur camp, on purpose. Were you hoping we wouldn't make it out alive? Was I getting too close to the truth about what happened to Falcon Company?
- You dare accuse a real soldier of treason? If you'd seen half what I've seen, you'd fall out of your boots. Just 'cause you run around with the queen's lackey, her boyfriend, you think you can undermine my authority?
- That's crossing the line, Tervelan. You're hereby relieved of your command. I'm taking you back to Divinity's Reach for questioning. I'd prefer you come peacefully.
- Sorry to disappoint you. Gordan! Reginald! Muster the men! One hundred gold to the soldier who silences these two—for good.
- He's ordering his Seraph to kill us? Will they do it?
- They might. Listen here! Anyone who attacks us will be committing treason! I will show no mercy to anyone who turns against Kryta for gold or who protects a traitor like Tervelan.
- Current Bonus:
Increased Chance of Crafting Critical Success = 6%%
Faster Endurance Gain = 2%%
Bonus Gold Per Kill = 2%%
Maximum Health Increase = 2%%
Chance for Additional Gathering Node Uses = 4%%
Increased Defense Against Monsters = 2%%
Bonus Experience Per Kill = 2%%
Healing Effectiveness Increase = 2%% - Current Bonus:
Increased Chance of Crafting Critical Success = 6%%
Faster Endurance Gain = 3%%
Bonus Gold Per Kill = 2%%
Maximum Health Increase = 2%%
Chance for Additional Gathering Node Uses = 4%%
Increased Defense Against Monsters = 2%%
Bonus Experience Per Kill = 2%%
Healing Effectiveness Increase = 2%% - Current Bonus:
Increased Chance of Crafting Critical Success = 6%%
Faster Endurance Gain = 3%%
Bonus Gold Per Kill = 3%%
Maximum Health Increase = 2%%
Chance for Additional Gathering Node Uses = 4%%
Increased Defense Against Monsters = 2%%
Bonus Experience Per Kill = 2%%
Healing Effectiveness Increase = 2%% - Thing we are not using (DO NOT LOC)
- Hitting stunned foes knocks them back
- Now, let's return to Rata Sum before these cretins get reinforcements.
- Reach rating %num2% in the artificer discipline.
- Seraph
- Sorry to intrude, Your Majesty, but this can't wait. There's a traitor in the ministry.
- That's a serious accusation, Captain. You know the law. Can you provide the required evidence to back up your claim?
- We're working on it, Your Majesty. Captain Tervelan confessed that a minister ordered him to reveal patrol routes to the enemy. The Screaming Falcons died because of it.
- Impossible! A minister would never betray our soldiers. I wish this matter investigated immediately, Your Majesty. The Ministry's honor is at stake.
- Logan, I remember that one Seraph transferred out of Tervelan's company just after the Falcons were ambushed—Sergeant Hal. He might know something.