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• Cunning tactics. I like it, assuming "careful" doesn't mean "gentle."
• Absolutely not. Just don't draw any attention to yourself. Apart from that, we can hit them as hard as we like.
• That's what I wanted to hear. Let's get started.
• Easy, Garm. There it is. The spirit of Minotaur. The Sons of Svanir have it surrounded.
• Not for long. Hey! The Minotaur spirit is under our protection. Lower your weapons and back away.
• Never. This is our prey, and you're poaching!
• I'll poach your head and hang it by the elk horns in Hoelbrak. Now, back off! Last chance!
• Kill them, brothers! Dragon's minion must feed!
• Relax, Slayer. The Spirit knows we're not enemies. Look closely. You'll see recognition in his eyes, and a strong measure of gratitude.
• Now look at his wounds, how haggard and weak he is. See the mud on his hooves?
• Looks like it's from Darkriven Bluffs. He probably picked up the mud and the wounds at the same place.
• And that's where we'll find them—the Sons and the captive minotaurs. So how do we get past the guards to rescue the prisoners?
• We could dress up like beer merchants, get the Sons drunk, and trick our way in.
• Good. Or you could ask for Minotaur's blessing. If he transforms you into a minotaur, you could get close enough break them out.
• So...fool some drunken Sons, or cause a minotaur stampede? Let me know what you decide. Legends have to learn to make choices like this.
• Where is Korag? Your "giant-king" is a weakling and a coward. I challenge him to single combat.
• You're not worthy to even speak his name. Run while you still have legs. Korag rules these mountains. He will unify all jotun behind his iron fist!
• If I need to kill you and every other jotun here to get Korag's attention, so be it.
• If you truly wish to be tested...the Worship Stone behind me is an ancient and holy relic. Its power judges any who touch it. Fail, and die.
• Touching a rock earns me the right to fight Korag?
• Walk away while you can still mock death. Otherwise, we'll mock your smoldering corpse.
• Tell Korag to prepare for battle. This won't take long.
• From the shadows of memory, I salute you.
• Who are you?
• I am the elder known as Thruln. I was a giant-king, when the jotun ruled all that we surveyed. My people were proud and strong. Now, I am but an echo of the past.
• Your people are in great danger. Korag has begun to worship the ice dragon, a creature that will destroy them.
• The ice dragon has already brutalized my people. It will corrupt and consume the last of yours if Korag has his way. Help me stop him.
• The blood of giant-kings flows in Korag's veins and gives him great power. I cannot stop him, but I can tell you the tale of the giant-kings. Perhaps that will help you save my people from this fate.
• I will show you the jotun of ages past, when we strode over the world as mighty lords. Witness the savagery, greed, and vanity that ended our glorious rule.
• Once, we were as gods...
• Arrogant insect. You dare challenge me? You are nothing.
• And you are nothing compared to what your people once were.
• Thruln showed me the truth. Your lust for power will destroy your people, as it did in the old days.
• I came to challenge you, but for Elder Thruln's sake, I'm giving you this chance: reject the dragon. Your people have already suffered enough.
• Pity from a norn? I expected more. Jormag will give us the strength to restore our glory. We will rule the mountains again!
• The ice dragon makes slaves, not kings. Ask the Sons of Svanir where their "glory" is, and you'll see that you've been lied to.
• I will go and demand Jormag's blessing. When I return, I will show you the power of my faith. I challenge you to do the same.
• Done. But I warn you: be wise as well as strong, Korag. If you insist on serving the ice dragon, I will cut you down.
• It's worse than we thought. The Sons of Svanir have duped Korag. He thinks the ice dragon will make him a true giant-king. I offered him a way out, for his people's sake.
• He's gone to get the truth from the Sons of Svanir. Either he'll defy them, or they'll have to prove the dragon's strength and make him even more powerful.
• Jotun don't walk away from a challenge. The Sons will make Korag ten times more powerful, and he'll fight. You'll be no match for him, even with Eir's help.
• Beigarth is right. You'll have to prepare. Wolf favors those who stand for the pack, as you have. Speak with Wolf's shaman in Hoelbrak, and Wolf will aid us.
• I prefer something more solid! You need a worthy weapon to crush Korag. With a bit more effort, I can make the Deldrimor weapon we started mighty enough to topple a giant-king!
• It will require tempering in the heart's blood of a mighty beast. There's a griffon named Windshear—if you can track him and defeat him, the weapon will be unmatched.
• Very well, Slayer. Choose carefully...this is part of your education in becoming a great hero. Do you want to secure Wolf's blessing or enhance Beigarth's weapon?
• Ah, at last! The idol they stole from our shrine, may Raven peck out their dead eyes! Now...what did you want?
• Havroun Svena sent us. There's trouble in the spirit world. Deep, dark trouble.
• Deep and dark are my specialties. But it's rare to see Svena ask for help. Snow leopards love their independence. Why is she so rattled?
• Somehow, the Sons of Svanir have entered the spirit world, and now the Wolf havroun is missing.
• Havroun Solvi's apprentice is trapped in the Mists. We find the apprentice's spirit; we find Solvi.