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- What's worse, the weapon's sonic beam is based on the cries of dragon minions. The sound it makes will attract every dragon minion in the region.
- Sounds simple enough. We know where they're going. We can meet them head-on and destroy the weapon before they fire it.
- That's how the Vigil handles those who kill our soldiers and trifle with dragons. Vyacheslav and all who stand with him must die.
- I agree. But the Order of Whispers has a subtler solution: the slayer and I will use stealth magic to get close to Vyacheslav.
- We can kill him without engaging all the dredge forces. Without their leader, they'll collapse into chaos.
- Excuse me. The Priory's main facility is entirely capable of defending itself. We have access to ancient and powerful magic.
- Specifically, we have a silencing ritual that will completely baffle Vyacheslav's sonic weapon. No sound, no attack, and no lured dragon minions.
- Tough choices, Slayer, but clear ones. But before you make your decision, you should understand how important this choice is.
- Excellent choice, Slayer. I'm glad to have you. You will provide the skill and strength we need to end the dredge threat once and for all.
- You honor me. Let me ready my weapon, and I will meet you at the Priory.
- I will join you for the defense of the Priory. Until then, and forever after, may the Spirits of the Wild walk with you.
- The Durmand Priory shall stand ready for this assault, and turn the dredge's own cleverness against them. With you at our side, we cannot fail.
- I can't wait to see this fascinating "ancient ritual" you mentioned. I'll meet you at the gathering point.
- I will join you for the defense of the Priory. Until then, and forever after, may the Spirits of the Wild walk with you.
- Excellent. You're very skilled. It'll be a pleasure to have you along. There's nothing like hunting down foes and seeing them die before they even know we're there.
- That's right up my alley. I'll meet you at the gathering point, and we'll head in.
- I will join you for the defense of the Priory. Until then, and forever after, may the Spirits of the Wild walk with you.
- Welcome to the Vigil. The dredge are poised to attack the Durmand Priory, but we are poised to attack them. This will be glorious!
- I'm ready. Where do we begin?
- On top of the hill. They've fortified the weapons array location, but they won't stop our charge. Not with you and Eir Stegalkin alongside us.
- I'm glad you're with us, Eir. You've stood by me for so long, it's only fitting that we join forces one last time.
- Ogden is an old friend...and thanks to you, I've been reminded that no matter how bad things seem, heroes don't give up on their friends.
- Eir! Thurkill! And you must be the Slayer of Issormir! I am Ogden Stonehealer. Thank you for defending the Priory—and my life.
- It's time. When we hit that dredge hill, we hit it hard and fast. If we don't shut down the Sonic Vaporizer quickly, Jormag's ice minions will overrun us and the Priory.
- Ogden
- The Vigil? Here? Curse you! You will not protect the life of the oppressor dwarf!
- Ogden's not the only one at risk, you fool. Every time you fire that weapon, you bring dragon minions down on you and everyone around you.
- What of it? Vengeance demands his death! I would kill thousands—and die myself—to avenge my people!
- Vyacheslav
- You made all the difference, Slayer. Without you, those dragon minions would have swarmed the Priory.
- A Vigil mentor has been assigned to you and will be standing by. They'll help you settle in and adjust to your new duties.
- Few people in Tyria truly understand how great a threat the Elder Dragons are—to all of us.
- Thank you, Thurkill. And what about you, Eir? What does your future hold?
- I am also headed for Lion's Arch. I'm meeting one of my former comrades from Destiny's Edge. We used to fight dragons together.
- I've heard of them. In Hoelbrak, they still sing songs of their brave deeds. You took down a dragon lieutenant together, didn't you?
- In simpler times, yes. We...disbanded, but now I see that we—I—have more to do. You helped teach me that, and I will always be grateful.
- After all you've taught me, it's only fair that I return the favor. Farewell, Eir. I hope to see you again someday.
- The black wing of Raven hangs heavy over the Priory today. The dredge, Vyacheslav, abandons reason. He threatens to topple the entire Priory if we continue protecting Ogden.
- The screams of that weapon will flood this place with dragon minions. We have to stop it.
- Our scholars have prepared the ritual of silencing. We've never used it before, but we have our finest minds on it. If successful, it will silence the Sonic Vaporizer and give us the edge to counterattack with our limited forces.
- However, the ritual will take time. We need you to protect the ritualists until it is complete, and then lead the assault against the dredge. It's a difficult task.
- The Slayer of Issormir excels at difficult tasks.
- Eir! You did come. It means a lot that you'd fight at my side today.
- Ogden is an old friend...and thanks to you, I've been reminded that no matter how bad things seem, heroes don't give up on their friends.
- Eir! Prott! And you must be the Slayer of Issormir! I am Ogden Stonehealer. Thank you for defending the Priory—and my life.
- The ritual casters are ready. I'll act as head ritualist. Let me know when you are ready, and we will begin.
- You made all the difference, Slayer. The Priory would not have survived that attack without your help.
- But we who do are preparing to stop them. It's been a pleasure working alongside you, Slayer. But now you're expected in Lion's Arch.
- Few people in Tyria truly understand how great a threat the Elder Dragons are—to all of us.
- A Priory mentor has been assigned to you and will be standing by. They'll help you settle in and adjust to your new duties.