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• The risk was necessary. We needed information, and now we have it.
• Renvari told us where the Nightmare Court is meeting. They'll be keeping the prisoners in their camp.
• I hope you're right. We shall see.
• The Nightmare Court is gathering. We must proceed with caution. I cannot approach them. They know who I am, so I'll watch from a distance.
• I don't understand why we allow them to gather at all if they seek to corrupt everything.
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• On those rare occasions when they bloom in public, they vanish as soon as the Wardens arrive.
• If we can't approach them, how will we free the white stag before they corrupt it?
• I cannot, but you can. You're a newly awakened sapling. They'll be eager to recruit you. Speak to them cautiously and earn their trust.
• I will. Perhaps I can persuade a recruiter to follow me back here. Then, together, we can force the recruiter to tell us about Gavin and the stag.
• Maeva's home in Lion's Arch is a prominent building, well-known for the inventor's eccentricities. Many people try to catch a sneak glimpse of the old asura while she's at work here; those who have succeeded are given the best of care in the Lion's Arch infirmaries.
• Excellent. But before you go, a warning: do not listen to their lies. If you become corrupted...there is no cure.
• Listen here. You're smart enough to know you're in trouble. Tell us where you're keeping the white stag, and you can go back to your friends.
• If I tell you, the others will hunt me down and make me suffer.
• No, listen. Trust me. No one needs to know it was you. I won't betray your trust as long as you tell us the location of the white stag.
• I believe you. It's Gavin. He has the stag caged in a camp further north. It's a creature of hope, so turning it to despair will help liberate us—and the Pale Tree too.
• Tell us where the stag is, or I'll carve out your tongue with my blade.
• Today the worthy are granted power.
• Thank you. Now, we'll keep our word. We won't tell anyone that you talked...before you died.
• Listen here. You're smart enough to know you're in trouble. Tell us where you're keeping the white stag, and you can go back to your friends.
• If I tell you, the others will hunt me down and make sure I suffer.
• Tell us where the stag is, or I'll carve out your tongue with my blade.
• No, listen. Trust me. No one needs to know it was you. I won't betray your trust as long as you tell us the location of the white stag.
• It's Gavin. He has the stag caged in a camp further north.
• Thank you. Now, we'll keep our word. We won't tell anyone that you talked...before you died.
• Caithe, please. We're better served letting him go. I gave my word that we would. We're better than he is. Our word is our honor.
• Listen here. You're smart enough to know you're in trouble. Tell us where you're keeping the white stag, and you can go back to your ilk.
• If I tell you, the others will hunt me down and make sure I suffer.
• Tell us where the stag is, or I'll carve out your tongue with my blade.
• Chicken
• I believe you. It's Gavin. He has the stag caged in a camp further north. It's a creature of hope, so turning it to despair will help liberate us—and the Pale Tree too.
• Thank you. Now, we'll keep our word. We won't tell anyone that you talked...before you died.
• Artillery Problems Near Mount Maelstrom
• This will suffice for now. You can find better equipment during your travels or purchase it from merchants throughout Tyria. Good luck!
• No, Tiachren. I cannot go with you.
• But, Ysvelta...I don't understand. Don't you love me?
• With all my heart, dear knight! Come, take my hand, and we will both stay. We will thrive in the garden of Nightmare.
• So, it's true. Once you join the Nightmare Court, you change. Ysvelta can't return to the Dream.
• No. I can't accept that. I won't!
• "Let me show you something!" —Firemarshall Bill Burns
• Ysvelta
• They forced her to say those things. Ysvelta isn't evil. She'd never fall to Nightmare. If I could get her away from those courtiers, I know I could bring her back to the Dream.
• Vinea Gearcrush
• I warned you that we might be too late, Tiachren. Nightmare never relinquishes those it has enthralled.
• Tower Down
• Why are you so sure of that? Have you seen this before?
• Yes. I've seen...I am certain. You must believe me.
• These aren't dead yet. Not all the way. Draw your weapons.
• You must do as you think best, Firstborn. As for me, I will not abandon Ysvelta.
• Then the Valiant must choose. Do you wish to make another attempt to save Ysvelta, or will you protect the villagers?