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• Avatar of the Tree
• Greetings, my valorous child. The white stag spoke to me of your deeds. I'm so proud of you.
• I'm honored to meet you, Mother Tree. I knew I had to protect the stag—I saw it in my dream. Is that because of you?
• No, dear heart. I do not control the Dream. I am simply its caretaker.
• Thank You!
• If you will it, Mother, the white stag can stay in our garden. We would be glad to defend it from any who dare wish it harm.
• If I may ask, Mother—in my dream, I also saw a fierce, horrible dragon. I've been told it is my Wyld Hunt to face this monster. Is that true?
• In your Dream, you fought an Elder Dragon face-to-face. Only two of my children have had such a dream. You, and Caithe.
• Be proud of your victory, Valiant. Until battle comes once more to challenge you, may you be at peace.
• They're coming in from the water. Cut them down!
• If you will it, Mother, the stag can stay in our garden. There, it can see the sky and enjoy both music and song.
• Daily Trader
• Be proud of your victory, Valiant. Spend your leisure in learning, and in well-deserved joy.
• Pale Reaver Sniper
• If you will it, Mother, the stag can stay in our garden. There, it can take its ease in the shadows, free from the dangers it has braved.
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• Be proud of your victory this day, Valiant. But remember, peace is short-lived. You will be needed again—likely, very soon.
• My love. I knew you would come. Do you remember? This is the clearing where you first said you loved me.
• Kill %num2% of Scarlet's Aetherblade minions.
• I still bear the shield you gave me that day. I still love you. Please listen to me. I want you by my side again.
• Oh, dear heart. The nightmare hasn't deceived me. It has freed me! It can free you, as well. Leave behind Ventari's shackles and take my hand.
• I'm on my way.
• Look at her, Tiachren. Nightmare has changed her. Is this really the woman you love?
• No. Ysvelta wouldn't say such a thing. You're right. I've truly lost her. There is no return from nightmare. I see that, now.
• No! You can't leave me. You mustn't. I would die for you...and I will kill to have you!
• Hello! I'm here to help newly awakened sylvari. Once you receive your equipment, you're on your own, my friend!
• I'm sorry, Tiachren. I hoped that you were right, but in the end, nothing could turn Ysvelta back to the Dream.
• I...I can't feel anything but pain and emptiness. I've lost my true love. I don't know what to do.
• This isn't your fault. The Nightmare Court took her from you. It blighted her virtue and turned her to an evil path.
• Its name is Caladbolg. Bear it with honor, and the sword will never fail you.
• Ysvelta and Tiachren. They're both in nightmare's grasp!
• He's a fool. Nothing comes back from nightmare. He's sacrificed all that he was to be with her.
• He loved her too much.
• Or his soul and dignity too little.
• Ah, beloved. At last, we're together. We'll never be parted again!
• Let us celebrate our union with fire and blood. We'll make the Pale Tree gorge herself upon the pain of these dreamers!
• Isn't project evaluation your main business?
• Double-click to gain a Wooden Plank. "Break it over someones face!"
• Tower Down
• Nose Width at Bridge
• Poor Tiachren. I'm so sad everything turned out this way. I hope that he and Ysvelta can rest in peace.
• Stop grieving for fools. They let love kill them.
• Caithe! How can you say such things? What happened to make you so bitter? Did you lose someone to nightmare, too?
• I...yes. But the lesson remains. Love can blind you and lead you to dangerous darkness. Now, they're together in it.
• I sense that you still suffer the pain of loss. If it hurts you despite the passage of time, the love you had must have been beautiful. Isn't that worth cherishing?
• Perhaps. But from my vantage point, those leaves are a different color. Maybe one day I will share it with you. Not today.
• I don't mean to dwell on it. Astorea is safe. Many lives were spared, and we've driven nightmare back into its corner.
• For now, yes. But we must look to the future—and I believe the Mother Tree would be particularly interested in yours. We should speak with her. Meet me in the Grove.
• I came as quickly as I could. I wish Tiachren had come with us. Maybe he'll be able to turn Ysvelta and arrive after the battle?
• Impossible. She made her choice. And now, he's made his. They are lost to us. We move on.