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• You've both done exceptionally well. Tybalt, we've decided to keep you on field duty.
• Really? You mean it? I'm going to keep working in the field? I'm going to keep working in the field! Yeah!
• Some of the lesser races have asked for assistance. I'll show you the dossiers, and you can choose where you'd like to investigate.
• And with that in mind, it's time for your next assignment. Riel, give the agent a quick briefing.
• Riel Darkwater
• What's so important?
• If you seriously think this'll be a fight, then maybe you should start thinking about retiring, old man.
• Watch it, soldier, or I'll "old man" you into the ground.
• A wise man taught me there's a time for strategy, and there's a time for kicking the door down. I'd listen to him if I were you.
• Looks like you learn quick, Recruit. Good.
• We go in slow and careful, and watch out for surprises. Recruit, I'm putting you on point. Tell me when you're ready to advance.
• (laugh) No. They just thought they were ready for us. They couldn't stand against the Vigil.
• It is no god. A true god would not have failed. My "god" is merely a savage beast. I am lost. Just let me freeze.
• %str1% points.
• Well done, Recruit. You saved the treaty between Kryta and the Iron Legion.
• Ajax and his renegades have surrounded the base of Summit Peak. They brought artillery and ground support.
• Noted. Is our ambush ready?
• Then we'll just have to fight twice as hard.
• We're doing what we can, but Ajax has twice the troops we expected.
• Well said. If it's too much for you Vanguard ninnies, me and the recruit can take on the whole posse of Renegades by ourselves.
• Foreman Swiftmaw
• The Renegades are storming Summit Peak. The Ebon Vanguard needs our help, and they need it now.
• Looks like we'll have to accelerate our schedule.
• Excuse me, did I hear that right? You forced an injured grawl out into the snow? Whatever happened to norn hospitality?
• It only goes so far. All that brute did was grunt and bleed and moan about his false god.
• I'm as charitable as the next person, but he was stinking up the place, and I didn't want him scaring my kids. So out he went.
• Well, if we follow the trail of blood and tears, I'm sure we'll find him in no time. Thanks so much for all you've done.
• Bergtrolde Icetreader
• Excuse me, madam. I gather that an injured grawl came through here? And that you tossed him out into the snow?
• That's right. And what of it? All he did was grunt and bleed and moan about his false god.
• Ah, very good. So you chucked him out to freeze, die of his wounds, or be eaten by a wild beast. Very compassionate.
• Don't know, don't care. I'm as charitable as the next person, but he was stinking up the place and I didn't want him scaring my kids. So out he went.
• Did you really toss a wounded grawl out into the snow? Which Spirit of the Wild teaches you to treat travelers like that?
• The Spirit of "Shut Your Stupid Face and Mind Your Own Business, Grandpa." All he did was grunt and bleed and moan about his false god.
• I'm as charitable as the next person, but he was stinking up the place and I didn't want him scaring my kids. So out he went.
• Well, young lady, the next time you get lost or hurt in the snow, I hope you don't seek shelter from someone who calls on that spirit.
• On your feet, grawl. The beast is dead, and we need to talk to you. The Vigil sent us to help a shaman named Gara. Are you Gara?
• I am nothing. The god I praised is false. It has the power of winter, but it tried to kill me and failed.
• Can't. We need you. You have to prove to your tribe that their "god" is really a dragon minion. We'll help.
• They won't listen. Though it failed to kill me, the false god is very strong. It brings ice and death. They fear it and will not risk its anger.
• They will if we prove it's no god. We know a lot about this sort of thing. Introduce us. I'm sure we can get them to listen.
• Maybe...yes. With your help, perhaps they will listen. My home is not far from here. I will meet you there.
• Let us wait for the others. It serves no purpose for us to go into these dredge caves without support.
• Gara
• Hello, grawl. We're from the Durmand Priory and we're looking for a shaman named Gara. Are you him?
• I am nothing. The god I praised is false. It has the power of winter, but it tried to kill me and failed.
• No, we will not let you perish. You have to tell your people that their god is false, that it's merely a dragon minion. We'll help you.
• They won't listen. Though it failed to kill me, the false god is very strong. It brings ice and death. They fear it and will not risk its anger.
• Let's spar. That ought to calm you down.
• Maybe...yes. With your help, perhaps they will listen. My home is not far from here. I will meet you there.