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• I'm grateful that you opened my eyes. Now, I must see to the main gate. I sent my best scout to observe the enemy, and he should be back soon.
• It would help the villagers to see you standing with us. Would you check the rest of our defenses and make sure they're done?
• Gone. Our homes, our hunting grounds, our breeding grounds, all gone. But it would have been worse without you folk here to help us.
• A terrible loss to be sure, but this is just a sliver of the dragons' power. Unless we all work together, this will happen to all of Tyria.
• Then send for me when you need allies against the dragons, and I will come. For my brother and my village, I owe you that much.
• We will. We'll need all the allies we can find when the final fight begins.
• We're expected elsewhere, but I wish you luck in settling new grounds. May the holy Sun shine on you and protect you. Till we meet again.
• Not again. More enemies ahead, guard the supplies!
• I've shut two of the trebs down because we're low on ammo. Go see what's taking that dolyak so long!
• You're back. They say you were a big help. On behalf of the entire kraal: thank you.
• Our pleasure. But it looks like you're abandoning your home.
• Yes, things got worse. The weather turned, and Uldek's herd of monsters gets bigger all the time.
• I made the call. Some of us will stay and fight. The rest will find safety. If things go badly here, they'll start a new kraal.
• Count us with the fighters. Just tell us where we can do the most good.
• Thanks for assisting at Mudbay Digs. We've been able to slow the bandit's support of the centaurs, diminishing the threat they pose to Fort Salma. Without your help, the battle may have already been lost. Thanks again. —Dianna, Seraph Soldier
• No, thanks. I'll stick with what I have.
• We're on, Agent. The eggs are about to hatch, and attendants are standing by to guide the baby quaggans to safety. We'll keep the icebrood at bay while they escape.
• Varanos Narrijoo left us her best fighters to help hold the line. She's also making a hole in the ice for the evacuees to swim through. Come on, let's check on her progress.
• You're wrong, Doern. They're different, yes, but both have their own ways of fighting Zhaitan. They could be our allies.
• Most of our supplies were lost, but we managed to salvage some of our shipment. Interested in taking some?
• There are risks, but if you're sure the others will cooperate...it could benefit us. I trust you, Lightbringer, and I trust Trahearne.
• We're ready to go, Explorer. The eggs are about to hatch, and attendants are standing by to guide the baby quaggans to safety. We'll keep the icebrood at bay while they escape.
• Let me see what I can carry.
• Well done! Those quaggans should be halfway to Hoelbrak by now. A quick jaunt through the asura gate, and they're on their way to a new permanent home.
• That's assuming they can find a safe place to settle. After what we've seen, I'm not sure such a place exists—and if it does exist, whether it will last.
• Oh, foo. Don't be discouraged. Falooaloo was lost before we even arrived. Come on. There's nothing here but cold, corrupted things. Let's find a livelier place to wait for our next assignment.
• Some years ago, he and I worked together to defeat my predecessor, who had been corrupted by the dragons. Since then, Trahearne has kept my identity a secret.
• Foo on that kind of talk. Falooaloo was lost before we even arrived. Come on. There's nothing here but cold, dead water. Let's find a livelier place to wait for our next assignment.
• Belay the grumbling, youngster. That's my job. Falooaloo was lost before we got here. C'mon. The dragons' corruption is spreading. Let's find a comfortable place to wait for our next mission.
• Ah! I am glad to see you. Yes. The skritt you rescued gave us the mental acuity to assemble a bomb. Our raid on the centaur camp was also a success.
• Ftokchak! The outlying scouts are under attack. The queen is nearly here!
• What? It's too soon! The bomb isn't primed. Tchch-akk! We'll have to set it off here, in the village. Evacuate all unnecessary skritt!
• We'll protect you while you ready the bomb. If we should fall, skritt, I expect you to detonate that ordnance—no matter what.
• Warrd
• You have my word. This is for the brothers and sisters they took from us. We will bury these destroyers today—no matter what the cost.
• Tchkik
• My people. My friends. All dead. Once was chatter and happy stories. Now, just silence. Too much silence.
• I'm sorry, Ftokchak. Your people were brave. They died protecting their friends and family.
• This is the right house, but Gixx didn't say anything about weird lights and thumping noises. Do you think that's normal?
• I seriously doubt it. The house's defense mechanisms have been activated.
• Oh, no. Maybe someone tried to break in and steal Maeva's research!
• We have a situation of critical importance. We've lost contact with Yeng Isen, one of our agents in Lion's Arch.
• I fear he's gone rogue and turned against us. If so, he could be taking a lot of secrets with him.
• Was Yeng aware of the master's true identity?
• I don't think so, but it's possible. We had to trust Yeng a great deal in order to move him into a prominent position in the city.
• No trouble that Tybalt and I can't handle. If Yeng Isen betrayed the Order, we'll see he never shares what he knows.
• Riel, brief the operatives, then return to Lion's Arch and continue in your guise as the commodore's assistant. Keep an eye out for anything unusual.
• By your will, Preceptor.
• Agent, it's time to promote you to Lightbringer, our highest class of operative. Congratulations.
• Doern Velazquez