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- The Dragon's Reach, Part 1
- How rough is this correspondence of data?
- You're interpreting this all wrong.
- It appears to be a timeline, but the legend is missing, so we have no idea the scale of time. It looks like some sort of cycle repeating itself at least twice.
- Is it related to your studies?
- No, but I discovered something that could have far greater ramifications for the study of language than any thesis I could have formed.
- Please share your discovery.
- This is way above my head. Good-bye.
- No. This correlation was consistent with the hypothesis of the prior study, and I have the benefit of seeing another two hundred years of mapping.
- So what conclusions can you draw from this?
- I can map the bottom phase of the cycle almost line for line with the rise of modern races.
- Let's assume you're correct. What does this mean?
- Fascinating, but I must go now.
- This single element would represent the common language. What's amazing about this discovery is not that common predates our modern languages, but something else.
- Completed "The Dragon's Reach, Part 1"
- Which is?
- All languages are moving to a common one.
- Inquest Golemancer
- And this is odd?
- It runs counter to standard cultural diversity, where differences emerge over time. Here, I saw a pattern toward convergence. It's as though some force is acting upon Tyria's intelligent beings.
- Convince world leaders to attend a summit to discuss the gravity of the growing threat.
- New polymock miniatures available for sale now!
- Interesting conclusion. I'll ponder it further.
- It appears as though some force is acting on Tyria's intelligent beings.
- Very interesting.
- Stay and listen to a story about my father. His legend is vast, and I swore on his deathbed that I would not let his legend die.
- Tell me of his adventures.
- Another time.
- Would you like to hear about his bravery in battle, his wisdom, or his legendary feats?
- Bravery.
- Wisdom.
- Legendary feats.
- I must go. Farewell.
- One moonless night, grawl attacked our lodge while we were asleep. My father put down dozens of grawl, and the rest—at the sight of him covered in blood and angry-eyed—fled into the night.
- Revive Tactical Agent Starks.
- You got it. Tribune Bhuer Goreblade's also the head of the Adamant Guard, and a direct descendant of the legendary Drub Gorefang. He's also got a temper, so we'd better not keep him waiting.
- Glue Crate
- Father was famous for not sleeping. He'd stay awake for days, alert as a hawk, even in the coldest blizzards. He laughed with the wind and scoffed at the chill.
- Stamina. What else?
- Oil Barrel
- Understood. Can I ask you something else?
- We'll see.
- Inquest Assassin
- Vile Ooze
- You're with me. Luccia searches to the left, Zemzer to the right. Move out.
- Mordrem Problems
- Risen Thrall
- Pirate Staff
- Raven Unarmed
- One moonless night, the grawl attacked our lodge. We were all asleep and it took us utterly by surprise. That's when I saw my father's true bravery.