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• Yeah, well, we didn't get that choice. No place for us there...
• Let us KNEEL before our emperor!
• I traveled to the Eye to consult with Aurene, but before I reached her, Taimi radioed me in a panic. She'd detected a huge spike in fire dragon activity and was very concerned about the implications. Aurene then showed me a vision that alluded to the reason. Braham had conferred with her previously. His connection to the Spirits of the Wild—and also his sensitivity to the Elder Dragons—had been growing. Owl's final words, "...the Wild together can direct the fall," brought him to an epiphany. He would be the harness to influence the flow of magic to and from the fire dragon. The whole idea sounded preposterous—and suicidal—but he'd made up his mind, citing the Spirits who could insulate him from becoming fully corrupted as Primordus's champion. With that proclamation, he sought to confront the Elder Dragon in its lair. Aurene offered to let me see it firsthand via the scrying pool.
• Can't take much more.
• Crecia and Rytlock saved the best future for the charr today. The legions will remember that.
• Ministry of Security Watch
• Venom trap set!
• Troops are on the field and awaiting your orders, Commander. I'll take you there. Just say the word.
• Then let's get to work.
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• Cataclysm
• Train Reins of Power in the Dragon Slayer Mastery track and unlock the Crimson Dragon Slayer Dagger skin to purchase.
• Should've done that myself.
• Which piece of Shing Jea Island history would you like to read?
• Braham knew the risks.
• But what if... Hmm... Oh! Yeah! Better write that down.
• During the Dragonstorm encounter, defeat both dragon champions at least once.
• Contains a selection of Living World items that are highly valued by merchants across Tyria.
• So this whole place is floating. What happens if the power gives out?
• I've got some defense seals. Show me what you've got.
• This'll chop up nicely.
• Officer Serin is on our side, so keep an eye out for them. A little green, but their heart's in the right place.
• We're not here to kill you. We're here to kill Primordus.
• Let's not attract too much attention, okay?
• Volcanic Glider[s]
• Ah, thanks.
• Time to slice and dice!
• You never understood—
• Master of Draconic Fire
• We're not here to kill you. We're here to kill Primordus.
• Aw, Braham! Come on! This hurts us more than it hurts you!
• Avatar of Purification
• Ka-Braham
• Volcanic Backpack
• So, will you side with the righteous and just Emperor Angsiyan?
• Kas! Jory! I'm...I'm glad you're here. I... Have you heard anything about Aurene? Is she—
• Student Bin
• I arrived at the scene and met up with Canach, whom I hadn't spoken with in quite some time. We exchanged some small talk but quickly turned our attention to the situation at hand. Icebrood were harassing the locals, so we set about shoring up defenses and protecting those we could. To my surprise, a tengu rushed over to seek our help. Frost creatures had turned their attention to the Dominion of Winds, their walled city in the distance (sometimes referred to as the "Aerie"). Canach was suspicious of the request, as the tengu were notoriously isolationist and had never offered to help anyone outside their compound. They verbally sparred throughout our journey toward the city gates, with Canach testing Kalidris's motivations with mild suspicion. The battle culminated on a bridge outside the Aerie, where we faced a particularly nasty ice creature. It was a fierce battle, but we ultimately prevailed. Afterwards, Kalidris expressed gratitude for the support. She then offered to reciprocate in the future should we need aid. I'm looking forward to learning more about her people.
• Anyone on comms? Anyone seen Braham?
• Please, please you must stop it. Let us rest. Please.
• Braham! There he is!
• Kas! Jory! I'm...glad you're here. I... Have you heard anything about Aurene? Is she—
• Commander, better get over here. Feel like this is gonna be a whole thing.
• Boo! Can't you follow directions?
• No matter, I'll keep trying. There must be some way to restore you. I wouldn't have dreamt it otherwise.
• (growls)
• Thank you, Superior Ahn. So, um, are we still having that meeting when I get back?
• Sung-ho, get inside! If you don't come home right now, you're sleeping out there with the spirits!
• %num1%/%num2% Coalescence[s] Slain
• Caithe alerted us to a situation that was brewing at Thunderhead Peaks. Braham offered to pitch in against the destroyers, so we met at the designated location where the battle was already underway. We met up with Myrun Skialkin, a member of Caithe's Crystal Bloom, who was tending to the injured and trying to control the situation as best they could. Throughout the fight, Braham and Myrun talked about Jormag and Primordus being twins. It seemed far-fetched at first, but the more they discussed, the more it made sense. It still doesn't explain how Braham is potentially involved in all this, how him being prophesized as the key to killing Jormag. What does that mean for Primordus, then? The battle moved to the Forge, seemingly implying that the intense heat may have attracted Primordus' minions. We don't really know why they picked this spot to emerge. It's true that wherever there is a waypoint, a ley line runs through it. Perhaps the magic concentration was especially strong here? Hard to say. Before we could overthink it, an especially nasty destroyer emerged on the scene. Its shell was especially tough and seemingly impervious to our attacks. A dwarf suggested using spears against it, similar to the way that Kralkitorrik was bested. Braham seemed unconvinced, but Myrun theorized that I could alter the weapons using Aurene's gift, thus exploiting their weakness. In the ebb and flow of the fight, we could see Braham's awareness and connection to them growing stronger. It was as if his ability to sense them was also attracting them. He used this to his advantage to swing the fight in our favor, but ended up just as confused as when we started. Seems his path to fulfilling his destiny as the "Norn of Prophecy" is rife with unexpected turns.