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• This is where it ends, ministry rats! The dredge will never be slaves again!
• Aurene Dye Kit[s]
• Fingers crossed.
• Can't wait to eat that. ...I can have some, right?
• Get ready, I see more up ahead.
• Greetings, and warm thanks to you all as we conclude our exciting journey through Canthan history.
• Let him leave. We can't get distracted.
• Cantha is done with you!
• The point is there's a lot more to this than just learning how to fight. You know: mindfulness. Discipline.
• I didn't see them coming.
• A bolt of aquatic energy damages anything in its path.
• Taimi picked a good spot.
• We're not here to kill you. We're here to kill Primordus.
• Swift Cleanup
• Get involved?
• I think we got all the Speakers. For now. Hey, you're not too bad for a newbie ritualist.
• Are the Spirits still with you?
• Exemplary illusory work, if I do say so myself.
• A day like every other; my line connects sky to sea.
• Braham, are you...yourself?
• Just three more months, and we're out of here.
• Master, I was also wondering: Do you have any notes for me on the sixth form? I think I might be piking my hips a bit.
• Much better, thanks.
• I needed that.
• There's the temple. Apparently the bell inside used to summon a guardian, but the guardian disappeared.
• Oh, ah, thank you so much for taking that on.
• Wonder where he gets that from. In the meantime...fire alarm!
• It's done, Champion.
• Nice use of concrete, I guess. Nothing on Kaineng, though.
• A Simple Negotiation
• Can do.
• We're not here to kill you. We're here to kill Primordus.
• Crecia and Rytlock saved the best future for the charr today. The legions will remember that.
• Braham contacted us, giving us intel on more ice dragon activity near kodan settlements. We headed there to assist. Kasmeer had beaten us by a few minutes, even going as far as rounding up reinforcements from our growing list of allies. The kodan sanctuary was under siege by Ryland's Frost Legion. They'd just scored a tenuous victory at Lake Doric, converting innocents into Frozen soldiers. What they were doing there was anybody's guess. All we knew was that it wouldn't be good. After helping evacuate the locals, we joined the kodan and headed toward Owl's shrine. Braham sensed immense pain from this Spirit of the Wild, and we needed to investigate. The entire area had been ravaged by Frost Legion, and the longer we waited, the more powerful Jormag would become. At the shrine, Ryland was syphoning the magic from Owl, who had previously hid from Jormag's gaze. Ever since her reawakening at Braham's hand, she was now a target of the Elder Dragon and completely exposed. Rather than succumb to the ice dragon's advances, Owl chose to sacrifice herself to prevent a shifting of the balance. The other Spirits are still at risk of being corrupted, so we'll have to figure out a way to shield them from the dragon's might. After we dealt with his subordinates, Ryland slinked off the battlefield, claiming that this was a temporary setback. He taunted Braham and the rest of us by telling us to "take the win" because the next time we wouldn't be so lucky. This barely feels like a win at all. Jormag, with Ryland's help, is gaining the upper hand and building a powerful army. We lost Owl, and now the remaining Spirits are at risk. And Braham is as confused as ever. His connection to both the Spirits and to Primordus's destroyers has him caught between two opposing sides. Perhaps he's the final piece of the puzzle, though. The one to help us clean up this mess.
• Our tale begins at the 1382 Harvest Festival, as Emperor Angsiyan begins his prayers at the Harvest Temple.
• None of us could.
• Show me how I can help.
• Jormag has not yet joined him, Champion. You must draw them out.
• (laughs, cries)
• Docks Cleared within the Time Limit
• Officer Serin
• Kas! Jory! I'm...glad you're here. I... Have you heard anything about Aurene? Is she—
• Who eats this stuff...
• Not as long as Jormag has enough power to stay in control.
• People do this for fun?
• I really need help!
• Rytlock grudgingly agreed to help us fight the destroyer invasion. While he had no love for the Flame Legion, his hate for Primordus was stronger. Besides, who could refuse an opportunity to skewer dragon minions with a flaming sword? We set about saving soldiers and setting up defenses. Once we controlled the battlefield, we assisted Efram with his recruitment effort. The fight culminated on the bridge (what is it with dragon minions and bridges?) where the forces of ice and fire collided and threatened to take us down. Out of nowhere, Braham entered the fray. He had been transformed into a dragon champion of Primordus, single-minded in his mission to destroy anything remotely related to Jormag. We had to get creative with to create an opening to attack our icy enemy, while also being careful not to harm Braham in the process. We emerged victorious, though just barely. Braham escaped with his life. I had no doubt that we'd face him again on the battlefield, and I feared that eventuality. Would he remember us? Would he try to kill us? Would he fall to Primordus in the process? Every outcome seemed dire. Afterward we conferred with Efram, who told us of his unification plans. I don't know if he'll be able to convince the more radical Flame Legion members. Old habits die hard, and there may be no saving them. But if he could turn most of them to his side, the future of the charr looked promising.
• Crecia and Rytlock saved the best future for the charr today. The legions will remember that.
• Dragon Forger
• I see.