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• Someone's eager tonight. Get these pests out of our way.
• You'll have to go in there and get him. Here, I'll open a path, but hurry!
• Fingers crossed.
• "Ministry of Wasting People's Time" is more like it.
• Purist trash.
• Scion
• Hi, Superior Ahn!
• Shield of Wrath
• "Alter history"? We SHRUG off this weak Kuunavang, soon to be an Afflicted herself.
• Skunked! I should've stayed in New Kaineng!
• Court shipment's on its way. Everything's accounted for.
• Master of Draconic Ice
• Hurry up, it's dusk! We need to go.
• We're not here to kill you. We're here to kill Primordus.
• Appearance skins override the look of your equipment and have no stats of their own.
• Iron Lookout (Costs 25 War Supplies)
• Naga Stormcaller
• Lightning Strike
• I'll check it out.
• Mmm, my turn.
• (roars)
• Now I have promises to keep, and schemes to complete.
• The ministry's here! Get on your feet! We have to rally!
• (laughs, cries)
• Grants Boons to Allies
• Let him leave. We can't get distracted.
• Fingers crossed.
• Forger of Draconic Fire
• Thanks.
• (laughs, cries)
• Sure.
• Braham! There he is!
• Champion, the Arcane Councilor has arrived. They've reconsidered aligning with Jormag; they're willing to work with us. Come quickly.
• So, do you do a lot of "favors" like that?
• I can't believe we're running laps AGAIN.
• (heavy sigh) We'll just SIT here and think about how this all went so horribly wrong.
• We're long past excuses, Ryland. You made your choice. This needs to end.
• Appreciated.
• Don't let up! We've gotta bring both champions down!
• Braham! There he is!
• You think so? You really mean it?
• Sometimes there is no right thing. Let's give them time.
• As he crawls back toward the emperor's body, a commotion from the hallway commands his attention.
• You did it, Braham.
• Stay with him. I'll go help Rytlock.
• Aurene called me to the Eye. She had visitors, and I knew this was important. I walked in to find members of the Arcane Council bickering over the current situation, trying to deflect the blame for their Elder Dragon research resulting in Jormag getting the upper hand. They framed it as all in service of protecting themselves from the fire dragon threat, but anyone who was paying attention knew that their plan would cause collateral damage. Both Ryland and Braham had been wreaking havoc around Tyria. The loss of life was incalculable. Regardless, we needed to end the current conflict as quickly as possible. Since the two Elder Dragons, Jormag and Primordus, are siblings (two faces of the same coin, some have said) we need them to focus their might against each other. Neither would naturally face the other in combat, so we'd have to lure them to the same spot and force them to fight somehow. Ley lines course throughout Tyria like veins and arteries. Elder Dragons feed off ley-line magic, so the key would be to find a nexus where ley lines intersect and lure them to that spot. Then we'd use their champions—Ryland and Braham—to redirect the flow of magic away from the dragons and somehow use it against them, using prismaticite to change it. We cut the dragons off from their magic "food" supply, and they'd be forced to clash with each other for sustenance. This plan was crazy enough that it might work, but we had little time to ponder it before heading to the battlefield.
• But then people in New Kaineng got a thing for skipjack, and they started coming here all the time. Few of them got too close to the naga village, and the naga decided that meant we all needed to pay.
• Bow? Incomprehensible! No, we CRY for the loss of our noble leader.
• ...They're with their grandmother in Kaineng. Safe.
• "There are plenty of fish in the sea," as they say, but you may have luck with inland bodies of water as well.