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- Then Raven's favor is upon you.
- Shaman! I carry tales from afar!
- Then rest before the shrine, and enjoy your journey's end.
- I swear, he was wearing nothing but a helmet!
- He does that sometimes.
- I'm going to join the Durmand Priory. I want to steal old stuff, too.
- What? No, no, we don't steal. We recover the knowledge that the world has lost.
- Ugh, that sounds boring.
- Oh, yes, very boring, like when you plunge into an abandoned temple, not knowing what dangers await.
- I heard you're leaving Hoelbrak. Take a map, so you know where to go.
- No need. I'm going nowhere in particular. Just wandering.
- My maps are perfect for wandering!
- No, a map is the opposite of wandering. Nice try, though.
- I'm in love. I thought it wouldn't happen, but there it is.
- Do you even have the energy for that?
- Sure. Juggling a couple of males is easy.
- Ah, smell that? That's the smell of adventure—a whole world waiting, begging to be explored.
- New costumes available today! Dress for the season!
- Maximum Fear
- Don't let me keep you.
- Are you always so observant?
- Are YOU always so sarcastic?
- Great. What can I answer for you?
- Treasures?
- Have you traveled far already?
- Double-click to learn the Tailor recipe for Satchel of Strong Masquerade Armor (Master)
- That's all I need for now.
- I'm a relic hunter. I make my living gathering artifacts and lost treasures. I'm getting experience so I can join the Durmand Priory.
- Minimum Fear
- I'm following rumors of an ancient dwarven tomb. They say it's thick with gems.
- Return to Lion's Arch.
- Where is this tomb?
- I'm from Ebonhawke originally, though these days I spend most of my time in Lion's Arch. Now, that's my kind of city. From the gambling to the jobs to the people!
- Synergetic Attunement Field
- Ebonhawke, eh? So what are your thoughts on the situation there?
- Test your mettle! Prove your prowess! Enter the tournament today!
- It's not my fault that some people think it's fashionable to leave objects of value lying around for the dead who can't use them.
- What about the sanctity of the dead?
- Respect the rights of dust and bones? Bah. And then there's the undead. You think they have sanctity?
- It doesn't bother you to take things that don't belong to you?
- I have things to do. Good-bye.
- Ah, good ol' Dougal. I may have run into him a time or two. We were usually on opposite sides of a disagreement over who got to the find first.
- What do you think of him? I've only read of his exploits.
- He's as opportunistic as they come, but when push comes to shove, he's handicapped by his conscience. He'd never admit it though.
- I see. Well, let's talk about something else.
- Well, personally I respect someone with conscience. Farewell.
- Friend, flawless gemstones and jewelry looks better on living women than dead ones.
- I'd like to ask you something else.
- Melt
- Ha! Naturally. Haven't you ever met a fortune hunter before? We're all snappy dressers and silver-tongued!