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• I have a question about something else.
• Quaggan knows largos from the north, but quaggan would rather not know them at all. They hunt always, but not for food. When they are seen, something dies. Then they disappear like water poured in a lake.
• Quaggans live all together, raise their eggs all together, share food all together. A varonos helps quaggans to make decisions all together without creating a great burble.
• Quaggan was here at the founding. Quaggans walked and swam for so long, and when quaggans could swim no more, quaggans stopped and smelled clean water. Quaggans built and gathered, and Urgulp was born.
• Why are you alone?
• Oho, quaggan is very proud of this village. Quaggans have carved out a safe space with even more room to build as more refugees come. What is your question?
• Tell me more about Urgulp
• What can you tell me about quaggan refugees?
• What is a varonos?
• Is it true quaggans get scary when they're angry?
• Hunter
• The high mountains help to protect Urgulp from dangers, and the big kodan help the area stay safe. Although, oah, quaggan is worried about recent largos sightings.
• Tell me more about the kodan.
• Tell me more about the largos.
• I don't need anything else. Thanks.
• Quaggans' homeland is to the north where Jormag's corruption is taking over the waters. Quaggans could do nothing but run and swim away. If quaggans are lucky, this will be a safe place to live and raise eggs.
• Wait, I want to know about something else.
• It is quaggan's job to know many things. What things do you need to know?
• I have a question about the world outside of Urgulp.
• On second thought, I need to go.
• How rude! Oah, but maybe you don't know. Quaggans are peaceful, but a quaggan that gets too heated will become violent. It is a shameful unnatural thing, and quaggan doesn't want to discuss it further.
• I'm not the rude one here. Good day.
• As a cub, I looked at the horizon and dreamt of what lay beyond. In my years, I've traveled greater distances than I could have imagined. Perhaps even more than I would have wished.
• What was your first home like?
• There's adventure wherever you look.
• Have you seen the quaggans swimming around here?
• That's nice. See you later.
• I grew up in a sanctuary, a great ship built on an iceberg. We lived in harmony with nature—that is, until Jormag disrupted the balance. The Voice of Koda bid us go south, and so, here we are.
• A wise reminder. There's more to this horizon than the reminder of a lost home. Owls fly to nest, water rises and falls, fish eat and are eaten. This is a place where we can live in balance again.
• I hope you find what you seek. Good-bye.
• You mean the quaggans of Urgulp. Jormag's corruption uprooted them from their homeland, and yet, they live in peace and unity. Speaking to them never fails to bring me joy.
• I'll have to pay them a visit.
• Refugees endure many discomforts in search of a safe place. Quaggan feeds them and prepares them for life in Urgulp, but mostly they want to rest and talk. Quaggan knows; quaggan was one of them.
• I'm sure they feel much safer now that they're here, together.
• HoooOO! Quaggan's podmate is having strange moods, and it has quaggan wound up tighter than sticky kelp. Quaggan thinks it's because she's expecting an egg soon, but don't tell her quaggan said so!
• I won't mention it.
• Foo! So many quaggans to feed now and more arriving every day. More from far away and more from eggs. Coo! Eggs! Quaggan is so excited about hatching season. Maybe quaggan will be a coddler this time.
• What's a coddler?
• Flurries • Immobilizes
• In hatching season, all quaggan eggs are brought together and are hatched. Coddlers raise hatchlings into good quaggans. Of course, all quaggans help, but coddlers get to do the most coo-ing. Coo-hoo-hoo!
• I can see you're looking forward to it. Good luck!
• I'm trying to convince Erli to join in the Moot Father competition. He thinks Mog will win for sure, because he brought in a large catch, but he's wrong!
• Tell me more about your friend Erli.
• If he can't bring in a good catch, he doesn't deserve to win.
• Sounds dramatic. Good luck with that.
• Mog may hunt big, but when he gets back, he yells for someone else to do the gutting and cooking. Not like Erli! He's the best cook around, and he always makes enough to share.
• It's down! Yeah!
• Thanks for the advice. Good-bye.
• Ah, what do you know. See you later, kid.
• Erli is the best! He uses these clever traps to catch small game. He can tell right away if one is sprung, but none of the other hunters ever find them. My mother says it was Raven who made him so clever.