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• How do you know when a norn is ready to retire?
• He's got more action in his guts than guts in his action. (laugh)
• They came down from the north. They call themselves kodan.
• Why do they walk in bear form on hind legs?
• No one has ever seen one in any other form.
• Maybe they're emissaries of Bear, sent to help us fight the dragon.
• I doubt it. Bear knows we need no help fighting the dragon. We are her claws and her teeth.
• I think they offended Bear, and she trapped them in their bear forms to teach them humility.
• Based on my experience with them, they haven't learned a damned thing.
• They're afraid of us.
• Don't expect others to see the world through any eyes but their own. They misunderstand us, as we them.
• I find their lack of balance distressing. How can we rely on them as allies when they can't control their own impulses?
• The sword does not need to understand battle strategy to be effective.
• He worries me. I constantly have to remind him to thank his food.
• He's young. In youth, we are all imbalanced.
• Three rabbits, two squirrels, and a doe.
• That's a good haul. Neither too much meat, nor too little.
• Quaggan's feet are cold. This water is frigid.
• A pod will provide warmth. Quaggan will ask if there are any vacant.
• FooooOOOooo. Quaggan is so cold!
• Oh, stop blubbering. Cold is better than dead.
• Don't be mean. FooOOOooo.
• I confess. I have moments when I fear we will fail.
• Our mission is divine.
• That's a happy sound. Why are you so cheerful?
• Koo! Quaggan met a kodan on the water. He said such nice things!
• Are quaggans' eggs really safe here?
• Not while the water tastes like largos.
• The food gatherers came back with a light load again.
• Lazy ooks! How hard can it be?
• When are we gonna to move on so we can sell the rest of our stock?
• When there's a safe road that actually connects us to other places.
• Until then, sell all you can here.
• A norn hunter just described the Svanir to me as a "secret society."
• I trust your composure didn't crack.
• Absolutely not. I didn't think he'd appreciate the irony.
• The stench of dragon filth won't leave quaggan's nose. They did worse than kill the waters.
• Corrupted water is no good for quaggans. New waters are waiting elsewhere.
• Quaggan wants the old, familiar waters back. Quaggan misses home.
• Quaggan's feet hurt. Oh, there are blister-blobs on top of blister-blobs.
• Don't fret, love. The journey takes its toll, but the waters at the end will be fresh.
• Fresh, and without the dragon's minions. Be strong, love. Be strong.
• We gave them a boon—a mighty beating!
• Your wit's sharper than any sword.
• I don't need wit to best you, my friend.
• You look exhausted.
• The dragon's plague gets into my heart and saps my strength.
• Is it really that bad out there?
• It's worse.
• No matter how many times we break up the ice crystals, more always fall.