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- As a servant you must hear many interesting things.
- You look like you're looking for something. Or someone.
- I'm helping out Logan. He's worried about the queen.
- You seem to be scanning the crowd.
- I'm looking for someone acting suspicious.
- Caudecus's Manor Waypoint
- Dungeon Survey - Influence Bonus
- Foreman Korov
- Foreman Kreutzerova
- Foreman Webarov
- Vambery
- Foreman Zeleoniy
- Foreman Tomak
- Enemy inbound! Stop them!
- You'll die for this. General Zadorojny will kill you all!
- Overseer
- Work, you dogs, or you'll feel my wrath.
- Every time you rest, you steal from the collective. Back to work.
- Get back to work, you lazy clods! I won't warn you again.
- Minister Shukov and his inner circle are mad with power. The time has come to stop his madness.
- What are you planning?
- I'm not interested in dredge affairs.
- We will free all the workers we can. Then, we take our grievances to Shukov himself. He will listen to the people, or he will know our rage.
- I'll help you liberate your friends.
- That sounds risky. I'll pass.
- It seems I must accept the help of outsiders to save my people from themselves.
- It shows.
- How much are they paying you for this extracurricular work?
- These are dark times. Tyranny, revolution, and danger are ahead. Are you prepared to go further?
- Yes, I am.
- If you want to help dredge people, talk to Gavara or Koptev there. If you want to help my people, talk to Egan.
- Got it. On my way.
- Shukov's days are numbered. We will end his cruel, selfish reign.
- Count me in as an ally.
- Hurry, outsider. If Zadorojny wins, the destroyer will burn everything in its path.
- Got it. Let's go.
- Are you prepared to assault the Inquest facilities?
- Rescued Brewer
- I need more time to think about it.
- We have to clear out the Inquest. No excuses, no stopping.
- No problem.
- What is this?
- Workers, friends, fellow members of the moletariat, we are little more than slaves to the moliarchy—tools to be used and discarded when broken.
- Continue.
- Through our forced labor, we enrich the lives of the ruling class. While we die in the mines, the moliarchy enjoys the fruits of our labor.
- Did we simply trade one set of masters for another? Are we not all created equal? Are we not all entitled to an equal share?
- Do you ache for basic rights? Then rise up and join the revolution! Rise up and restore Molachev's dream of an egalitarian society.
- Are you hungry? Is your gut empty? Do you ache inside from lack of food? Lack of basic rights? You can sate that hunger. You can reclaim your right to an equal share of your own labor. Rise up and join the revolution! Rise up and restore Molachev's dream of an egalitarian society.
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