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- I agree. We'll give her a place where she can shine.
- Oh, well done. I like Wroda. She'll keep me company. It'll be fun. I can tell.
- Why the show of force, Blood Legion? Is this a declaration of war?
- Yeah—war against the Flame Legion, you cowardly, lying scum. Prepare to die!
- Burn me—they're ready for us! Lose the disguise! Just attack!
- Defeat Warmaster Kaylar.
- Die, beast!
- This is for my warband!
- Get it together, old man. We need you.
- You'll get what you need after I do. And I need to make Kaylar pay.
- My warband died, too. I'm sad, but the boss is making it better.
- A good leader makes all the difference.
- Yeah. It's a lot easier to be alone if you're with somebody.
- I know how you feel. When my warband died, I wanted to kill...everything.
- Let's get Kaylar and clean out this crypt. Maybe then my warband can rest.
- I've heard of you. You're a soldier's soldier, just like me! Only I'm much handsomer.
- Sorry...Maverick, was it? Don't recall ever hearing the name before. But I've been busy.
- That's all right. When I'm your age, I'll forget important things, too.
- You lost your warband? Me too. I miss 'em, but hey, on to the next battle, right?
- There's only one battle left for me. After that, we'll have to wait and see.
- We've never used code before. I don't think the average undead can even read.
- Travel to Quinn's hideout in Claypool.
- Defeat Crusher Dan.
- Guild WvW Fort Exp
- We need to head out. Let's go.
- Maybe I have some fight left in me, after all. I thought this would be an old cur's last hurrah. You proved me wrong.
- My thoughts exactly. Let's go.
- What a pit. Let's recruit Fyon, kill as many ghosts as we can, and call it a day.
- We should get back to the Black Citadel.
- Fyon's warband should be happy. That's a whole lot of revenge.
- If half of what Rytlock said about Fyon is true, he will be. Let's move out.
- All this effort for one old ghost-hunter? Fyon better worth the trip to this miserable cesspool.
- And we could use an old haunch-kicker. Let's get back to the citadel.
- Now that I've seen him in action, I think Fyon will work out just fine. Guess even gray-manes can kick haunch.
- Hopefully, he'll figure that out and join our warband.
- Old isn't dead. Old isn't dead! There's a difference! Why doesn't Fyon get that?
- No, he's just focused. He's like Euryale used to be. Not much of a smiler.
- Fyon doesn't smile much, does he? Even when he's winning. You think maybe that's because he's old and has false teeth?
- Whiskey also mellows with age. I hope Fyon still has some bite left in him.
- Old age should be like fine whiskey—you just get stronger and better with each year. Instead, it's like stale beer. You end up kind of stale and nobody wants you.
- Then we all agree. Let's head back to the citadel and get Fyon settled in.
- Well, I'm convinced. The old guy swings a blade better than most oldsters swing a walking cane.
- I hope he can provide more than just bedtime stories. Move out.
- Some of these old soldiers have seen a lot. I hope this Fyon character knows how to tell a good war tale.
- You can ask him back at the citadel, but he doesn't seem the sing-along type.
- This Fyon's okay. I wonder if he knows any really old soldier songs. You know, the extra-dirty ones that get you reprimanded by brass for singing them on duty.
- Scorch me, they're already here!
- I'm going to switch on those turrets. Watch my back!
- I don't like this. Something's not right. It's too quiet.
- Just let me get this door open and we'll see what's what.