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- Right here is fine. Dig in and get situated.
- I'm still getting to know your strengths. Where do you want to be?
- Stand by. I need to look over the terrain first.
- Ash Legion turrets with Iron Legion updrades...sort of the full spectrum. From the gray of ash to the dark gray of iron. Where do you want me to stand?
- Done and done. Stand here and be ready.
- Still making up my mind. As soon as I figure it out, I'll let you know.
- The rifle on my back ain't for show, kiddo. My ears may be broke, but I can shoot the wings off a honey bee without smearing its stripes. Put me on high ground with a clear view of the field.
- Don't worry. I'll make sure you don't miss anything.
- WHAT? Just kidding. I saw where you pointed. Just make sure somebody gives me a signal when the fighting starts. I'd hate to miss it.
- No, I found a better spot. Follow me.
- Absolutely. Stand ready. They'll be here soon.
- Primed and ready, boss. Is this where you want me?
- Here is good. Are you okay? You seem a little nervous about all this.
- I don't know you yet. Where will you do the most good?
- Uh, excuse me? You're the one who made the Ghostbore Turrets, right? I'm, um, at your disposal, boss. Can I...should I stand...here?
- Noted. I'll put you here. Dig in and get ready to fight.
- All right. I'm going to find a better place to put you. Follow me.
- I trained in close-quarters. I was the best in my farhar with daggers. That's not bragging—just a boast. But if you get me within arm's reach of the enemy, I can take it from there.
- It's okay, cub. We were all that way once. And only once.
- No. Not "nervous," really. Just a little...a little, um...what's that word...the one that means "nervous"?
- No, I want you somewhere else. Follow me.
- Yes, stay right there.
- I'm dug in, boss. I should stay here, right?
- Right here. This'll be a good spot.
- I know where I'd put you, but you tell me: where do you want to be?
- Stand by. I need to look over the terrain first.
- Where do you want me?
- Noted. I'm going to put you right here.
- I'm still deciding. Follow me and stay close.
- I'm the master of the ambush, so keep me out of the enemy's line of sight. In the shadows, around a corner. That way, they won't see me until their eyes are closed. Permanently.
- Then consider yourself spotted. Stand by to engage the enemy.
- Works for me.
- No, I've got a better spot in mind. Follow me.
- Yes, there. Stick and stay. And be alert—the ghosts will be here soon.
- Here? Really? Or should I bounce around a little more?
- This is the place for you. Stand here.
- I want to play to your strengths. Where would you put yourself?
- Put me anywhere, boss. I'm not afraid of ghosts, turtles, or anything in between.
- Sounds like a plan of action...and inaction. Stand right here.
- I haven't decided yet, but stay close.
- Right in the enemy's path. I've got the reach, I got the armament, and I got the muscle. And even if I'm knocked down, they still might trip over me.
- Excellent. Sit tight. The enemy will be here soon.
- Just let me plant my claws in the ground, and I'm here until you say different.
- Hate to interrupt, but follow me. I've got a better spot in mind for you.
- Just stay put, and keep alert.
- Seven! That's the answer. Or possibly 'pie.' Oh, no, wait...not pie...what's that desert with all the sand dunes—?
- I want you right here.
- I'm taking suggestions. Where can you do the most good?
- Give me a stable site and I'll use my magic to your best defense. I'm not letting you fight alone—Ghostbore or no Ghostbore.
- Noted. I'm putting you right here.