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• You did well. I'm proud to call you my father.
• I'll meet you at Grendich Ruins after I settle some citadel business. It'll be good to get back into the fray again, even for a little while.
• Can't wait to fight by your side. See you there.
• Ghosts defeated
• Search the courthouse.
• Catacombs cleared
• Ascalonian Statue
• Ancient Treasure Chest
• Is this the supply detail? We're from the Vigil, and Jonkor said you need help gathering raw materials.
• The statue is old and broken, nearly falling apart. The stone has seen better days, and hairline cracks spiderweb through its structure.
• Examine the statue closely.
• This tells me nothing...yet. I think I'll look around a bit more.
• The statue seems hastily jammed into position here. It's obviously been moved from somewhere else. Also, the upraised arm was broken long ago and has been carefully replaced. Is it a clue?
• There's something hidden behind this statue!
• Definitely.
• Without a doubt.
• This chest is obviously old and well-worn. It would have been considered an antique even before the Searing! Looks like your key will fit the lock perfectly.
• Unlock the chest.
• Unlock the chest.
• Leave the chest alone.
• You try to place the key in the lock, but a spectral force pushes against you. Something is preventing you from opening the chest!
• The ghosts must be stopping me. Time to reintroduce them to death!
• Kill Emer Whipmane.
• Legionnaire? What are you doing here?
• I need the tribune's stockade key. I need to see my father.
• I can't do that. I'm under explicit orders from Emer Whipmane. No one's allowed to see the prisoner. Not even family.
• Wrong answer. I'm getting in there, and now you're in my way. Defend yourself!
• Then you've got two choices, soldier. Step aside, or fall down. Make your decision.
• I'm officially relieving you, soldier. Stand down.
• You there. There's a brawl in the barracks. They need help to break it up. Move!
• Whoa, there. Rein it in, Legionnaire. I'll back off. This ain't worth dying over.
• Get moving. I'll take all responsibility for what happens next.
• I don't like it, but you outrank me. If you want the responsibility, you can have it. Good luck.
• Get moving. I'll take all responsibility for what happens next.
• A fight? All right. You watch the prisoners, I'll go join the fun...er, I mean...do my duty and break up the fight.
• You do that. I'll keep an eye on the door while you're gone.
• Tournament Refund
• Successfully complete all five Breaking the Ice events in Frostgorge Sound.
• That was rough, but you never wavered. You've earned some down time. Just stay close. I'll be sending for you soon.
• Of course. Thank you, Tribune.
• Remember, Vallus will kill you, given the chance. And then I'd need another way to make him pay for his crimes.
• Don't worry about me, Emer. I'm here to deliver a soldier's death, not die one.
• At last, it's over. Thank you, Legionnaire. You probably hate me right now—and I don't blame you—but you should be proud. In the end, justice was done.
• It was a no-win situation. I just hope Vallus's spirit finds peace in the Mists.
• Even in the fahrar, I knew Vallus was doomed. He hated taking orders—especially when he disagreed. Now it's too late.
• It's too bad it turned out like this, but it's for the best. Your warband will go on.
• Vallus was always an idiot. You stay out of trouble, you toe the line, you stay alive. That's how it is in Emer's warband.
• A leader like that always gets what she deserves. But today, it's Vallus's turn.
• I think Vallus's only mistake was dealing with the Separatists. You can't bargain with humans—they ruin everything they touch.
• Humans didn't bring us to this. Emer and Vallus did. Too bad only Vallus will pay for it.