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• If Vallus had really cared about us, he'd have been in that canyon when we needed him.
• You're fine now and he's not. Quit whining.
• A sad day. For what it's worth, I think you handled this well.
• Mad King's Feast
• I don't get it. Vallus disobeyed orders, but he did it to save his fellow warband member. What's a soldier supposed to do when there's no right choice?
• What Vallus did—do what you know is right, and accept the consequences.
• That looked like no fun at all. Want to go for a beer? Maybe a whiskey? I could teach you the dirty limerick I just learned. It starts, "There once was a charr from Halrunting..."
• Maybe later, Reeva. Thanks just the same.
• Me? I would've put my warband ahead of the citadel, just like Vallus. And they'd probably send me to the Bane for it, too.
• I don't like it either. But I'll try to keep from ever putting you in that position.
• Just for the record: if I ever get kidnapped and the Black Citadel says don't help me...do it anyway. That would be the smart choice.
• Count on it, Mav.
• Vallus saved my tail, but nobody cares. I talk to the brass, but they push me off with "Black Citadel this," and "High Legions that." Can't you get him off the hook?
• If there was any way, I'd do it. But they've made their decision.
• Vallus is dead because I got myself captured. None of it is your fault. You did your duty and gave your dad an honorable death.
• It's not your fault either. He would've chosen death over abandoning you.
• Kill Mergath Flarekin's Flame Effigy.
• Defeat the Flame Legion.
• Come on, call me a coward again. I dare you. I'll cut you up and stew you like a bunny rabbit.
• Ahhn... you're not even worth the saliva it'd take to spit on you.
• I understand. Go, protect the tribunes. At least I can say I helped with that. It's not the redemption I was hoping for, but it's something.
• When I stop Mergath and save the tribunes, it'll be more than just something.
• Report. What's our situation?
• The Adamant Guard is patrolling the citadel perimeter. The city is secure, sir.
• My agents say Flarekin is on the move. He's completed his ritual. Be ready for anything.
• Praise from Smodur. Nice.
• We earned it.
• So that's Smodur the Unflinching. I kept waiting for him to flinch, but he never did. You think they named him that because he never flinches; or does he never flinch because they named him that?
• If he didn't flinch when they poked his eye out, I bet he never will.
• We just impressed all the tribunes and the imperator. Not every warband can say that.
• It is a rare honor. But this warband deserves it.
• Did you see their faces? The top brass loves us. They'll probably commission a memorial. If it's a statue, they better hire a sculptor genius enough to capture my charisma.
• I hear there's a norn who specializes in heroes. Let's hope she's available.
• I was going to ask the imperator to join us for a drink, but he looked busy. I guess the more important you are, the busier you are. I hope I'm never too important to stop for a drink.
• Let's go enjoy our victory like we're the least important people in Tyria.
• Better get moving, Centurion.
• Yes, sir. Understood.
• Aren't there representatives of the orders here in the Black Citadel?
• Yes. But we need people who are up to speed on these amulets. I want you working with the best—and your impressions of how the "best" operate.
• Yes, sir. Understood.
• Snowdrift Haven has already been attacked. The records show an amulet there. No need to get fancy—we go in, find it, secure it. Interested?
• Sounds like my kind of plan. I'll meet you at the haven.
• I'm not sure. I need more time to decide.
• A norn called Klaes in Durgar's Homestead has one of Rissa's amulets. So far, the place hasn't been attacked, and we intend to keep it that way. You in?
• I'm in. I'll meet you at the homestead.
• Vald the Dealer
• Hilgra
• Conrad the Sly
• They're beaten. The beach is clear.
• Defend the haven from Sagum and his thralls.