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• You must be proud of his Ministerial accomplishments.
• Please, I have agreed to testify. Don't ask me for anything else, I beg you! This is difficult enough.
• I understand. I wish you well, lady.
• A pleasure to see you at my humble party, a great pleasure. Your name has been on everyone's lips lately! Your presence honors me.
• You are far too kind, Minister. I merely did my duty as a citizen.
• How could I miss such an event? I would sooner be trampled by centaurs!
• Fights have a way of finding me. I can't say that I mind, however.
• Please excuse me, Minister. I have other business to attend to.
• If all citizens of this fair city had your bravery, think how much grander Divinity's Reach would be! Nevertheless, you give all her people pride as a glorious example of high birth.
• Thanks for your praise, Minister. Now if you'll excuse me, I have some mingling to do.
• Hah! Such a pleasure to have you here. I can only hope my party is up to your expectations.
• I wouldn't change a thing, Minister. Now if you'll excuse me, I have some mingling to do.
• Ah, if this city had but a few more brave souls like you, the charr would withdraw from Ascalon, and the tengu would open their city gates to all.
• Thank you, Minister. If you'll excuse me, I have some mingling to do.
• What a party! All the chatter, gossip, and frivolity! Though I bet everyone here is terrified of having their homes burgled by those sewer rats.
• You mean the robberies, correct?
• Quite true. Enjoy the show, sir.
• Precisely, my dear lady! And isn't it remarkable that the thieves have no trouble getting in and know exactly where to go for the goods? Why, they must be the luckiest thieves alive!
• I'd say luck has very little to do with it.
• A clever point, sir. I'll bring it up with the other guests and see what they think.
• Precisely, my good lad! And isn't it remarkable that the thieves have no trouble getting in and know exactly where to go for the goods? Why, they must be the luckiest thieves alive!
• Quite so. But if it's not luck, then someone must be feeding the scoundrels information about some of the finest homes in the city. Inexcusable! Unimaginable! Something must be done.
• Agreed. I think I'll go do something about it right now, in fact.
• Welcome. Is there something I can do for you?
• More guards than usual tonight. Is everything secure?
• Where can I find some refreshments?
• Nothing at the moment. Carry on.
• Absolutely. Outside of Her Majesty's palace, there's no place more secure in all of Divinity's Reach.
• Why all the security?
• Gods protect us from misfortune! Good day.
• The drink table over yonder. The good minister has broken out his very best beverages for this gala.
• I've heard rumors of bandit attacks. Is it safe here?
• Wonderful. I'll go sample them.
• If you've been talking to that paranoid naysayer Reth, ignore him. This is normal ministry security detail for an event of this size.
• I see. Where can I find some refreshments?
• Can't wait. Thank you.
• I heard you saved that Faren dandy from ruffians. Suppose you could let them hold on to him for a while next time? I could use a break from hearing about his romantic exploits!
• Really, Sir Winters. Lord Faren is my friend. I could never let them keep him.
• I'm more concerned that a member of the gentry is issuing orders to thieves.
• As could we all, good sir. We'll speak more later.
• I'm only joking. Although I imagine if any of his captors were ladies, he'd have charmed his way out before long, eh? Hah!
• Your wit is quick as always, good sir. We'll speak more later.
• If that's true, it must be a member of the Ministry. They love money like charr love meat. Some would cheerfully hire lowborn knaves to rob their own class, the scalawags.
• Let me know if you discover any proof of that. We'll speak more later.
• What a lovely party, and what a delight to see you! I thought you'd be out doing gallant deeds with our own dashing Captain Thackeray.
• Not at the moment, I'm afraid.
• Might you know any interesting gossip?
• Pardon me. We'll talk later, my lady.
• All the more pleasure to see you here, then! If you do bring that handsome captain with you next time, arrange an introduction for me, will you?
• I'll see what I can do. Farewell.