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• Yeah. Most of the Seraph stationed here are fresh out of training camp. They used to be farmers until the centaurs pillaged their homes. You might say they've got some issues to overcome.
• We got centaurs in the west, the east, and the south, with a little bandit action in the east—to spice things up. Seriously, though, these soldiers just want to return to their families.
• Moving out. Let's see what's waiting for us.
• Warden Moras
• I'm anxious to learn more about this human treasure. If it's related to the ghosts, I'll need to report its existence to the Imperator. Good luck, Legionnaire. Keep me informed.
• I'll look into it immediately.
• We can't get started until you read your father's letter. Do that, and then we'll talk.
• Yes, sir.
• Hate to turn one of my best warbands over to Blood, but Brimstone insisted. And I agree—this is worth pursuing. Follow up on your father's letter and hurry back. Ash needs you focused and ready.
• We've been talking this over, Legionnaire. Now it's your turn. Read your sire's letter and report to Brimstone for a briefing. Quick and quiet, now.
• Not on My Watch
• Stay on alert.
• Normally I wouldn't give up such a promising warband, but Brimstone swore this was important—and I want him owing me a favor. Carry on, soldier. Iron will be waiting for you.
• At ease, Legionnaire %str1%. Tribune Brimstone is waiting, and tribunes don't like waiting. Read your sire's letter and report for your new duty.
• Sorry, this is official business. For the legionnaire's ears only.
• Transform. Transform target foe into a moa bird.
• I had no clue you were Argus Foolkiller's cub! I didn't even know my own sire. You know how soldiers get after they ditch their cubs at the farhar.
• Morph
• I didn't realize my father was famous.
• It's not easy being a soldier. It can't be easy to raise one. See you around.
• Tribune Brimstone is waiting, Legionnaire. You'd better see what he wants. We can chat later.
• Some follow their cubs' progress through the High Legions, but others—like mine—move on as if they have no cubs.
• That's true, but it's always been true. Don't need to be sad about it.
• You sound familiar with my sire. Was he famous?
• Some soldiers weren't cut out to be parents. Excuse me, I've got work to do.
• Your warband is like your family, so having a sire and dam who stay in touch is like having two more members of your warband.
• I follow. But how do you know my sire? Was he that famous?
• Hmm. I'm not sure I agree, but I understand. See you later.
• Of course! He and the Killer warband were experts with ancient Legion trail markers. They could execute an ambush without saying a word.
• Famous for stealth—quite an achievement. I wonder what he thinks of me?
• He showed me some of those markers before I went to the farhar.
• I've got to go. I've got a mission.
• I'd love to learn more. They're not used much anymore, but still fascinating. It might be easier than talking to Tribune Brimstone in person. He's got a sharp tongue and an even sharper wit.
• I hear that. Just don't let him rattle you, and you'll be fine. See you later.
• May Balthazar strengthen you.
• I plan to make a difference here.
• I always liked your dad. One time when he dropped by the farhar, he warned them that I wouldn't be a runt forever. In the end, he was right, and they were punched.
• He liked you, too. Come on. Let's see what he left for me.
• Quick, talk to Brimstone so we can get out of here. Offices make me nervous. Offices, officers...pretty much anything that starts with "offi."
• Sit tight, Dinky. I'll deal with this.
• Defend the ritual
• Take damage for your master.
• Speak. What it is you seek?
• I'm interested in the kodan. What is life like on your sanctuaries?
• What wisdom do you seek?
• My people were driven south by the Ice Dragon, too.
• Come forward and speak. You seem eager to ask something.
• It seems norn and kodan have much in common. Why is that?
• Is something troubling you?
• I just had a question. Who is "Koda"?