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- As you wish. I hope he has not yet turned to nightmare. Meet me at Sandycove Beach.
- I'll meet you there.
- The choice of what to do next is up to the Valiant.
- Blueprints for a magical suit of armor. The smith notes that it required unique components and was hard to make. It is truly one of a kind.
- Caithe will want to know about this.
- Occam's journal describes the green armor's enchantments, and says that they only work if the entire suit is worn.
- The smithy account book. There's an entry for Duchess Faolain commissioning a suit of green armor, marked "payment pending."
- You two talk a big game, but I'm not convinced. Have you done anything that would impress me?
- Set fire to a few houses. I like to watch them burn.
- Broken Bottle[s]
- Evacuee's Belongings
- I've brought along a VOED to detect them. Given the airship losses here, it shouldn't be too difficult.
- Nice invention. Can I ask one more thing?
- Kill
- Let me show you the meaning of the word "expendable."
- Ah, yes. Those watermelon huts are just begging to be turned into a blaze.
- Ready for me to bust us out yet?
- Ha! Now that's low. I approve.
- Vicious! Aggressive! I like you already.
- That's all? Pathetic. The wardens must be as bored as I am.
- Wait, that's not all I've done!
- All right, let's see what you can do. Get that door open.
- Watch and learn.
- Stop and surrender, prisoners!
- Not this time, Caithe!
- Ah, Caithe. Come to set me free?
- Not likely. Enjoy prison, Renvari. You'll be in here for a very long time.
- Grrr. Jail! I hate it.
- When do we leave?
- We don't! We stay! That's what's bad.
- When do we leave?
- Grrrrrr.
- This plan frightens me, but for my love's sake, I'll play villain.
- It's the only way. Stay close and do as I do.
- You are a blessing, Valiant. We shall swoop in, save my love, and all will be well once more!
- I'll hope for the best.
- Nightmare Turret
- Ah, freshly awakened and already you've been lied to.
- Your eyes should be open! Yet they are closed to all but the teachings of long-dead philosophers.
- The centaur, Ventari. The human, Ronan. Neither were sylvari! Why do we lend their words such credence?
- Ventari's Tablet shackles us. In its shadow, we're slaves to an imposed morality, rooted in foreign ground and trapped forever.
- I say no, and so should you! Look within yourself. The Dream is many things. It is light and dark, love and anger, good and evil. So are we.
- Come to us in the forest, saplings, and we will teach you more. We will give you freedom and give you the truth.
- That was...mmm fairly disturbing.
- Interesting. I have to admit, they made a few good points.
- You seem clever, sapling. Do you have any questions about the Nightmare Court?
- A few, but I'm shy. Can we talk where others will not see?
- Threats and cruelty will never make you strong.
- No, not right now. I'm content to listen.
- But of course we can, my pretty one...