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- Good.
- I disagree. Only by leveraging strength do we become more powerful. Learn this lesson, or be a victim of it.
- I'll remember you said that.
- Your hunger for more is palpable, sapling. You'll be one of us before long.
- I don't know. Are you good at combat? I can't join you if you can't fight.
- The logic escapes me. You want to do evil to free our race?
- I haven't made up my mind yet, but I'll consider it.
- Exactly. When nightmare grows strong enough, the Pale Tree will turn away from the Tablet, and our race will be free.
- I've got this.
- That's more like it.
- Got it. Let's find those cores.
- I'd like to hear more. Perhaps where we won't be disturbed—follow me?
- Your meager aggression makes me laugh. Find to someone more willing to play victim.
- You Nightmare Court guys are no fun.
- Most of these villagers are weak-willed, wallowing in fear and indecision. Tell me...are you any different?
- I am the exception. I don't fear you, and I can prove it.
- I do not fear beauty such as yours. I celebrate it! Could you and I spend some time alone?
- Weak-willed. Er, yes. Whatever you say.
- Ha! Challenge accepted, sapling.
- Excellent. Come with me—I know the perfect location for such a duel.
- Your shallow attempt at appealing to my debacherous side is quaint, but not effective. Begone.
- Whoops, sorry. I'll be on my way, then.
- Wait, what are you doing? What is this?
- I thought you courtiers loved a good betrayal. Tell us where Gavin took the white stag.
- Come here and make me. I'll kill you both.
- What is this? What's going on?
- Help us prevent a tragedy, courtier. Tell us where Gavin took the white stag.
- Tragedy? You couldn't be more wrong, and now, you'll die wrong.
- Hey, what are you doing here? What is this?
- You get one warning, courtier. Tell us where Gavin took the white stag.
- I'll kill you both! You won't get anything out of me!
- If the Nightmare Court blights the white stag with nightmare, the Dream will be tainted. I cannot allow it to happen.
- You're right. We have to rescue the stag—but how?
- Let me think about it.
- I see two readily available options: disguise or distraction.
- I'll create a distraction and deal with the courtiers, while you set the stag free.
- Disguise. Sneaking in is the safest way to free the stag.
- Very well. Meet me at Hemlock Coil, and we'll find a way to get their attention.
- I'll see you there.
- We do what we must. They would have treated you no more kindly.
- I understand. It was necessary.
- I'm following you, %str1%.
- We're almost there. Just a little further.
- Nightmare Court
- Defeat the Nightmare courtiers.
- Lord Renvari! How did you escape the Wardens?
- These two scoundrels broke me out.
- Can they be trusted?
- Haven't you heard? They're the ones who killed Caithe.
- Ysvelta is lost. Tiachren is throwing away his life for mere love. Don't follow him into futility.