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• Got it. Thanks!
• Ah, the Serrated Blade serves the best whiskey in Tyria. They never close. And everyone's welcome, as long as they don't make trouble. Or try to start a conga line.
• Will do. See you later.
• I see. Thanks for the info.
• Zyra
• Of course. Lab tested and everything. If you doubt me, I still have all my fingers and toes. A mark of a superior explosives engineer.
• All right, warband! Gather around! Stick close. We leave no soldier behind. You understand?
• Yes, Primus!
• Good enthusiasm, Stalk warband! Now, we're going into the Core. I've got things to teach you. Pay attention and learn well. Let's go.
• Wait, I have a few more questions.
• Listen up. You've been studying the legions and our hierarchy, right?
• Yeah! A legionnaire reports to a centurion who reports to a tribune who reports to the imperator!
• And the three imperators of the legions—Ash, Blood, and Iron—all report to the Khan-Ur!
• But we don't have a Khan-Ur, silly. So they can't.
• Yes, they can.
• Hush. They would report to the Khan-Ur if we had one, but we haven't found a new one yet. Follow me.
• (giggle) Shhh. That's an Adamant Guard. He'll stick grubs in your ears if you look at him funny.
• He will not! Will he?
• He might. So behave. The Adamant Guard reports directly to Tribune Bhuer Goreblade. They keep us safe. You must always be respectful to an Adamant.
• Ow! Stop pinching me!
• Shhhh!
• On my heels! Move out, warband.
• I heard Imperator Smodur is really mean.
• They don't call him "The Unflinching" for nothing. I heard he took his own eye out just to intimidate an enemy he was fighting!
• No, he didn't! Did he?
• The imperator is a courageous soldier and a brilliant engineer. He's going to take the Iron Legion to a new level of power and advancement. Stay close. We're on the move.
• She didn't deny it!
• Told you so.
• Gather 'round, soldiers. Up ahead, you see the Stormcaller horn. The evil human sorcerer Rurik used it to massacre a charr brigade led by our ancestral hero Bonfaaz Burntfur.
• I already heard this story a thousand times. He blew in the horn, and it made fire rain down from the sky on our army.
• All right, smartytail. What else do you know?
• I know that human, Rurik, ambushed us without warning. If I'd been there, I'd have ripped his throat out.
• (chuckle) Good enthusiasm. Let's get a closer look.
• Let me tell you a little something about humans: they love their magic, and they believe in gods.
• How come we don't kill them all then?
• They're our enemy, and never forget that, but we have a greater enemy now.
• I know! I know! The dragons!
• That's right. The awakening of the dragons has shifted the balance of power across the land. We have a new, more pressing enemy now.
• I'm sold. Let's go.
• I think we should feed the humans to the dragons, then kill the dragons.
• Don't be stupid. The dragons won't eat icky humans. They'd just throw them at us.
• Some believe as you do. Tribune Brighteye doesn't want a truce with the humans. Others, such as Tribune Kindleshot, disagree. There's a lot of argument about this.
• Humans are scrawny. All the great heroes fought them, but they're not a threat anymore, and they divide our army if we war with them.
• Well said. And on that note, let's move on. Stalk warband, forward march.
• Primus? Primus! Primus, I have to...you know.
• Hold it. We're heading back to the fahrar now. The other teachers are expecting us. You can go when we get there.
• Why aren't we winning this war? Why isn't it over already?
• We need better leaders.
• What we need is a new Khan-Ur.
• Yeah, once we've got a Khan-Ur again, nothing's going to stop us.