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- Remain in Rytlock's office.
- Welcome to the Black Citadel. I don't have time to talk right now, but you may speak with my aide-de-camp, Laria.
- Sorry, Legionnaire %str1%. I don't have time right now. We'll speak again soon.
- Yes sir, Tribune.
- Sorry, Centurion %str1%. I don't have time right now. We'll talk later.
- The portal was silenced by your prowess.
- Welcome to Tribune Brimstone's office. I'm Laria Sharpeye, his aide-de-camp. Is there something I can help you with?
- Where is Tribune Brimstone?
- From the way you're staring, I'd say you have a question for me.
- Tell me, what does a tribune's aide-de-camp do?
- Nothing right now. Good-bye.
- The tribune has taken a temporary leave from the Black Citadel. I believe he has gone south to Lion's Arch. Are there any other questions I can answer for you?
- No, that's all I needed to know. Good-bye.
- I aim to make a difference here.
- Curious about what?
- I'd be happy to. Ask away.
- It's a bit odd...but no, I don't mind.
- I'd be happy to! Ask me anything.
- I love talking with fellow rangers. What's on your mind?
- I can't chat now, but I'll be back soon. Maybe I can answer your questions then.
- Asura, mostly. Do asura rangers have pets? Someone once said "asura have golems, not pets." Of course, he was an idiot, so I hit him with a bottle. Er...did I mention we were drinking at the time? That's why there was a bottle handy.
- Asuran rangers aren't common, but they tame animals too.
- Sorry, I don't have time to chat. Maybe next time. Good-bye.
- What animal do you think makes the best companion? Some swear by devourers, but they've always seemed a bit cold to me. I need a pet whose mood I can read. What do you think?
- Ranger and pet need to work together. Try out a devourer and see if it suits you.
- Sounds like your mind's made up. You don't need me: trust your instincts. Good-bye
- I've been pondering the human choice of companions. Even in the citadel, we hear good things about the tenacity and power of the Krytan drakehounds. But I worried that my comrades would sneer at me if I befriended one...
- The bond with your companion is all that matters. Let others worry about their own choices.
- A dog in a city full of cats? An interesting choice. Good-bye.
- I appreciate the reverence the norn have for the spirits of the wild, but it always seemed strange to befriend the object of your worship.
- I believe it's like a part of a greater whole. The claw isn't the hand or the arm or the whole body.
- I'm sorry, but questions of theology make me uneasy. Good-bye.
- I know the least about sylvari's pets. I hear their dogs are made of vines. Do they come from the same great Tree as the sylvari? And if they revere all plant life, where do the dogs relieve themselves?
- They are, indeed, made of vines. However, I know nothing of their...objects of relief.
- I'm afraid I'm not well-versed in the bathroom habits of sylvari dogs. Good-bye.
- I can't speak for the entire Black Citadel, but I mostly handle logistics and organization. Tribune Brimstone is very busy in the field, so I manage the flow of information to and from his office.
- I see. And from the way you're staring, I see you have a question for me.
- Important work. I wonder if the tribune is grooming you for leadership.
- What does your warband think of your job?
- What's it like working for Tribune Brimstone?
- Focus
- They mostly think office work suits me. I'm too..."soft-hearted and shy" is the nicest way to put it. They usually use other words. The plain fact is, I'm better at planning than I am at fighting.
- Plans win wars. I think the tribune is grooming you for leadership.
- I'd say Rytlock knows your worth far better than they do. Good-bye.
- Leadership? I'd enjoy that. But at some point in the future...the distant future. I have so much to learn, but there's no better teacher and role model than Tribune Brimstone.
- I have a question for you now.
- I feel the same way. Good luck, and good-bye.
- Challenging...exacting...but I enjoy it. He's even given me clearance to issue some orders in his name. I think it amuses him to see senior officers take direction from someone they outrank.
- How did your warband react to your appointment as aide-de-camp?
- It seems likely the Tribune is grooming you for some leadership role.