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• I can't chat right now! We've got ogres everywhere!
• Another day, another danger. Never thought I'd get used to it, but that's the funny thing about growing up in Ebonhawke.
• I spent my childhood listening to the charr trying to invade Ebonhawke and slit my throat. These days, nothing phases me.
• The fewer ogres, the better. Get rid of them.
• Charr renegades poisoned the Vanguard army, but they keep a supply of the antidote in their camp. Take the antidote from the renegades, and deliver it to the Vanguard army.
• Cure the Vanguard army by stealing antidotes from the Renegades.
• Drink this. The pain should recede in a few minutes, but your strength may take longer to return.
• Thank you, sir.
• I'm just glad we got the antidote in time.
• The Renegades who poisoned the camp escaped through here.
• They're not going to give up the antidote without a fight.
• Now, get in there and bring back enough antidotes to cure an army.
• Something's wrong. My muscles are shaking and my stomach's on fire.
• I swiped this vial off a Renegade I took down, when I recognized the smell—it's an herbal poison remedy.
• If they've poisoned our supplies, anyone could be affected.
• We'll need more than this vial. Quickly, we have to track those Renegades!
• I want to ask about something else.
• A powerful and well-respected Blood legionnaire. She's renowned for her use of artillery and raw force.
• Corrupted Drake Egg
• Destroy corrupted eggs and stop the spread of Risen drakes.
• Dragon spit!
• What?
• It's my sister's wedding. I need a gift and a nice outfit.
• Weddings are special. Go support your sister.
• Please, you've never met my family.
• Takes more than a keen wit and a keen blade to survive these days.
• It always does. Get used to it now, and you'll be much happier.
• Charr killed my mother when I was a kid. And yet I'd accept peace. Is that strange?
• I'm not sure.
• The queen should be careful with the Legions.
• Yeah. Ascalonians have a long memory. This isn't over.
• I've seen that tail before.
• Worry about it later.
• Either way, she's still cute.
• Yeah, but still.
• I don't like this treaty idea. I don't like it one bit.
• Look at it this way: peace will mean more business.
• Hmmph. I ain't serving no charr in my place, you can count on that.
• You may have to. Besides their gold is the same color as ours.
• Well, you can clean up the hairballs.
• Even out in these barren lands, we've lived to see peace grow.
• Makes me wonder what else will grow here.
• We don't need a treaty, we need a victory!
• Maybe a hundred years ago. Not now.
• We can still win this war.
• There's nothing left to fight for. Half this land is ruined. It's over.
• I'd be right there with you, chopping and screaming, if it weren't for my knee.
• But the ore I tear out of the ground is vital. Got to feed the war machine.
• If it were my knee, I'd do the same.
• I hate this sky. I hate the ugly clouds, and I hate the way that everything stinks. Ugh! When will this go away?