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- Get out! You'll never be trusted by us. You may have fooled that idiot queen, but you'll never fool us.
- I'll be totally honest with you: I have no idea what you are talking about.
- That so-called treaty. We know you...charr and the queen struck a deal. You get to come here and kill us or take us as slaves while she looks the other way.
- That's a complete misfire, lady. If we did that, all of humanity would rise up and march against us.
- You...you're right. Why would you bother signing a treaty just to provoke another war? That man in the tavern had to have been wrong.
- Must have been.
- I head a rumor that the charr are going to kill the human delegation, then invade Ebonhawke. We need to kill the charr before they kill us.
- Strange. I heard a rumor that the charr are signing a treaty because Ebonhawke completely defeated the charr.
- I don't have time for conspiracy theories.
- You know, that makes a lot more sense than an army appearing out of nowhere and marching into Ebonhawke.
- See, there you go. Take care now.
- Huh? Never heard of that one. Really?
- Think about it. The charr are proud; they won't leave without saving face. The treaty gives them an out. They'll march out and leave you alone for good.
- Yeah, that's the big rumor going around these days.
- Oh Gods! It's already started. Invader! Invader!
- I'm not invading. I'm just walking through the streets here. What's the problem?
- Head into the ruined City of the Gods, but I don't recommend going in alone. If you're smart, you'll take four others with you to watch your back and flanks. Once you're in, you'll find the others there.
- The Separatists said the charr would storm Ebonhawke. They said you'd kill everyone at the delegation, then come south with blood on your teeth and fire in your eyes.
- It's just me here. I'm not dripping blood. My eyes are clear, and I'm just walking around here. And last I heard, the delegation is just fine. Do I look like an invader to you?
- You certainly don't act like an invading force. I'll tell you what, being paranoid all the time for an invasion that still hasn't show up is tiring. I need a break.
- Sure thing. Take a break. It'll do you some good.
- You hear that? It's the calm before the storm. I keep hearing that there's a charr army to the north, ready kill us all.
- To the north? That's the Dragonbrand. I heard nothing lives up there. Definitely can't store an army up there.
- That's crazy talk.
- Come to think of it, the guy who telling me about this couldn't prove any of what he was saying. He seemed a little blood-crazed, too.
- There's all sorts out there. Watch yourself.
- But, it's quiet. Like, really quiet. It's like when the charr were reloading and preparing for another attack. I hear people saying we need to kill the charr before they come for us.
- It's quiet because of the cease-fire, and the north isn't safe for humans or charr. You've been misled.
- You need to calm down. Seriously.
- The Separatists are the only ones looking out for us. Definitely not the queen. She's bowing down to those beasts who killed our friends and family.
- Aren't they also attacking anyone who doesn't agree with them? Including other humans?
- I guess I never thought of it like that. I...I need to think about this.
- Well, you know, they're trying to keep us safe. They're trying to make sure we have a future out here.
- Sure, by terrorizing everyone in Ebonhawke. You call that safe? In the long run, you'll be trading a charr threat for them.
- I don't care if they sign that lousy treaty. We'll secede. That'll show that charr-loving queen.
- Oh, sure. Perfect plan. Nothing could go wrong.
- Yeah, good luck with that.
- Wait a minute. Yeah, I guess I didn't think this through. Just forget I said anything, okay?
- Done and done.
- You really think so?
- Absolutely. You don't need the Ebonhawke, or an asuran gate, or help from Divinity's Reach. Have fun when winter comes. Or when the ogres invade. Or when something nasty emerges from the Brand.
- Wow, you're thick. I'm leaving.
- We don't need no stinking treaty. I heard this guy saying we could so easily wipe out the charr. So easily, you hear me? I dunno know why we ever stopped the war.
- Strange. This guy, did he have a plan to take on the charr?
- I'm leaving.
- Kormir's eyes, how could I have been so blind? He kept giving me drinks, kept saying how I'd be a patriot and a hero. Dear Gods, I almost went out there.
- It's okay. You didn't go through with it. That's what's important.
- Um...he said it was so easy. I could go up to the charr delegation and slit their throats.
- Does this sound sane to you? This guy was setting you up to be an assassin who would have re-started the war!
- You've got to be joking. I'm out of here.