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- Capture %num2% enemy supply camp[s].
- Why do the Flame Legion care?
- The Dark warband has been stationed out here for years. Our legionnaire, Kyron, invented some of the equipment we use to purify the water. We're a well-oiled machine. When the Flame Legion isn't interfering, that is.
- Focus your attention on the shamans. They won't be able to complete the spell without them.
- We're being overrun by tar elementals. The plant can clear this mess up, but it's not looking too good from this side. Head over that way if you want to help.
- Stop the Flame Legion in their tracks. Keep them away from Kyron until she can finish her repairs.
- Capture %num2% enemy castle[s] in the eternal battlegrounds.
- You've got a good plan.
- You can't expect things to run smoothly with a processor down. If Kyron can get it fixed quickly, the overall damage should be minimal.
- I don't have time to deal with this.
- The Flame Legion has gathered off in the distance. They're plotting something. I can feel it in my bones. They need to be stopped before it's too late.
- Flame Legion injured you?
- I been coming here for ten years, ever since the Flame Legion messed up my back. I can't march anymore, so I stick close.
- Good to hear! You'll find them west of here. Hurry up!
- We need this lake cleaned up as soon as possible. Do you think you can take care of a few tar elementals? Even a little bit helps.
- Sure thing! Where is Ebonshore Plant?
- I have other plans. Good-bye.
- Ebonshore Plant workers are responsible for keeping the lake free of contaminants. I think the tar was too much for them. Could you check on them for me?
- Thank you! I'm sure I don't have to tell you; Lake Blackblade is a resource worth defending!
- Okay, okay.
- Just follow the lake west. You can't miss it. Get going!
- We all do what we can. Keep up the good work.
- Don't get me wrong. I'm not useless. I can still bash heads when they come around here. I just can't do the forced marches I used to do. No big loss, if you ask me.
- Shinies in the Sky
- Thank you! Head to Ebonshore Plant. It's located west of here. I'm sure I don't have to tell you; Lake Blackblade is a resource worth defending!
- %num1% WvW Borderlands Jumping Puzzle[s] Completed
- This device keeps a devourer egg warm. The egg looks close to hatching.
- This device is a container of some kind. At the moment, it sits dormant.
- Test subject?
- Now I'm curious. I have some questions.
- The cattlepult is designed for cattle. I think you would perform well, but your dimensions are completely off. Unsatisfactory! I need a different test subject.
- I'll take care of the harpies.
- Keep these infernal harpies away from my cattle! I can't complete my tests without them.
- I'll wait. I want to see this thing in action.
- My assistant brings them to me. He should be on his way. I hope he hurries.
- I sense trouble.
- I sent him to Dawnright Estate to acquire more cattle. There's no need to go chasing after him. He's not as bright as I am, but he can handle escorting cattle.
- How does it work?
- That sounds crazy. Good-bye.
- You haven't heard of the cattlepult? It's a very promising invention designed to launch cows to our troops in besieged territories. I am its creator!
- What needs to be done with the cattlepult?
- Sounds like you've got it all figured out.
- It's quite simple. Lower the launch pod and open the hatch door. Insert the cow, close the hatch, and then fire away! The tricky part is calculating the correct force needed to launch the cow.
- Keep trying.
- For the cattlepult to be a success, the cows must be able to reach the appropriate distance and survive after launch. There are many variables left to consider before I can find the correct formula.
- How did you come up with this idea?
- I'm sure it is. Take care.
- I'm in the midst of conducting very important research. The cattlepult is on the verge of a breakthrough.
- Interesting. Keep up with your research.
- I was once stationed inside a fort that was under siege for four weeks. We held off the enemy with everything we had. The enemy got so desperate they started hurdling cattle over the walls of the fort.