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• I wish I were out on the battlefield. Cutting lumber doesn't give the same thrill as cutting an enemy.
• Good work. Bye.
• ♪whistle♪
• Now that you mention it, it is harder to cut lumber. Enemies are so much softer and squishier than trees. Ahn, let the soldiers have their cushy jobs on the front lines. I'm a mill-worker!
• Hey! I oughtta pummel you into the ground for that! Unfortunately, I have to get back to work.
• That's true. With all the fighting and killing and dying, someone's got to make the coffins. I guess I should get back to work.
• Achievements related to the current World vs. World tournament.
• But the troops on the front lines depend on you. To them, you're a hero.
• If you keep lazing about, Raintimber Mill will beat your numbers, no sweat.
• I have permission from your boss to kick you back to work.
• Hey, I need some down time. All work and no play makes Bellator a grouchy charr.
• Watch it, there! Sometimes, splinters fly.
• There you go.
• Really? Wow. I can't let them down, then. Back to work!
• Ack! I got a sister who works there. She'll never let me hear the end of it if they beat us. I better get back to work.
• (growl) I'll be watching you.
• Sheesh, no need for violence. I was just taking a little break. I'm going. I'm going.
• It was my honor.
• I admire your good sense, %str1%. You really helped us out here.
• Sure. What can I do?
• Nope. Just passing by.
• Ah, you know what I love? The sounds of a mill running smoothly. I miss those sounds. Want to help fix that problem?
• Separatists are planting bombs, and attacking the machinery and workers. You can improve our efficiency by getting rid of them. Also, nudge any millworkers you see slacking off.
• Just doing my duty. Good-bye.
• You back? Or have you been here all along? People are still talking about what you did around here. I figure they'll remember your name for a long time.
• The world is next on my list. Take care.
• You're still around? I figured you'd be off saving the rest of the world like you did us. (laugh) You're all right, %str1%. Come back any time.
• You don't like being a supervisor?
• Redreave Mill is the best mill in the district. I was born here, right over by those barrels. They sent me off to fahrar, but I came back. Because of my fahrar training, they made me be a supervisor.
• Thanks for the heads up.
• I can warn you about Separatists. They're all around...crawling out of the wood here, so to speak.
• That's me. What can I do for you?
• Yeah. No time to talk, though. Good-bye.
• How's it going? Are you %str1%?
• Your cubs?
• I'm glad my reputation precedes me.
• My cubs have been talking about you. They're impressed by heroes.
• I have that affect everywhere I go.
• Tell them I said to never give up on their dreams. No matter what.
• They better stay out of my way, or I'll educate them—my way.
• That's nice. Stay tough.
• I'm sorry. My name is Kurr. I'm the primus at the Nolan fahrar. We're glad to have a role model like you pass through here. It does the cubs good to see true heroes.
• Good. I'm busy doing important things. See you.
• Okay. I'll let them know to leave you alone. They're good cubs. They won't bother you.
• That's great. I'll be seeing you.
• I will! They're much more likely to listen to you than to me. They'll be thrilled to hear I met you.
• Thanks. See you around.
• I'm sure you do. You're an impressive figure. My cubs will be so excited to hear I met you.
• %str1%. You?
• Not your business. Good-bye.