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- Profound. Thank you for sharing that with me.
- I've got the latest, and trust me, you're going to want to hear this. I've heard that Queen Jennah has been training an elite military force. You know what's surprising? It's made up of quaggans!
- Quaggans?
- That would be something to see. Good-bye.
- I was so surprised. But it makes perfect sense. Because they're quaggans—no one would ever expect them to attack. I'm no military strategist, but I think that's brilliant.
- It certainly sounds creative. I hope it works.
- Now this is a story even I find hard to believe, which means it must be true. I know a guy who said his friend was killed near Lake Delavan by killer butterflies. Can you imagine? Butterflies that kill?
- That can't be true.
- Anything can kill...if it's desperate enough.
- That's what I thought. But if it's not true, why haven't I seen him since? It's got to be true. How do you think a butterfly kills people? I don't think they can hold weapons. I'll bet it was poison.
- Stylish and Fun!
Animal Hats! - It makes more sense than a mace. I have to go now.
- I should be moving these barrels inside, but...well, they're heavier than they look.
- That's how you build muscle. Keep at it.
- There are so many books to read. I wish I had time for them all. The Durmand Priory's been busy since getting their hands on printing presses.
- All these books came from Durmand Priory?
- Yeah, books sure are great. Later.
- Not all of them. There are a few independent presses around. Since the charr sold a few presses to the Priory, some other groups figured they could profit from it as well.
- I'm surprised the charr were so willing to sell the Durmand Priory all those presses.
- Fascinating. Well, I should be going.
- Oh, they didn't all come from the charr. Although I believe a few of the independent presses maight be made from old unused wine presses.
- Wow, clever. Well it's been nice talking to you. Bye!
- With as many problems as we face, even just in Divinity's Reach, you'd think my family would have more pressing concerns than just "What's for dinner?" But no. So here I am, shopping. Again.
- Recipe[s]: Ventari's Flanged Mace
- So many flavors! So many possibilities! My heart burns like a volcanic eruption, so intense is my love for cooking!
- Then don't let me get in the way of your enjoyment.
- This is my favorite place to come when I need someplace to think. It's the sound of the water—it's always changing, yet always the same. It helps to put me at ease, if only for a short time.
- A recipe to make an ascended dagger with Nomad's (+Toughness, +Healing, and +Vitality) stats.
- I'm spoiling for a good fight, and there's so much out there to battle! Why, I could make my name slaying centaurs, be the bane of the undead, or even take on the dragons themselves!
- So why are you still hanging around here?
- Recipe[s]: Ventari's Razor
- Because I simply can't decide! I'll be honest—I play it up like I'm the leader, but in reality I'm used to someone always telling me where to go, what to do. It runs in the family, I guess.
- Now's the time for change!
- Sorry to hear that, but I have to go.
- You know what? You're right. It's time to take control of my own destiny. My name will be written in the stars, and all future generations will know it! Once I figure out where to start, that is.
- Well, I guess that's an improvement.
- These three are impossible. It's like I'm the only one with any common sense. It feels like it's been my responsibility to look after them since we were children.
- That sounds tough.
- That's too bad.
- Yeah. Our families have known each other for generations, so we've been friends since we were kids. And it's always the same. Aleria picks a fight, gets knocked out, and I have to help her up. And Aquila...
- What about Aquila?
- Sorry, I just realized that I have to go.
- He goes too far sometimes. You know, with the burning and such. And Kenden... He's got a good heart, but sometimes he's just not too bright. I'd never give them up, but it's not easy being me.
- Hang in there. You'll get through.
- People make a fuss about families here. They're so concerned with tracing their lineage back to heroes of the past instead of worrying about the greatness they themselves can do here and now.
- What about your family?
- No time to talk, now.
- My family came to Kryta after Queen Salma's coronation. They weren't legends, but they were good people. Ever since, the men of our family have served in defense of the queen.
- As do you, I see.
- I need to be going now.