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- I'm gonna get you! Raaawr!
- Get away!
- (laughter)
- Fighting bandits is hard work.
- Mmm hmm.
- Enjoying your rations, soldier?
- Mmm hmm.
- Good man. We'll attack the centaurs next.
- Um, I hear my mom calling me.
- Who do you think would win in a fight—Grenth or Melandru?
- Well, Grenth is the god of death, and Melandru is part tree...
- Death...tree...death...tree... Tough call.
- Where do I get food?
- What do you people eat? Dirt? Do you want water? Are you getting enough sun?
- Oh, stop teasing. I want human food. I've never eaten it!
- We've got taverns. Do you eat chicken or fish? Are you offended by salads?
- I can eat what you eat. And there's plenty of sunlight in the city. Thanks.
- Good evening, little lady.
- I've traveled very far to get here. It's very dirty, isn't it?
- Dirty?
- The filth. The crime. The danger! It's nothing like the Grove.
- I extend traditional greetings to you, my friend.
- What?
- I respond with ebullient gratitude for your inquiry as to my status.
- Huh?
- Allow me to note our parting with respectful acknowledgement of your kind interlocution.
- Uh, 'bye.
- Good day to you, madam! Should I be so bold as to introduce myself? Or would you find it overly forward of me?
- What?
- A lovely name! My name is Halan Frohmanj. With an "h." Forgive me for being overly familiar.
- How do you do, Mr. Fromard?
- It's pronounced Frohmanj. The "h" is silent. It is one of the myriad nuances of the Elonian language.
- If you say so, Harlan.
- It's Halan. I am overwhelmed by such linguistic prowess! If you will forgive me, young woman, I must rapidly depart. My studies await!
- Step out for some sunlight once in a while.
- Are you following me?
- I'm protecting you.
- I can take care of myself, thanks.
- Do I have to call the Seraph?
- I'm sick of these high prices. I thought the queen would've won the war by now.
- She's a good woman. Not like the minister.
- Minister Caudecus is a woman?
- Seriously, Queen Jennah's too young for the throne. Minister Caudecus should be in charge.
- We love our queen. You don't? Then get out on the damn battlefield.
- (sigh)
- You all right?
- I've been better.
- Guess who's in town? More charr. And another charr mercenary howling threats at everyone.
- I'm sick of this crap. The charr want to fight on the battlefield, fine. I don't want 'em fightin' in the streets.
- I lost friends to the charr. We don't need bloodshed in the city.