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• At least they're protected here, right?
• I wish them luck.
• Of course, but it's not just lives we're protecting. My family was once known for their textiles, but war took that away from us. Our traditions, our way of life, how much more of ourselves will we lose?
• It's infuriating how some try to bend the rules for people who already have more wealth and power than they can use. We're elected by the people to prevent that kind of favoritism.
• Aren't all the ministers rich and powerful?
• Are there many poor in Divinity's Reach?
• If all ministers came from the upper class, we'd only be serving a fraction of our populace. Those elected are usually key figures in their communities, and that often has little to do with gold.
• Are there that many people in the lower class?
• That makes sense.
• Divinity's Reach has many more poor than cities of its size did centuries ago. This is mostly due to the number of refugees that have fled here from outlying Krytan and Ascalonian settlements.
• But aren't all the ministers rich?
• A kingdom needs more than guards. If humanity's going to survive, we must protect our farmers and tradesmen in Queensdale. The Seraph must become soldiers and expand outward.
• Shoggroth
• Divinity's Reach really is dangerous. I never knew shopping could be such a harrowing experience! I saw a real bandit. The Seraph were chasing him through the streets.
• I keep my faith in the Six, and I do my best to live my life well. So why do they never seem to have answers when all I have is questions? Do they want me to find answers myself?
• Maybe so. It's hard to say.
• Even the smallest of blessings is still a blessing, something we should be thankful for. In this day and age, with centaurs knocking down our gates, it's hard to remember that.
• I know what you mean.
• They tell me the gods have abandoned us, but I don't believe it. The gods brought us humans into the world. They gave us magic. They would not abandon us. You'll see.
• A recipe to make a Nomad's Pearl Conch.
• I'm on the side of the Seraph, all the way. I don't trust the Ministry Guard to protect us. They're too busy protecting the ministers. Besides, Queen Jennah knows best.
• City defense is the first and foremost of our concerns. We can't be diverting funds away from paying the men and women who keep our walls safe. That's just common sense.
• I can't believe how thick-headed some people can be. A city needs supplies. How can anyone be so blind?
• I'm writing a paper on the history of Divinity's Reach. My superiors at the Priory are expecting it next week, but I just can't get it to flow. I thought coming out here might help clear my head.
• When I look at these tablets, I imagine them filled with pure knowledge. Kormir reminds us that only through our efforts will the truth rise to the surface.
• The Ventari Tablet is very important to the sylvari, but it is the words upon it that shape its meaning. How is it, then, that these scholars contemplate mere images? I must think on this further.
• Tell me more about the Ventari Tablet.
• The Ventari Tablet lies amid the roots of the Pale Tree. It was the first thing I saw when I awoke, and I will never forget the feeling I had when I read its words. Visit the Grove, and you can read it as well.
• I've used this spot for training since I was a boy. Every day I show Balthazar my efforts so he'll bless me with greater strength for tomorrow. No sinkhole is going to make me break this ritual.
• I admire your conviction. Good luck.
• When I was younger, I saw humans as weak. But I've met adventurers that made me reconsider. Talking to the people of this city, I think I'm beginning to understand where that strength comes from.
• Tell me about the norn.
• I think I know what you mean.
• No one can just tell you about norn. Each of us is the hero of our own story. Even the greatest storyteller could only tell you of individual norn. Visit Hoelbrak. You'll understand.
• Maybe I will sometime.
• We've heard no news of Cantha in a long time. Those of Canthan descent in Divinity's Reach have been here for generations, and our numbers are few. I hope these lessons help keep our culture alive.
• Recipe[s]: Nomad's Pearl Conch
• Sounds like a noble task.
• We don't know. Around 200 years ago, trade simply stopped. The tengu settled in Kryta some time later. We may never know the whole story, but we must hold on dearly to the history we have.
• I wasn't made to have stone beneath my feet. I till the land. I plant and grow and harvest. The centaurs have taken not just my land, but my whole being. I may as well be dead.
• 5 Slots. If possible, weapons and armor will fill this pack before other empty spaces. The contents of this pack will not move when inventory is sorted.
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• A great morning for the carnival. Come, enjoy!
• Tell me how to find Haidryn's Menagerie.
• Tell me how to find Uzolan's Mechanical Orchestra.
• Tell me how to find Mina's Target Shooting.
• Tell me how to find the Busted Flagon.
• A great day for the carnival. Come, enjoy!
• A great night for the carnival! Come, enjoy.