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• Our sagacious captain would make an excellent krewe chief.
• What's "sagacious" mean?
• It means I should look elsewhere for erudite conversation.
• Watch it, big-ears. I'm as "airtight" as the next guy.
• If we share with the dredge, they'll become our friends.
• Who wants to be friends with a bunch of thieving moles?
• Now we can give those four-legged pack animals a taste of human fury.
• It's hardly a fair fight. The centaurs have more weapons than the locals.
• It'll be a lot fairer when we take up the slack.
• These boards on the stable are rotted. We need to replace them.
• Are you afraid one of the horses will kick them out?
• No. I'm concerned one of the undead will kick them in.
• You there! Clear off, or I will load you into the catapult.
• Sorry, sir!
• My cat's missing. Gods, I hope she didn't wander into the swamp.
• It's taking Lion's Arch so long to send more guards. Your cat is the least of our worries.
• We finally found something humans are good for: raw meat.
• Good thing our beasts are not picky eaters.
• "Raw" is the key factor. The smell of roasting coward sickens me.
• The dredge lifted themselves up! If we help them, together we can lift ourselves!
• How can they lift us up when they live beneath us?
• If this were my land, I'd sure as spit on skritt not let centaurs trample it.
• Not everyone has your fighting skills.
• No excuse. They could learn to fight. I did.
• Cap says the treasure's in a ship. At the bottom of the lake.
• How deep?
• Just grab something heavy, and hold your breath until you stop sinking.
• Barricade the stables carefully tonight. I smell undead on the air.
• You think they'll attack tonight?
• Better safe than sorry.
• Can you see over the parapet?
• My stature is intellectual. I'm a genius.
• Glad to call you neighbor, genius. Just remember to watch for centaurs.
• I will. I will.
• After you fill the water troughs, brush down the animals.
• You think they need to be brushed again, ma'am?
• They sensed the undead last night. It made them nervous. A good brushing will ease them.
• Number Five, report!
• Nothing to report, sir! It seems the centaurs have taken the day off.
• Let's not get lax.
• No, sir!
• They had to send another group of new recruits up to First Haven.
• I'm just glad we're not going there.
• I'd rather fight a centaur than an undead Orrian any day.
• What are you doing up so late?
• I'm worried about the foal, ma'am. The mare is restless, and I'm afraid she'll kick her baby.
• She smells the undead nearby. Move the foal into the empty stall.
• All right, children! The older children will be leaving for Lion's Arch tomorrow.
• What about my sister? She's going this time, right?
• I'm afraid not. She's still too small to make the trip on foot and too heavy to carry. She's safer here for now.