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- Cluck cluck, all day long!
- My ears itch. Sandstorm's coming. I just know it.
- Resident
- Resident
- Quaggan will take whatever nice people have to give.
- (cough)
- Spare copper? Spare fish?
- (wheeze)
- (cough) (moan)
- Quaggan is soOoo thirsty.
- (moan)
- Please. Quaggan is only guilty of poor decision-making.
- Dabnia
- Anhinga
- What's that you have there? I will give you five stones for it.
- What's that you have there? I will give you eight stones for it.
- Grokor
- Can yoOou spare anything for a quaggan down on quaggan's luck?
- Sure, I think I can spare a copper.
- Would a silver help get you out of the sandstorms?
- This gold should ensure that you stay thoroughly moistened.
- Sorry, I don't have any spare change on me.
- Drooburt
- Gigor
- Don't mind helping strangers, but I could do without all the attention.
- How far does a gal have to go to get away from it all, anyway?
- Too much heat around here these days.
- If only my father could see me now.
- Feels like it might be time to make myself scarce again, maybe head north.
- I thought you looked familiar. Wish I could tell you I managed to stay clear of bandits, even out this far from the Reach.
- That's too bad.
- Welcome to Prosperity, such as it is.
- How have you people been able to survive out here?
- I tried to get out of the life, but my connections helped these people trade their copper for supplies they needed to survive.
- I guess that's understandable. Take care of yourself, Alice.
- Paper that's hand-crafted can be identified with a maker's mark, and the wealthy can tell at a glance where a piece of stationary originates. Cin Fursarai is one of the finest papermakers in Kryta.
- Speak with Captain Thackeray.
- Defeat the grawl shaman.
- Trugg
- That paper was made of pulp from the seborhin tree. It's one of a kind! I sold it to Minister Zamon. He has exceptional taste.
- You might be called as a witness if Zamon is brought to trial, so don't leave Divinity's Reach.
- What did they want? Did they say anything to explain the attack?
- Bandits have been plaguing the countryside around Divinity's Reach for months, but I never expected such a brazen assault. They're getting more political—and more bloodthirsty.
- The bandits have a political agenda?
- Bloodthirsty? Have there been other attacks?
- I'll take care of the bandits, don't worry.
- They're fighting against the queen. Well, the queen, civilization, authority, and spilled beer. Anything they don't like, they're rebelling against, and these days that covers quite a bit.
- You said they're getting more bloodthirsty, too. How so?
- The bandits used to attack only caravans far from the city. Then small hamlets and outlying houses. Recently they've started robbing villages like Shaemoor and Beetletun. Now they're in the city! It's awful.
- And this is all because of politics?