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• I don't know, but it sure seems happy.
• No! Stay away!
• Well, (pant) I think (pant) we have more essence this time than (pant) last.
• Indeed.
• Let's (pant) get back to (pant) the lab.
• Mark II start up successful.
• Commencing operation: Waste of Space! No, no, that's no good. Oh, I know, commencing operation: Down and Dirty! Still no good. How about commencing operation—
• Operation: Muckraker failed. Hmm, still needs work.
• Battle data retrieved for future Mark II production with better name.
• You know, you're right. What am I doing just sitting around?
• Right, go get 'em!
• No, I'm not a baby! I guess you're right, I'm making this out to be more than it is. I'll give it a try.
• You really think so? I guess I could give it a shot. I mean, I did come all the way here, right?
• This is incomprehesible. What great power could have caused the Underworld's influence to spread this far?
• I'm not sure.
• I'm not sure what's going on here, but I know it must be stopped. Are you with me?
• Against shadow beasts? Of course.
• Fat Hands angry! Stupid hoof beasts need crushing! But Krug want go make friends first. No need friends to crush stupid, smelly, stinky hoof beasts. Crush by myself!
• I'll see if I can work this out.
• This should keep out the cold. If there was any cold. Ah, I miss the cold.
• That's unfortunate.
• Sounds scary.
• Gender
• They sound awful.
• Agent Lylym
• Pact forces are gathering to the northeast at Oxbow Isle in preparation for battle with the Inquest and their infernal machinations. However, the krait and the minions of Zhaitan have been disrupting the supply routes. They must be dealt with before any assault can take place. If you are willing to help, seek out Magister Kimberly on the isle.
• What does Rox say?
• I'll ask her.
• Golem Timer
• She thinks, and I agree, that we need to get in there—safely.
• Yeah, it's too cramped. And it smells like plant dust and dried flowers. I understand why the kid's so excited, but there's nothing to interest me here.
• What took you so long to come inside?
• Okay, now you got my attention. Eir is the dragon expert in my family. You know, since you helped her fight Zhaitan.
• Yeah, those were good—though hard—times.
• Uhhhh. I thought I saw something out here...that looked like...a threat. I just wanted to watch your backs while you made sure it was safe.
• Much appreciated. There may be information here that'll help us against the dragons.
• Destroy dredge personnel carriers and siege mortars to scuttle the attack.
• If this is any indication, Scarlet's research into the dragons started early. I wonder what it was that attracted her to studying them?
• Their power, perhaps. It seems to be a theme with her.
• Yes, you're probably right. But she wanted knowledge too. Answers to life's biggest questions. She seems to have recognized early on that the dragons were part of something...more.
• Something universal. Yes.
• Isn't this fascinating? We hear dragon stories all our lives, but they're usually fairy tales or stories intended to keep young children from misbehaving. I never thought of them as part of nature.
• They are ancient Elder Dragons, after all.
• Fascinating.
• Look at this book and then tell me what you think.
• Okay.
• "A Treatise on the Mental Puppeteering of Golems" by Snaff.
• Magic infuses everything in the world. The building blocks of reality are held together by magic. With the right connectors, manipulating magical elements with the mind becomes possible.
• The mind is a powerful and fragile quantity in the world equation and the Eternal Alchemy. It can move mountains, or it can be shattered like glass.
• My research has found a thread between magic and the mind. The two are linked. Where there is one, there must also be the other. The igniter is belief.