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• Oh, I don't say that at all. Poor girl's been caught right in the middle of the war from the start.
• But she had a nice place to stay, even after they destroyed her house. No excuse for stealing.
• Oh, bother, Pamela. You were young once, weren't you? She's probably miserable, poor thing.
• Young folks these days don't have enough respect for the Seraph.
• It's not an easy world to grow up in, just like it wasn't easy for us when we were their age. Let them be, Pam.
• When is Jerold going to come live with us?
• In a few days, sweetie. He's staying with his uncle now until the funeral's over.
• Can he share my room?
• We'll see.
• Does Jerold have a lot of toys?
• I don't know what Jerold has. Maybe he does.
• If he doesn't, he can share some of my toys.
• When Jerold comes and lives with us, will that make him my brother?
• I suppose it will.
• I can't wait! I've always wanted a brother.
• I just heard from my brother-in-law.
• You did? Oh, thank the gods! Are they all right?
• Somewhat. The house is fine. Almost everyone in the town survived. But Winifred, my sister, was trapped behind the barn when they blew it up.
• She survived, but her hearing's completely gone now.
• I'm so sorry.
• How are they holding up?
• As best they can, I think. Still, I can't help but remember how it felt when I was lying awake at night waiting to hear if she was alive or dead, and I'm just glad she's alive.
• Is her husband going to stay with her?
• Of course! At least, I think so. I hope so. If not, I'll go live with her. She's my sister.
• My grandson is coming down with one of the merchant caravans next week.
• Really? By himself?
• He's a grown man, now. And he's bringing me a puppy!
• My son is worried about me living here all by myself. I told him I was just fine, that I have my books and my sunsets, and that's all I need.
• Doesn't sound like he believed you.
• Well, I'm glad he respects that I like my solitude, or he would have come down himself and tried to move in with me.
• But a dog! Anyone can use a dog! He says he's got a real sweet puppy, pick of the litter, and my grandson will be bringing her down with him for me.
• I'm going to name her Daisy. My wife loved daisies.
• My son was part of a rescue mission to get some villagers who were kidnapped by bandits. He usually fights centaurs, but they called him in especially because it was such an important mission.
• That's great.
• He's so humble, too. He's only been a soldier for a little while, and he's accomplished so much! But if you talk to him, he just goes on about being a part of the greater whole and serving Tyria.
• I'll bet. You must be proud.
• I expect my son's going to be getting a promotion soon. Well, he hasn't said anything about it, but the way they're relying on him so much? It's bound to happen.
• Well, my daughter was just moved out of Vigil headquarters and stationed in the field. She's in charge of a camp. She can't tell me what they're doing, but it sounds important.
• Oh. That's nice.
• It's been over a year since my son last visited.
• I saw my daughter last month, after she completed some big training thing for the Vigil. They gave her a couple of days to see family.
• Well, good for you.
• Nightmare Courtier
• Agreed. We should learn all that we can.
• I will meet you back at the Pale Tree. Be safe, my sister.
• You helped the battle pit caretaker Johan.
• Battle pit caretaker Johan appreciates your help.
• I heard you took a couple rounds at the battle pit. Learn a thing or two? Vollym has quite a wild assortment of beasts there, and some of them are downright terrifying. Good work besting them.
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• Tell me about the Siamoths.