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• You should head to Lion's Arch and receive your first formal assignment. It's time to send you out into the field.
• May your path be filled with adventure and joy. Until we meet again.
• May your path be filled with adventure and joy. Until we meet again.
• Don't you think it's a little creepy the way Zhaitan raises our dead to fight again?
• The way I figure, better them than me.
• Necromancers disturb me. I can't get used to fighting next to a bone fiend.
• Like with the Ascalonians. Just seems to me that on the battlefield, the dead should stay dead.
• The worst part about fighting anything Orrian is the stench.
• That's why it's a good tactical move to remain upwind of the enemy.
• When you get up close to anything Orrian, the stench is nearly unbearable.
• Which is why I'm considering a switch from daggers to a longbow.
• Eh...I find little difference between fighting Orrians and fighting living things.
• Except for the rotting and the oozing and the "squish" noise when they're cut in half.
• This post is beginning to grow tedious.
• That's why I've made a game of it. Try to figure out what I'm killing, before it was Risen.
• Nice to be paired with a Priory member. Last time I spent a week with an Order of Whispers guy.
• I know what you mean. Very quiet.
• I'm glad to be with a Vigil member. Whenever you have two Durmand Priory members together for any length of time, the conversation gets a little dry.
• Yeah, after a while, two Vigil guys always end up in a fight.
• No offense, but how long has it been since you've bathed?
• I don't know. How long's it been since the last rainfall?
• This is driving me nuts. So much "hurry up and wait."
• Still, it's infinitely preferable to "hurry up and die."
• Where's the glory in killing something that's already dead? At best, you're simply maintaining the status quo.
• I don't do it for the glory. I do it for the job satisfaction.
• Spending time with so many Vigil members lately has me wondering whether I made the wrong choice with the Order of Whispers.
• They do seem to know how to have a good time. You could always infiltrate.
• Working alongside these other races and orders has been an anthropological bonanza.
• It's like Lion's Arch in a swamp.
• You ever seen a dragon out here?
• No. Although sometimes, at night, I swear I can hear them howling.
• How will we know when there's an actual dragon near?
• They say first you'll hear the screaming. Then, an eerie silence. Then, more screaming.
• It's only fitting that the Pact—the best of the best—is going to be the group that takes down the Elder Dragons.
• Let's just hope the best of the best is good enough.
• I can hardly wait to get this over with and get back home.
• Unfortunately, we don't get to set the timetable.
• Before I left, my daughter gave me a rock to keep as a good luck charm. I lost it somewhere during that last battle.
• She can give you a replacement when you get home.
• So, how many cubs have you got back home?
• Three. Two females and a male. The youngest celebrates his first birthday tomorrow.
• I can't stand this silence!
• After you've been here a while, you'll learn to love the silences more than your own family.
• How long have you been here?
• I stopped counting when I realized there was no difference between the day and the night.
• No weapon repairs out here? What do I do when my sword starts to rust?
• When your sword breaks, you pick up a branch and fight. When the branch breaks, you pick up a rock.
• When that crumbles, you fight with your claws. When your claws fail, you die.
• Are the Orrians very good with their weapons?
• When a hundred of them fall on you all at once, it doesn't really matter.