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- I went through the Black Citadel fahrar. Class of '17. You?
- Black Citadel, class of '23. Small world, isn't it?
- I really miss the Bane, where the fights were mostly fair and not this Orrian ambush stuff. What do you miss most about the citadel?
- Home. Just home.
- I heard a patrol Trahearne sent out yesterday still hasn't returned.
- I'm sure they'll be back eventually. Hopefully not as part of Zhaitan's army.
- There's talk of sending out a rescue party to look for the patrol that never came back yesterday.
- Where do I sign up?
- The Foefire, the Searing, and now the rise of Orr. What is it about this place?
- I wish the cursed continent had just stayed under water.
- How do we know there aren't a hundred more Elder Dragons where these came from?
- We don't know. We just hope.
- ♪Meatoberfest, Meatoberfest!♪
- Don't tell them I said this, but when Zhaitan shows his ugly snout, I'm going to be glad that so many Vigil members joined the Pact.
- Not a word.
- It's hard for me to believe that just a few days ago, I was scouring caves outside Snowhawk Landing, looking for dwarven artifacts.
- And it's hard for me to believe that just a few weeks ago, I was doing things for the Order of Whispers that I vehemently deny doing.
- My father told me about a time when he saw one of those black-sailed Orrian pirate ships as it disappeared into a bank of fog. Then, he realized—there was no fog.
- They say that just the groaning of the rotting mast timbers in the wind has driven some soldiers mad.
- It's said that when a herd of Risen dolyaks stampede, you can see bones flying off their bodies.
- And that rotted flesh slowly forms around those bones until a new Orrian dolyak is formed.
- When this is all over and I get home, the first thing I'm going to do is hug my husband and kids and never let them go.
- And I'm going to squeeze my kitty until she mews for air.
- I'm going to forage for food and craft myself a meal fit for a valiant.
- And I'll make my husband do all the gathering and the cooking.
- But, Father. My friends are waiting for me. We're going hunting. Fergi has a keg of his winter ale.
- I'm sure you have important things to do, but there's nothing so important as taking time to commune with the Spirits of the Wild.
- I know. Without them, we wouldn't have beasts to hunt or ale to drink.
- And if we don't tend our relationship with them, it could all be taken away tomorrow.
- There was a Svanir talking to a group of us outside the lodge last night.
- You stay away from them. They're trouble.
- I don't know. He was making a lot of sense. If we're going to defeat Jormag, we need great power.
- As my father always said, "You do not put meat on the table by sleeping with deer."
- Vima? I am ready to be a father. Let's make a baby!
- Hm. I don't know. I—
- You don't love me?
- Yes. I love you. But our world grows more dangerous every day. How can we bring a kid into this?
- Your father hates me.
- Not so. He simply doesn't see the legend you will become.
- Promise we'll be together forever.
- How can I promise such a thing? No one knows what tomorrow will bring.
- Sometimes I wish your Bear's honesty was tempered by some of Raven's guile.
- We'll build a forge big enough for two. People will come from all around to shoe their beasts.
- And to see our iron sculptures. It will be legendary.
- What will we call our forge? We need a name to equal our reputation.
- How about Four Hooves Forge? Since you and me got two hooves each. Two plus two makes four.
- (laugh) I like it!
- We may have to share tools for awhile, until we can barter a second set.
- I don't mind. Wolf teaches us that what belongs to one, belongs to the pack. And you're my pack.
- Aroooo! (laugh)