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- That's not your concern.
- I'll just pretend this isn't happening.
- I can't rest yet. There's still so much to do.
- I know. There are a lot of questions with no answers . But that can wait.
- You're right. But somebody will pay for this. Soon.
- Basement Door
- It's an honor. I grew up on the streets, but even then, I wanted to do something more for my country.
- I've looked up at your palace all my life, Your Majesty. Thank you for letting me serve Kryta.
- During all years among your noble court, I've never been so honored as at this moment. Thank you, Your Majesty.
- Although your birth was humble, Advocate, you have risen above it. You make Kryta very proud.
- That's kind of you to say. May I ask another question?
- Thank you, Your Majesty. I'll try to make you proud.
- Thank you for your service. My duty is to is the common men and women of this kingdom. I pray that Dwayna guides me in their best interest.
- I'll pray for us both, Your Majesty. May I ask another question?
- Thank you, Your Majesty. May the Gods watch over us all.
- I am pleased to see you take on the duties of your high birth, Advocate. You will do the nobility proud.
- It's my honor, Your Majesty. May I ask another question?
- I will do my best, your Majesty. May Dwayna watch over us all.
- The Seraph you saw among the Risen—was he alive or undead?
- He looked alive to me. Wasn't rotting or anything. Just kept mumbling to himself, like a madman.
- Can I ask another question?
- Should I go help?
- Good luck out here.
- That and more. Some of the Lionguard used to pay her money to read their futures. A child's game, nothing more.
- Very interesting. May I ask you another question?
- Thanks for the information, Lionguard.
- We occasionally see one or two roaming the countryside, but this was far more than we could handle.
- I'll avoid it, then.
- The Lionguard mentioned someone named 'Alastia Crow.' Any idea who that is?
- It'd be nice to solve this problem without risking more lives. Can the Order of Whispers do that?
- They call him the Mad King. I say, so what? Another dead human walks the mortal plane.
- Working with you has been enlightening, Ihan. The Order of Whispers seems very effficient.
- I didn't think so, but considering how Kellach is acting, I'll bet he believes her. I wonder what she saw...
- Probably something bad. Can I ask another question?
- Sounds like trouble. Come on, let's get back and tell the others.
- It depends on what Kellach does next, but regardless, we'll use all our cunning to stop him.
- I'm glad to hear that, Ihan.
- Don't get ahead of yourself, Advocate. Agents of the Order of Whispers make plans. They don't guess.
- C'mon, Ihan. Relax a little and enjoy our victory!
- We have fewer agents than Vigil's soldiers, and our information is current and political—not based on musty lore. Efficiency keeps us competitive.
- That makes a great deal of sense. Thank you.
- I want to know why these people died. What is the Vigil's mission?
- We protect the innocent from the Elder Dragons. Our method is direct confrontation—meeting the dragon, its minions, and its corruption head-on.
- I understand now.
- Thank you again for saving me. My comrades are...passionate, but not normally this bloodthirsty. I worry that Vladok's insanity is contagious.
- If Vladok's madness is a disease, I'm the cure.
- Whatever his motives, he is dangerous and has to be stopped.
- Leave him to us.
- Is this a problem?
- Good point.