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- Bury my pain in the joy of combat? I like it. Let's go.
- This is quite the to-do. I'm glad my finest finery came back from the haberdasher's in time.
- The city has never looked better, either. Laughing children, proud fathers, alluring mothers...even the Seraph seem dapper-er.
- Though that's probably due to the conspicuous absence of the Ministry Guard. And I don't blame the queen one bit for excluding them.
- Their numerous corruption scandals and enmity for the Seraph would have definitely put their stink on the queen's special day.
- Can I go now, my lord? My husband and children will be worried about me.
- Husband? Drat. (sigh) Yes, by all means, do get back to him. No point in wasting any more of our time, eh?
- That was a lot more fun than I expected. You think the metal things going crazy was part of the exhibition?
- Hard to say. And as the Black Citadel's official envoy, I should probably keep my opinions to myself.
- Boring! I smell trouble and a chance for glory. Why don't you use that VIP status to get us in on some action?
- I knew bringing you along was a good idea. Come on. Let's get involved in stuff that's none of our business.
- Thanks for jumping in back there.
- Happy to help. Consider it part of the Black Citadel's ongoing partnership with Divinity's Reach.
- Yup. Nothing like a little mayhem to spice up a party. Kuh-bam!
- I've still got a job to do. I can't leave Kryta or its queen in the hands of protectors I don't trust.
- Things seem all right now. There are sham bouts and practice fights happening all over the arena, and the watchknights are all behaving.
- But for how long? We need to take a closer look at these things. Find out what went wrong, and keep it from happening again.
- Count us in. I want another shot at that pillar person. We're at your disposal, Captain.
- And if you don't mind me saying, the real Tribune Brimstone would never talk to a comrade like that. I know it.
- Except he did. Once upon a time, he said those very words to me.
- Oh. Well, er...he wouldn't say them again. I just know it.
- You nobles sure enjoy these parties, don't you? Glad you could make it.
- So am I.
- I see you left Petra's tavern to take in the Jubilee. Glad you could make it.
- Look who's here. From the streets to the Crown Pavilion. You've come a long way, %str1%. Glad you could make it.
- Sorry for cutting in, but let me have this dance. Don't worry, I'm sure you'll get your chance to face off with these watchknights soon enough.
- After you, then.
- That incursion was no accident. I'll be investigating just how our security failed.
- Good luck, Captain.
- Good to have you in our city for the celebration.
- Thank you, Captain.
- Hello again. Thank you for your assistance in the matter of Kellach. Are you volunteering to battle our watchknight?
- Yes, Your Majesty. I'd like to test your watchknight's mettle.
- Perhaps later, Your Majesty.
- I'm grateful for your assistance here today.
- You're very welcome, Your Majesty.
- Welcome, Commander of the Pact. I'd hoped you might attend. Will you be volunteering to battle our watchknight?
- While I appreciate your concern for my well-being, please focus on dispatching these pirates.
- I understand.
- Greetings, Hero of Shaemoor. I'd hoped you might attend. Will you be volunteering to battle our watchknight?
- %str1%, my good friend! Come to show off in our newest arena? I fear I must leave the fancy swordplay to you, as I wouldn't want to spoil my festival finery.
- Don't ever change, Faren.
- Never a dull moment here in old DR, eh?
- Hello there. Quite the gala affair here, isn't it?
- Yes it is.
- Didn't we meet at that dreadful island resort? Welcome back to civilization.
- Forgive my curtness, but I'm currently preoccupied with Her Majesty's safety.
- I've crossed swords with Aetherblades. I hoped we'd finished them off.
- Welcome to Divinity's Reach. For security reasons, please keep a respectful distance from Her Majesty.
- Well, well, our famed Hero of Shaemoor returns. We welcome your help, %str1%.