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• All the more reason not to cut yourselves off from the rest of us.
• We have ample protection. Are you saying we should put ourselves on the line to protect all of you? We are safe in Rata Sum.
• Are you? Like you were safe underground?
• For now. We will continue to study the situation and participate in discussions with the other races. For now.
• We are brave and strong, but we are few. For so long, we've been at war. Centaurs run right up to our doorstep. Every week, I send letters of condolence to families who have lost loved ones.
• Your situation is no different than any of these others.
• Your Majesty, our situation is no different from any of these others.
• Perhaps that's true. We all have a responsibility to protect our people and see them prosper. But I'm not ashamed to admit that I don't see how this will work. What are you asking of us?
• All I'm asking is that you talk to one another.
• Yes, I believe I see. You have opened my eyes to the breadth and depth of this threat. It's not another kingdom that is in danger. It's all our kingdoms. All our peoples.
• Magic is the lifeblood of Tyria. Without it, I hate to think...
• Talk? How will that help? I can barely get a cease-fire with the charr, and you want us to coordinate our efforts against the dragons?
• This is a chance to solidify relations with the charr over a common enemy.
• You make a good point. Still, I cannot promise today that we will march into battle with you.
• If you'll join the discussion, you'll find the best way to contribute.
• I do have strategists and researchers that aren't needed to fight centaurs. I can form them into a team and ask the best way to proceed against Mordremoth.
• The entire world is in grave danger. We all have a role to play.
• I will explore how my people can support the effort. You have my word.
• And I don't have all the answers. But we'll find them if we work together.
• If the Ascalonian ghosts aren't reason enough, we have an army of Flame Legion constantly nipping at our heels, just waiting for us to leave the Black Citadel unprotected so they can invade.
• And when Mordremoth has destroyed your citadel? What then?
• And when Mordremoth has destroyed our citadel? What then?
• That will happen over my dead body! How can you even suggest such a thing?
• It already destroyed two forts. A friend lost her sister in one of those.
• And you and I lose soldiers every day to the ghosts and Flame Legion. We must defend our land.
• You have hope now that the ghosts can be sent to the Mists.
• True. You were instrumental in that. I saw it with my own two eyes.
• Sir, I truly believe that Mordremoth is the greatest threat right now.
• I heard it was bad. (sigh) Okay. I respect you, and that alone is the reason I'm agreeing to explore this. I make no commitment, but I'll participate in the discussions.
• You should visit us in our territory one day, so you can see how the Flame Legion and Ascalonian ghosts kill our loved ones. Then perhaps you will understand why we can spare no one.
• Don't you have hope now that you can deal with the ghosts?
• Yes, I suppose I do. And that does allow me to relax one eye. But only one. You were instrumental in that experiment, and though it wasn't completely successful, I do believe we will be one day.
• I truly believe that Mordremoth is the greatest threat right now.
• They're plant creatures! How hard can they be to fight. One good flamethrower and...
• With all due respect, those two forts were defended by Vigil and Seraph.
• They were unprepared, taken by surprise. In the future, everyone will be more alert and ready.
• I saw with my own two eyes how these places were torn asunder.
• I remember the day Jormag awoke and began spewing cold hatred upon my people. I've lost friends. Family. And every single day it's a struggle to keep from losing more.
• Mordremoth doesn't care that you're too busy to fight back. It's coming.
• In the past, we've been prey. It's time to become the hunters we are.
• Mordremoth is not yet as close as the Sons of Svanir. They press in around our homesteads. That is more important.
• If you wait until Mordremoth attacks to react, it will be too late.
• I see your point. Predators go after the herd's weakest, and we won't be the weakest. We're not an army, and I'm not your leader. But I see the value in taking down the biggest predator first.
• I know many who'd howl at a chance to make their legend with this fight.
• As do I. I command no one, but I will relay what you have said and I will make sure I have a representative at the table when the discussions happen. By Wolf, I may even join the battle myself.
• I look forward to the day.
• I do not command an army. My people make up their own minds and follow their own legends.
• Then make them aware. Join the discussion and relay what you hear.
• That is something I can do. The hunters choose their own prey, but I can make sure they know what's coming. I know many who would leap at a chance to fight a dragon!
• You seem uncomfortable being back home in the Grove, blossom.