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- (sniff) I know your feeble mind means well, and you did prevent my untimely demise. Let it be known that I pay my debts. Would you be interested in a speed increase?
- And be fast as a moa? Yeah! Er...sure.
- I'll pass.
- Aid Worker Brokka
- Wounded Lionguard
- Leave me. What remains of my tribe and my pets needs me.
- Make it quick. I got what's left of a store to run.
- I'll get back to you.
- Shiverpeak Mountains Weapon Skins Box[pl:"Boxes"]
- Etched Skeggox Skin[s]
- You, come here. My eyes...they ain't in full sail anymore, but I swear you had a hand in stopping Mai Trin months back.
- I did. Tough times back then, but it seems Lion's Arch has larger problems these days.
- You're injured. What happened?
- Just passing through.
- Another refugee. It's a black day, friend. Join the masses and bind your wounds.
- I'm just passing through.
- The worst. Worse than the karka, or when Mai killed my Ashford during Dragon Bash. The city is lost, and I couldn't save it.
- What are you talking about? What happened?
- You're hurt. Are you okay?
- Scarlet happened. She came out of nowhere in a monster of a flying ship, gassed the city, and dropped anchor in the bay.
- What does she want with the bay?
- What's the plan?
- Lots of refugees here. Anything I can do to help?
- This? I'll live. The city, I don't know. Sitting here, you can hear Lion's Arch burn. Makes me wish I was deaf instead of half-blind.
- What happened to Lion's Arch?
- Why?
- Another time.
- It's more legendary than sitting on my aft, missing an eye, and hearing a lunatic raze my home! It'd be more honorable to have died fighting for my home.
- Maybe you'll get another chance to stop Scarlet.
- Go walk back into the city and let the Spirits decide my end. Kiel, she's keeping me here, making me regain my strength. Talk to her.
- What does Scarlet want with the bay?
- Anything I can do for the refugees?
- Leave.
- That's...grim.
- I'm stumped. Can't imagine Scarlet wants anything from the ruins of old Lion's Arch, a few quaggans, and a bunch of fish.
- Lieutenant Tyler
- Soldiers and Travelers
- My troops are finally beginning to get the message that the end of one war doesn't mean you get to lay down your swords, nor should you start flailing them around at the first thing that growls. Whether they know it yet or not, they're preparing for an even bigger battle, possibly the biggest in the history of our people. If you're going to stare down a dragon, you'd better have a few allies at your back. We need people like you to join in the fight. Whatever path you're on, I hope you see how important it is that we all unite. —Legionnaire Crunchbone
- Yeah, seems strange.
- The Lionguard's few and far between, cut down or missing in the chaos. If you got the strength, get survivors out of the city and into a camp.
- I know this is in poor taste, but this disaster happened at the best time for me. I was going out of business anyway.
- Leave.
- ENTER SEQUENCE VERIFICATION
- My store went up in flames. I barely got out alive.
- Take care.
- Three generations of family business up in smoke.
- Good luck.
- Why aren't the other cities coming to our aid? Balloons? Is that the best Divinity's Reach can do?
- I don't know.
- I'm afraid to close my eyes. I keep thinking the gas will choke me in the middle of the night.