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• This disease, while mysterious, does seem to be curable. It's vital that we keep this plague contained, especially...well, maybe I shouldn't elaborate.
• Especially...?
• I suppose I can tell you. Nearby, there's a secret cave called Breekeelee where quaggans keep what they call their treasure. The treasure is their offspring. It's a nursery for young quaggans.
• This is a secret?
• I'm sure plenty of people have stumbled across it before. But quaggan calves are treated as particularly precious and are kept hidden from danger. It's best to not be overly vocal about its location.
• I won't tell a soul.
• By researching past quaggan maladies, I have been able to contribute to healing this strange disease. It's clearly not the same as anything they've suffered before, but knowledge leads to deduction.
• Where has he taken it? You must tell me!
• Quaggan hates Inquest. Quaggan hates jellyfish. Quaggan thinks this village location was chosen just to aggravate quaggan.
• Quit whining or I'll give you something to complain about!
• I'm sure that was exactly the reasoning.
• Sadly, I do not know that. He disappeared beyond Dry Top, and I've had no word since. You will find him, won't you? He is in great danger out there.
• Boooo! Quaggan hates fighting too.
• Then be quiet. No one likes a whiner.
• Quaggan has bad dreams about the deep ocean. It used to be so wonderful. But now it's dark and horrible.
• I will do my best.
• Well, you're not there anymore.
• That is why you were chosen for this. Go now. Find him and make sure he arrives safely at his destination.
• Quaggan doesn't know. Quaggan just knows it's horrible. Quaggan doesn't like it here, but it's better than there.
• At least there's that.
• Quaggans are not little schools of fish to be driven ahead of the shark.
• Then the shark will eat you.
• What's his destination?
• Quaggan has been afraid for so long. Quaggan doesn't remember how to feel safe and happy.
• How brave of you, to have endured so much and survived.
• It'll get better.
• Only he can tell you that. Go, but be smart. Do not rush into danger unprepared. You have many trials ahead of you.
• Quaggan has endured a lot. Poor quaggan.
• Just endure a little more. It'll clear.
• My fellow soldiers tease that I'm too sentimental to be a Lionguard. I'd argue that the ones best equipped to fight for the innocent are the ones who care enough to do anything for the cause.
• Nothing wrong with being sentimental.
• How sweet.
• Yes, Magister. I'll be careful.
• Nothing wrong with it at all. It separates us from the monsters we're fighting.
• I agree.
• These are dark days.
• Days to speak the unspeakable.
• You speak truth.
• This ornate hourglass is made of precious metals and has a palpable aura of magic.
• And fathom the unfathomable. It's good to speak to someone else of the Order. I joined the Lionguard and took a post here so I could keep an eye on those going in and out of the Chantry of Secrets.
• Can you tell me anything interesting?
• Examine the artifact.
• If you haven't heard of Taidha Covington, the Hydra Queen of Laughing Gull Island, you will. Once a common sailor, she stole her captain's enchanted ship. After losing it, she's vigorously sought to restore her reputation.
• Which means bad news for us.
• Precisely. She has become aggressively hostile, and her efforts have sunken many a good ship and ended many an innocent life.
• I'll make sure it doesn't last.
• I feel bad for all of the poor souls who end up in that refugee camp. But the land is no safer than the sea.
• Why are they there?
• Good thing you're here to offer protection.
• Don't be shy. You can touch it.