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- Okay. I'd better go.
- Some of them. We all worked the same mine.
- I've never said it, Rox, but I'm really sorry you had to go through that.
- I'm still going through it. You and Braham help keep my mind off it. It's hard to talk about. It's hard to see people I knew from that time.
- Would it be okay if I met him? A friend of yours is a friend of mine.
- I'd love to shoot some zombies in the face, but my hands are a bit full.
- Don't worry. We've got that part handled.
- I'd like to say it's a lovely view, but really...it isn't.
- We'll clear the way for you. Don't worry.
- I figured you'd be in there for hours with Marshal Trahearne, catching up on old times.
- It wasn't that kind of visit. He has a mission for me.
- What kind of mission? Can you tell me or is it a big Pact secret?
- I hope the Durmand Priory and Vigil keep up their end of the alliance. We're putting a lot of lives on the line.
- None of us could accomplish this alone. Trust them.
- The Order of Whispers doesn't join this alliance lightly. We risk our lives, and our secrets, because we trust you, %str1%.
- I won't let you down, and neither will Trahearne. Good luck.
- There's a squad missing. I'm taking some soldiers and going after them.
- He's not the brightest, I know. I doubt I'll ever see him again. It was a fluke. Old acquaintances crossing paths. You know.
- If he gives you any trouble, you let me know, okay?
- The rush of battle, the knowledge that Lion's Arch is depending on us...I hope you're enjoying yourself, Warmaster! This is living!
- You'd better believe it.
- This is a day that will go down in history! The cogs of the future are at last coming into position! We shall see the alchemy turn in our favor.
- Don't get too excited. We haven't won yet.
- I will. You don't have to worry about him. I can handle myself.
- I know. I'll see you soon.
- It shouldn't take me long to do what I have to do back at the Black Citadel. I'll catch up later.
- So far, so good, %str1%. We've built the ammunition, but it's up to the other orders to use what we've given. Do you still trust them?
- I do. And you'll learn to trust them, too.
- Our logical probability of success is improving, %str1%. Step by step, we're achieving victory—but you must be sure we do not fall short when the end is near.
- We'll make it, Wynnet.
- Sounds good. See you later.
- I don't think I can go with you, Boss. I have to go back to the Citadel. I'm due for my annual weapons testing.
- Annual weapons tests? You're a free agent now. You don't have to—
- Don't worry. I've got this. We'll regroup later.
- Yeah. With Kas and Jory at the Priory, and Braham babysitting little Miss Progeny, we're kinda scattered. Not for long though.
- By the way, I spoke to that charr you were with earlier.
- Go ahead. I'll coordinate the main body of troops. Once the gate is destroyed, meet me there and we'll enter the keep.
- Not for long.
- We must reach the bridge overlooking the courtyard. From there, I'll be able to command.
- Then I'll be the one to get you there.
- I'll hold this point. Go with Wynett and rebuild those siege weapons! We need those munitions to force the Plaguebringer from the sky.
- I'll get them back up.
- With the courtyard clear, we can rally our forces for the final assault. Clear the ground. Prepare for that beast's attack!
- Did I say weapons tests? I meant I have to answer more questions about Rytlock's disappearance.
- Hm. Is this related to that charr you were talking to—
- I get it. You don't have to tell me what you're doing.
- Have you had any word on Rytlock? Nobody at the Citadel has heard from him.
- Not a peep.
- It's less scary than Orr...but not by much.
- Just keep your cool, Carys. You've been trained for this.