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• We were allied before all those others.
• Nobody cares.
• But you did, and you swore an oath to the legions. Live up to it.
• Show him you're not intimidated by the Vanguard. Just be silent and alert.
• The Vanguard is intimidated by the legions. Show your strength by sharing your knowledge.
• Good luck with your patrol.
• It's obvious there's no love lost between the legions and the Ebon Vanguard. But I'll honor our alliance, no matter how shaky or unpleasant it might be.
• You're a credit to the legions.
• You should.
• You have no idea who you're messing with.
• A pint-sized pickpocket?
• A disgruntled underling?
• Why couldn't they have paired me with another human? This charr looks like a big useless lump of fur.
• Well, that "big useless lump of fur" is your ally. Treat him like it.
• That "useless lump of fur" may be all that stands between you and the ogres.
• Small and crafty can be an advantage, but you could teach him a few moves.
• Good luck when the ogres attack.
• I feel like fighting against the ogres beside a charr means I'll have to watch my back twice. But I guess it'll keep me on my toes.
• There's the silver lining.
• An arrogant loudmouth?
• You're thinking too small, Seraph.
• Like your brain.
• I'm going to kill you both. Horribly.
• I can't believe they've paired me with this charr. I need someone who can cover me in battle, but he looks like his pelt couldn't cover me in bed.
• You're on patrol to protect your fellow soldiers. Act professional.
• Make your commander proud. Learn to work with this soldier.
• He knows you're a better soldier? Don't rub it in.
• Get back to your patrol.
• It's not easy serving side by side with these fleabags, but those are my orders. And a good soldier follows orders.
• You're a benefit to your unit.
• Inquest Barrier
• Quaggan hopes all those leaders got home safely.
• Quaggan hopes they understand now. The dragons are dangerous.
• Quaggan is sorry, Bloomanoo, but the Grove scares quaggan. Quaggan doesn't think it's safe anymore.
• Why couldn't they have paired me with another charr? This human looks so scrawny, he wouldn't even make a good club.
• You're a soldier, aren't you? You shouldn't question your assignment.
• You should treat him with more respect. Your life may depend on it.
• No doubt you're the larger soldier. But maybe you could teach him how to fight despite his limitations.
• Maybe you shoud leave it in the locker room.
• Given my choice, I'd rather be alone than paired with a human. But as we say in the legions, "Sometimes a human shield can come in handy."
• Probably not a good idea to share that with your partner. Or any human.
• Don't fret. Quaggan understands. Quaggans will keep looking for safer waters.
• Where will quaggans go now?
• There is an old story that quaggan knows, about waters northwest of here. They are blessed by Mellaggan.
• Then that is where quaggans should go.
• It's bad enough I'm out here watching for ogres without having a charr for a partner. I'd almost rather be watching for charr with an ogre by my side.
• You're a soldier. She's a soldier. Act like soldiers.
• A true warrior overcomes adversity on both sides of the line.
• She's probably intimidated because she's never worked with a human before.
• Just remember the enemy is out there, not here.