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• Should've made the Priory give us the potion. Would've saved a lot of trouble.
• No. But I bet Taimi does. Ask her.
• Can we use it if we don't know how it works?
• Agreed. Let's find them fast and rectify that error.
• Okay. Let's split up. We'll have more luck finding their trail that way.
• Look, I can't take on any more students.
• I don't know how gunpowder "works," but that never stopped me. We apply the potion, the crystal's magic stops working. Simple.
• Not a problem.
• Good point. Let's find those scholars and finish the job.
• It does my old engine good to see you. I've been observing Taimi. She's becoming an impressive young mind, wouldn't you say?
• Quite. Your influence on her is evident.
• Some days I think she's smarter than all of us put together.
• Perhaps. Though I suspect she takes more from you than from me. Sometimes I think she merely sees me as someone to rebel against.
• She's young. Give her time. She needs seasoning.
• I'm fond of her, you know? It may not show. I'm not the type to be effusive. But I wanted you to know. I do care about her.
• I understand. I think she'd like to hear it, too.
• Bah! First you're affectionate with a student, and the next thing you know, they're releasing mini-golems to ravage your living quarters. But...one day perhaps. One day.
• One day soon, I hope.
• You're a better influence on her than I predicted.
• I'll take that as a compliment.
• You've never had much faith in me.
• I confess that I'm fond of her. She reminds me of myself when I was her age, though I had parents to guide me. She has my curiosity and stubbornness, though.
• Yes, I can see the resemblance.
• That's not true. I have a great deal of faith in you when it comes to doing %str2% things. But she's an asura. I wouldn't expect anyone except another asura to be able to connect with her.
• I'm glad I could prove you wrong.
• You look like you're heading out. Where are you going?
• I'm not sure that's any of your business.
• Suit yourself. I'll just ask that little asura girl after you're gone. She likes me.
• You're delusional. Leave her alone. I'm trekking into the wastes.
• Oh, my head...my neck, my back. I hurt all over.
• She's smarter than ten of you, Canach. Engage with her at your own peril.
• Hang tough. We'll finish the mission.
• I've told you all I know. The rest is up to you.
• You saw what it's like out there. It'll get worse the farther out you go. You must have a damn good reason. Like...a dragon egg, maybe?
• I'm on it.
• That...hurt. What hit me? Never mind, I'm glad you're here. We've got a serious problem.
• Again, none of your business. Nor Countess Anise's. Give her my regards.
• Then quit yammering and spill it: what happened here?
• After finding you face-down in the muck, I figured as much. What happened?
• I'm here to help. Tell me what happened.
• We lost track of the Priory team at the crystal. Something went wrong for them...and then for us. I don't remember the details.
• Look, I overheard the others talking about the dragon egg. You're going to destroy it, right? For all our sakes.
• Better than nothing. Stay here. We'll find that crystal.
• All I know is that if you tell anyone what you heard, I'll destroy you.
• How's your mission going? Have you made any progress on it? I'd love to hear that you're ready to embark with us when we go after Mordremoth.
• We were tracking the Priory team. We tailed them to the cave where the crystal is. But then things got really violent, really fast. That's all I remember.
• I still have much to do.
• Okay. You stay put. My warband and I will take it from here.
• Sorry. I'm still groggy. We tracked the Priory team to the cave with the crystal, but walked straight into an undead ambush. That's all I know.
• I understand. All I ask is that you come back to us in one piece. If there's anything you need, don't hesitate to ask. I owe you one for finding Caithe and Canach.