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- How curious. May I ask another question?
- Caithe: I've felt it, too. The pressure to be perfect.
- Faolain: Yes. And the pain that comes with failing to live up to her expectations. Why can't she love us unconditionally?
- Faolain: She claims to believe that all weeds and blossoms are equal. Yet, she tries to make us all into blossoms.
- Caithe: I love you, just as you are.
- Faolain: We belong together. C'mon, my darling. Let's go rescue our sprouts.
- Caithe: Put your hand on my arm.
- Fascinating. Thank you, Firstborn.
- The Pale Tree is mother to all sylvari. That golden form is a manifestation of the tree herself.
- If she's not sylvari, what is she?
- To our knowledge, she is unique in all of Tyria. A truly wondrous creature. She guides us and shepherds the Dream.
- We are fortunate to have her. May I ask something else?
- Thank you for the information, Firstborn.
- They appeared before sylvari came into the world. The dragons are evil, and wish only destruction.
- There's more than one dragon?
- What do we know about Zhaitan, in particular?
- Yes. Primordus, Zhaitan, Jormag, Kralkatorrik...each has awakened, each has already brought destruction to the world.
- Faolain: But if your way fails, we do it my way.
- We have a lot to do to make Tyria safe. Thank you, Firstborn.
- He is a rotting shell, an undead dragon, and he sits at the heart of Orr—a dark, cursed land across the sea.
- Caithe: Stay close.
- Sounds chilling. Thank you, Firstborn.
- Caithe: Your people seem fond of my sister already.
- I am proud of you, Valiant %str1%. This was a difficult task, but you have proven yourself stalwart.
- Nekhii: It has been our great pleasure to have her among us, it's true.
- What can you tell me about the dragon?
- What's it like to be firstborn, like you and Caithe?
- Faolain: Yes, one down. Wait, what?
- Canach: No! Cease your attacks! I feel a strong energetic connection between us and those constructs.
- Vorpp: Oh! You noticed! We've learned that your kind's life force does wonders for our golems' power levels!
- Faolain: This stops now. These monsters will pay a steep price for their cruelty! Focus on their leader.
- Vorpp: Hello? Krewe? Some reinforcements would be appreciated.
- Vorpp: Okay, krewe, your shields will protect you against the creature's attacks.
- Noon, Night, and Dusk. They each have their own strengths and interests.
- Vorpp: Now find that creature while I maintain the shield generators! It could be anywhere...
- Vorpp: Ahh! Who left that generator malfunctioning? I nearly lost my shield!
- Faolain: No! Where did it go? No! It got away!
- Caithe: Forget that monster. It's time to go home. We have to get the injured back to safety.
- Faolain: I don't like being bested. I refuse to be anyone's fool—not these horrible creatures' and certainly not Wynne's.
- Oh, yes—Lion's Arch, the Maguuma Wastes, the great desert...the world is wider than you can dream, Valiant.
- Caithe: Stop obsessing. By now, Wynne is all the way out in the Silverwastes. And you're not a fool.
- Faolain: Wynne is guarding an important secret. No one person should control our fate.
- Caithe: My love, you really think she knows something she's not telling us?
- Faolain: I know she does. She said to Mother, "They can never know. It could exert unspeakable power over all sylvari."
- They appeared before sylvari came into the world. The dragons are evil, and wish only destruction.
- Faolain: I must know what that power is. Once the sprouts are safe, you and I are going out to the Silverwastes to confront her.
- Faolain: After the gathering today, we must corner Wynne and get her to tell us what she was talking to Mother about.
- Caithe: You're obsessing again. You know how we night blooms are about our secrets.
- Faolain: This is important, Caithe. She knows something that could hold sway over all sylvari. That's not trivial.
- Thank you for the information, Firstborn.