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• How do you like me now?
• Hm?
• What is it?
• Snaff Memorial Asura Gate
• Times have grown hard for all of us. But I know that Zintl is constant, and I know that as long as he rises as each night concludes and brings daylight with him, we will not be completely lost.
• I admire your faith.
• Why do you worship the sun?
• At least you have hope.
• Trahearne: Tell her to get someone else to do that. I need her here.
• Thank you. I admire your strength. May Zintl continue to send us allies like you.
• Whispers Agent: Right away.
• Imagine the world without him, and you've answered your own question.
• Point taken.
• When I was a tadpole, my mother told me that the Agari tribe were blue because Zintl wanted to condemn them to the water. She said they didn't deserve to walk the land beside us.
• That's a terrible thing to say.
• What do you think now?
• Braham: With everything we had to deal with here, the Pact Fleet may have already launched.
• Trahearne: Fire!
• It is, I agree. In the months I've spent here, side-by-side with the Agari, I've learned much about them. Primarily, that they are no different than us.
• Good. I'll be on my way now.
• I have lived and fought beside them for months now. I don't believe Zintl has any cause to punish them. I'm ashamed of my mother's words.
• Now you know.
• Zintl is bringing us together here, in the holy grounds. These struggles are simply his way of uniting the tribes, of showing us how to be stronger.
• Then together, you must rise up and fight the undead!
• Do you really believe he'd allow so much death for that?
• Is uniting so important?
• I don't think I want to continue this conversation.
• Marjory: What's happening?
• Zintl grants us strength, but also wisdom. Uniting has made us stronger, but we are in no place to launch an offensive attack. We must focus on survival.
• You're just cowards.
• If it was important enough, yes. All things must die at some time. There is honor in dying to spare others the same fate. We were divided before, but together, we are stronger.
• I see. Interesting. Well, good-bye.
• In my opinion, it is. As separate tribes, we were not as strong. As one, we are able to accomplish more.
• Ghostly Hero: The Vision Crystal is complete. The gaze of the gods shall be focused upon you, and your path will be made clear.
• Welcome, stranger. I wish I could say I'm happy to see you, but I'm not.
• Faolain: You're not leaving until you tell me the truth.
• Wynne: Why? Why are you doing this?
• If you've found us, it means others can find us as well. If our location is revealed, we will have to find a new place to live. We cannot let the undead find us.
• So you're just going to run forever?
• That's your solution? Hide from your problems? You cowards!
• Faolain: Because I need to know. We need to know. Tell me what you and Mother were talking about that day.
• Well, fine then. Bye.
• If we have to, yes. But we'd prefer to stay in one place and hide. Porqotl Grounds has been our home for some time, but the undead seem to be attracted to the Zintl Holy Grounds—which means they're too close for comfort.
• You need to accept that hiding won't work forever.
• There are different kinds of bravery. And I don't relish the thought of constantly defending my home against the undead that find the Zintl Holy Grounds such a desirable target.
• In other words, you're cowards.
• Zintl Holy Ground is a stone's throw away, and the undead are drawn to it like flies to a dead drake. We are hunters, but that doesn't make us warriors. We want to escape from the fighting.
• I don't think you can escape from it.
• Caithe: Faolain...this isn't necessary.
• Wynne: Please, Faolain. Stop this. Please. I promised our mother I wouldn't tell anyone. Please...let's go talk to her.