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• His name was Borje the Sun Chaser.
• I've heard of your adventures. Seems that you take after your mother.
• Stop us? Why would anyone stop us?
• All right, I'm following you.
• We did it! That was more exciting than I'd thought.
• That was really dangerous. Why didn't you warn me?
• No reason! Come on, let's get some shavings from that altar.
• Okay, though I feel like you're not telling me something.
• I wasn't certain of my hypothesis. If I'd said anything, that would have been rumor-mongering.
• Next time—tell me. Now let's get out of here.
• Destroy the Branded crystal encasing the waypoint.
• You do him honor by remembering it.
• Valiant
• Branded Crystal
• You have been corrupted by the Crystal Dragon. Forget your friends. Forget your allies. You serve Kralkatorrik now. Go crush the races of Tyria!
• Woo hoo!
• Vigil Healer
• Noncombatants, get to the hangar!
• Woo hoo!
• Defend the Branded crystal encasing the waypoint.
• Destroy the Branded Crystal Encasing the Waypoint
• Thank you, Commander. You sure pulled our hides out of the fire.
• Defend the Branded Crystal Encasing the Waypoint
• No problem. Is everyone all right?
• As good as can be expected. We should be able to hold the gate now. Could you check on the armory? They were supposed to send reinforcements, but they haven't arrived.
• I'll get right on that.
• Did Caithe tell you why she was taking the egg?
• No, she was just gone. I wish I knew what she was thinking.
• No time. She ran off before I could ask.
• Caithe has always been different. The first time I met her, she walked into our camp like the queen of the world. No fear. Rytlock and I were both there, and on our guard.
• Caithe wasn't afraid of you?
• Caithe is a linear thinker. She takes everything literally. If she took the egg, it's because she felt it was necessary. She does nothing without a reason.
• Do you have any idea where she would go with it?
• Not exactly, but I know she has secret places and hiding spots that hold significance for her. She's probably in one of those.
• So, about Braham. Eir never told you she had a son?
• All right, thank you. I'll see you again soon.
• Not that I remember, no. You think she's in a cave somewhere?
• I hope so. It's the last place I know to look.
• Never. It helps me to understand her better though. I always suspected she had a secret sadness. You could see it at night around the campfire. She'd get quiet, lost in her own thoughts.
• And you never asked her about it?
• I know as much about Rytlock's history as I do about Eir's. We were usually too busy discussing the day's battles or planning the morrow's.
• It's strange how you can work so closely with people...
• ...and still know so little about them. It is strange when you put it like that. I suppose we learn what we need to know—whether we can trust the person or not.
• That reminds me. Did Caithe ever mention a cave to you?
• Seeing you with them...with Destiny's Edge... It's opened my eyes.
• For the first time, I understand what it means to be a legend larger than your own life. I see it before me. In you.
• But I could have been a mother.
• At least, now I see why you left us. I see what Father saw when he agreed to let you go.
• I wish you knew how hard it was for me to leave you, to say good-bye to you...and your father.
• And how many times I wanted to go back to you...