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- No questions, thanks.
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- We're exploring the possibilities of utilizing the energy inherently contained within a volcano such as this. Anything else?
- What about the destroyers?
- No, that's everything.
- They have the potential to contribute to our research, as well. I personally would rather focus on the volcano. Less dangerous.
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- The destroyers wreak such havoc on our lab! I find it hard to fathom how asura of the past were able to stand living underground side-by-side with the destroyers for so long.
- I don't know if it was quite side-by-side.
- It's a mystery.
- Memories of Home
- I suspect it was worse than this, though. I must say I prefer living aboveground.
- Have you ever lived underground?
- I'm sure.
- Well, no. But I don't think I'd like it. Not at all.
- You should get back to work.
- Have you come to criticize us? Then consider your message delivered, and save your breath.
- Why would I criticize you?
- Great. I'll just go, then.
- Some consider our work here foolish. But if the Inquest are allowed free reign, the local flora will be wiped out. They'd all change their minds about the importance of our mission if they saw this land devoid of life.
- Seems like a worthy cause to me.
- Look around you. Isn't it beautiful? The grass, the trees, the plants, the crabs... Even so far from the Grove, Tyria is a breathtaking place. I shall never forgive the Inquest for damaging such beauty.
- What are you doing about it?
- I bet they don't like you much, either.
- Banker
- Whatever we can. Sometimes peace requires action. Sometimes action requires violence. I prefer not to harm any living thing, but the Inquest are too dangerous. Still, it may be enough to simply annoy them.
- Maybe. Good-bye.
- Be careful where you tread! Small creatures inhabit this area. People are not aware enough of the world around them. It's staggering, how much unintentional damage is caused by blindly stumbling around!
- That's absolutely ridiculous!
- You honestly want me to watch my every step?
- Right. I'll just walk away now.
- Ebon Vanguard Warrior
- I only want you to be aware of what you're doing. Willful ignorance is for destructive lowlifes, like the Inquest. If they only understood what damage they cause...
- Feel free to explain it to them.
- You say that, but that's only because you don't know what you're talking about. Willful ignorance is for destructive lowlifes, like the Inquest. If they only understood what damage they cause...
- You're too strange to me.
- Just watching these Risen farmers. It's eerie how they go about their daily routines as if they hadn't spent the last 250 years at the bottom of the sea. For them, nothing has changed.
- Krewe Apprentice
- They till the same earth even though it's now barren. The cows continue to graze, though there is no grass. And the Risen chickens still crow every sunrise to wake the others, although the farmers never sleep.
- It's tragic.
- Jitta
- It's incredible. Even 250 years at the bottom of the sea couldn't erase the miracle that was Fallahin.
- What's Fallahin?
- It's amazing any trace of Orr survived that long.
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- This is Fallahin, all around you. Or rather, this once was Fallahin. One of the largest cities in Orr. They say this place used to buzz 24 hours a day.
- What made Fallahin so special?
- Most places in Orr, you'd never find a nobleman at a pub, elbow to elbow with a farmer. But in Fallahin, that was just the way it was. It wasn't uncommon to catch a whiff of cologne mingled with manure.
- Why was that?
- Sounds like a great place.