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- There isn't enough room for all of us up here.
- I know. They don't seem like they could ever have come from tunnels. They're so bright and airy now.
- Maybe someone will say that about the dredge one day.
- Wait, I want to ask about something else.
- Another time, then.
- Hirvela the Lost
- I have a quick question for you.
- I don't usually do briefings in the field, but as long as it's mission-specific, I'm standing by.
- What's our objective here?
- Why is Gorr so important to the Vigil?
- Are the Elder Dragons really a global threat?
- Nothing fancy. We fight our way in until we find Gorr, then take him out of here and back to Rata Sum.
- If Gorr's right and the Elder Dragons do eat magic, we can tailor our attacks to hit them where it hurts most. If they can't eat, they can't fight—and can't survive.
- It seems more personal with you.
- I understand. Thanks.
- Absolutely. You know the effect they had on Orr and Lion's Arch, right? In the Brand, in the Shiverpeaks? If the Vigil doesn't stop them, that will happen to the entire world.
- It won't, because we will stop them.
- I care about environmental sustainability. My people, the charr, and even the humans take a serious toll on Tyria. The dragons take that negative impact to a terrifying extreme.
- We must save Tegwen. Even if it takes working with a cranky, musty, fussbudget of an asura.
- Don't worry. We'll save her.
- Those undead were far worse than the ones on our beach! I'm so glad you were here, %str1%.
- I'm glad I could help, too.
- Thank you. The horrors of that place are seared into my mind, but it has given me new perspective. I must rest and consider my purpose.
- Be at ease, Tegwen.
- Give me space! I need my full concentration for this experiment.
- Experiment? You said you've done this before. Larra? Larra!
- Some doubted me. Some ridiculed me. My mother told me to take up baking instead of dimensional naviphysics. Now...behold my genius!
- Your plan worked and the experiment succeeded. What will you study next?
- Ah...yes...you are very, very intelligent.
- Working with you frond-faces has been fun. I may take up horticulture. Perhaps we'll meet again someday.
- Under better circumstances, I hope. Take care.
- It's good to hear that Tegwen is back, no matter how it was done. I don't trust the asura, but in this case, your gamble paid off.
- Larra was a great help, actually, despite the fact that she was annoying.
- The horrors of Orr, so close to the Grove... I shudder to think what might've happened without you there.
- I'm very glad to have Tegwen back safely.
- My beloved child, %str1%. You have done well. I am so proud of you.
- Thank you, Mother. I am grateful.
- Excuse me, who are you?
- My name is Gixx, and I'm the Durmand Priory's Steward. You'll be seeing a lot more of me, I promise you. Have a good day, now.
- Ah, I see! Thank you for the information, Steward.
- What do you renegades want, anyway? Why are you doing this?
- We want the treaty to fail! Peace between charr and humans? It's ridic—er, an interesting idea. Can you get that weapon out of my face?
- Don't make me use this.
- You're right. Defending a stable point is the best idea.
- I'm not sure I agree. Let me think about this.
- Just stay calm and we'll keep you safe.
- If the Vigil's taking a hand, the situation must be serious. Very well, I'll trust you, %str1%.
- Thank you, Minister.
- The Vigil, here? Has something gone wrong? Where is Sergeant Jeyne?
- The Vigil was sent to reinforce the Vanguard. The renegades have planned an ambush, sir.