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• And the grawl?
• That's all I wanted to know, thanks.
• That problem arose once we established this camp. We discovered that the grawl here worship the Claw, which is far more dangerous than grawl worshipping rusty helmets.
• That makes sense. Good luck!
• Grawl have always been pesky beasts, but this tribe is by far the worst.
• All grawl are just hooting ape-people.
• What has their barbarism led them to do, now?
• How so?
• Say what's left unsaid.
• They sure know how to make a mess of things.
• These grawl encountered the Claw—lieutenant of Jormag—and are now worshipping the fiend. If corruption overtakes them, they'll become a serious threat.
• Let's make sure that doesn't happen.
• The Order's preparing for the unpreparable. One grawl tribe worshipping the Claw is bad enough, but what if other grawl join them? Jormag would gain tons of potential minions.
• Jormag's minions seem to flock to it.
• Yikes, we can't have that.
• That's what makes Jormag different. Other dragons corrupt creatures in order to enslave them, but Jormag entices victims with promises of power before they're corrupted.
• I wonder how Jormag benefits from that. See you.
• Khrigar Ripjaw
• Oooo, Twoloop doesn't get enough visitors from the surface. How may quaggan help yooou?
• Can you tell me about the Quaggan Games?
• I'm just looking around, thanks.
• Quaggan would be delighted! Quaggan's people have won the games many times, before and after quaggans moved to Twoloop. Quaggans take much pride in this.
• What's your secret to success?
• Good for you. Keep it up!
• Other villages are hesitant to use their full power to win, but Twoloop is not. Twoloop's reigning champion, Slishaa, uses all her strength, and that's why Twoloop is victorious.
• So you're exploiting the other quaggans' weakness.
• If your competitors don't transform, aren't you cheating?
• What do the other villages think of your tactics?
• That makes sense. See you.
• Quaggans' aggression is a part of quaggans. Local quaggans might be ashamed of it, but Twoloop quaggans know quaggans must embrace it.
• HellooOOoo, what brings you to Twoloop?
• I'd like to learn more about your village.
• Quaggan knows much about that! Twoloop became quaggans' home after quaggan's people fled the northern waters. Quaggans were familiar with this place from the Quaggan Games.
• Was it hard to adjust to life here?
• Leaving the deep waters was hard, but most of quaggan's village came here together, so quaggans had each other for support. That made things easier.
• That's good. Thanks for your time.
• Coo! Are you here to heed the unheedable, or should quaggan fix you up a batch of kelp salad?
• If you'll share the unsha—wait, what? Kelp salad?
• I'll have that salad some other time. Good-bye.
• Not unless it's covered in meat and cheese. Bye.
• Oaah, quaggan is new to this secret business. Quaggan has much knowledge on kodan and quaggan relations, though. Will you hear what quaggan has to say?
• Go right ahead.
• Maybe some other time.
• In the north, quaggans and kodan were on friendly terms, trading fish and information. The kodan also defended quaggans from icebrood, which helped the kodan maintain balance.
• And why is this information secret?
• Interesting. Keep up the good work!
• Many things have changed since quaggans and kodan came south. Quaggan does not want to accidentally betray the kodan's confidence, or overstep quaggan's bounds.
• It's good to be cautious. Thanks for sharing.
• I have much respect for your organization's leader, Trahearne. The sylvari have proved to be wise beyond their years.
• Why aren't you helping the other kodan?