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- Then give the humans back the settlement? Clever. Count me in.
- I need to think about this for a while.
- My friend, you must join the Vigil. With you among our ranks, we will finally be able to defeat the dragons. I can feel it!
- You're so enthusiastic! Tell me, what's the Vigil's plan for Mazdak?
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- A heavy force of soldiers meets the lich and his Risen head-on. It will take strategy, and courage, but it will be glorious.
- Earnest battle suits me best. I'm ready to join the Vigil.
- Let me get back to you on that.
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- Herald %str1%. The Durmand Priory would welcome your membership. We can offer so much to someone like you!
- I'm interested, but let me hear more about your plan first.
- I'll get back to you on it.
- The Priory discovered Mazdak's tomb. Although it will be rigged with traps, I'm sure we can find a way through to fight him.
- Absolutely. Sign me up for the Priory and your plan of attack.
- Sounds interesting, but let me think about it a bit more.
- Ah, my beautiful child. It does me good to see you so well.
- I could say the same, Mother Tree. Your boughs grow ever higher.
- Mother? How far do your branches reach into the Dream?
- I must go, Blessed Source. I'll return when I can.
- %str2%, I welcome you to my grove. You'll find warm hospitality always in the shade of my branches, so long as you foster peace and partnership.
- Your branches? What are you talking about?
- Thank you. I'll try to behave myself.
- It is by the love of my children that I flourish. This manifestation I use for visitors cannot express the depth of my roots or the breadth of my branches, both here and in the Dream.
- The intertwining is more complex than that. When you were of the Dream, before awakening, I was the vein through which you flowed into this ring of existence. We are all one, all connected, all of the same source.
- Even the Soundless?
- Originally, yes, but they have chosen to pursue a course of meditation that cuts them off from the Dream, the world, each other, and me. Some cannot bear the burden of shared pain.
- What about Nightmare courtiers?
- Once beloved to me, as you are, these poor misguided children have—through free will—taken a dark path. Their disdain for Ventari's words leads them astray and does harm to the Dream.
- Why do you cradle his tablet in your branches?
- I took Ventari's Tablet to my core as I grew, and I was nourished. My leaves whisper with his wisdom. Take heed and learn well the meaning of Ventari's counsel, for the tablet is all the guidance you need.
- May the sunshine fall lightly upon you, Blessed Source.
- Do you remember Ventari?
- Thank you for coming, %str1%. The days are long here. Even knowing that I protect Mother and the tablet, I still grow bored. Are you here to see the Blessed Mother?
- I'm here to bask in her warmth.
- My, my. It's always a pleasure to see strangers in our midst. The days are long here. Even knowing that I protect our mother and the tablet, I still grow bored. Are you here to see the Blessed Mother?
- I haven't decided yet.
- I believe Kwinna and I are nearly ready to leave again. Her injuries have healed enough that we can get back to adventuring.
- How did Kwinna become injured?
- We were traveling through the forests north of here, and a tribe of evil hylek attacked us. I think they wanted to eat her.
- We sylvari draw comfort from being near the Mother, so I thought it might cheer her up!
- Okay, then.
- My companion and I got caught in a conflict with Nightmare courtiers yesterday. Fortunately for us, we got away. But Elodyn was injured, so I brought her here to rest and heal.
- I hope she improves soon.
- Don't mind the pups. They investigate things by chewing on them.
- Do you...grow...them?
- Thanks for the warning. I'll guard my toes.
- We do not. The Pale Tree does. They come from her, just as we do. Once they bloom, I train them to protect the Grove.
- These have only just awakened. It takes them a few months to grow into their full size and strength.
- At doing the undoable.
- Fooing the unfooable! Quaggan is glad to see you here, %str1%. The order warned quaggan you were headed this way. Your eyes are so much sharper than quaggan's. You will see what quaggan misses.