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- Attend to the cannons.
- Hmm. Hold on. I'm still planning.
- Not a member yet, you mean! Tell Branthyn I said as much.
- Thanks, I will!
- The settlement is at risk. We must do everything we can for them.
- How odd. You look as though you sprouted from the ground itself!
- Patience. We'll parley with you in time.
- We shall see if the earth spirit spoke true. Glory for the harathi...or pain for you, tiny spirit.
- The settlement is yours, centaur. You'll see.
- It was no trick! Ah, that I lived to see these plains returned to us. We must dismantle the structures and set the land free.
- Take your time.
- Undead! To arms! Defend the lands we have reclaimed!
- Aha! The trap is sprung!
- I find the concept of a social "family" unit fascinating. Do you see a purpose to such a thing?
- Somewhat. What interests you about it?
- Not really. I must be going now.
- I spend time with those whose company I enjoy. I love those who have earned my love. I live with those whom I tolerate well. I avoid those I dislike. It's quite simple.
- I find the concept of a social "family" unit fascinating. We see no real purpose to such a thing.
- What interests you about it?
- Some cultures have families of two parents and their children, but it is not a standardized structure, and the web of relations can be voluminous. You have your fahrars. Why must it be so complicated?
- How do you think it should be?
- Some cultures have families of two parents and their children, but it is not a standardized structure, and the web of relations can be voluminous. Charr have their fahrars. Why must it be so complicated?
- All of the foreign travelers visiting make me nervous. What must they think of us? I can't help but believe we are as unwelcome as any other invasive species.
- That's quite untrue. Good-bye.
- Come to gawk at the young people of the Grove? This world has belonged to you and your kind for so long. We must be as unwelcome as the encroaching monsters.
- No. Why would you think that?
- Not really. Good-bye.
- We haven't established ourselves yet. The world is so big, and we are such a small part of it.
- I think we're doing a fine job.
- Someone I despise returned from a Wyld Hunt yesterday. He's generally disliked, but they treated him as a hero! His deeds may have been honorable, but he is still rude.
- Maybe the journey changed him.
- Don't let it get to you.
- Possibly, but I doubt it. I'm always glad to celebrate those of us who return home after making a positive difference in the world, but good deeds don't erase your faults. I still dislike him.
- My living companion is insufferable! I have asked him four times to tend to the windows. They are misshapen and unsightly. He promised me he would have it done by the time I returned home today.
- I assume it wasn't done.
- Of course not! He also didn't do the cleaning I asked him to do or the errands I told him to run. Must I do everything? I had to step out for fresh air before I put aphids on his pillow or something.
- You should talk to him about it.
- I have, on multiple occasions. I've written up a list of his duties. But all he wants to do is compose poetry. Poetry! The world is in turmoil, and he wants to write about birds flitting about in the trees.
- Sounds obnoxious. Good-bye.
- Maybe he'll find his path.
- I've been cultivating a garden of plants from all over Tyria. It's been a real challenge to get some of them to survive, especially those from snowy regions. But it's been worth it.
- What for?
- That's good. See you around.
- I've been longing to travel, but my mentor says I'm not ready. And I'm curious whether plants from different regions feel the same empathically, or if there are differences.
- They're mostly sprouts still, so not much. But I do detect slight variations sometimes, though maybe it's just my imagination. And hope.
- Today is a pleasant day. The moldy, rot-eared scoundrel who has been stealing from my artifact collection will face the judgment of the firstborn today.
- What do you think they'll decide?
- That's good, I guess.
- Banishment, I hope, though that is likely too severe. Most probably he'll be imprisoned. He's fortunate that I have no say in his fate.
- You'd propose something harsher?