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• For a moment, I thought you were considering it.
• Good luck on your journey.
• Not at all! I could never do the horrible things they do. I still believe in goodness and morality. I must simply find my own way.
• Best wishes. Good-bye.
• I disagree with many of the philosophies taught here, but I don't want to isolate myself, and I'm afraid my only other option is the Nightmare Court.
• Will you join them?
• I would rather die! I could never do the horrible things they do. I still believe in goodness and morality. I must simply find my own way.
• I've heard terrible stories about the sort of beasts that wander the world beyond the Grove—half-human, half-horse monstrosities, and creatures that look like oxen but walk upright. Is it true?
• Centaurs and minotaurs? Yes, they're real.
• Yes, it is. See you around.
• Everyone is so frightened of the dragons. It seems to me like there are many other things to fear, as well. I don't think I shall leave the Grove. Bravery is not one of my strengths.
• The dragons may yet reach you here. But good luck.
• My lessons are so boring. I understand why we need to learn about the political situation in Divinity's Reach and why we trade with asura, but I just want to be a cook.
• Even a cook should know those things.
• It's still important. Good-bye.
• I don't see why. My mentor says I need to understand the workings of the world for my "own enrichment," but anything that's not a flavorful herb or a roasting technique is just background noise.
• You'll learn. Good-bye.
• It's strange to be back in the Grove after over five years. It is still the same quiet, peaceful place I left, so different from the world out there.
• Why did you return?
• My dearest friend betrayed me, but he regrets his actions and has asked forgiveness. I returned here for a time to give my anger a chance to cool. I don't know if it will.
• This drake-faced ninny awakened last week, and ever since, my closest companions have been clinging to her like dew. I find her repulsive, myself.
• She constantly asks for help, not because she needs it, but for the attention. She's newly awakened, but she's not stupid. I wasn't that helpless when I awakened. I don't know what they see in her.
• It sounds like you're just jealous.
• Me neither. I'll be on my way now.
• No. I'm jealous of the brave heroes called off on Wyld Hunts. I'm jealous of my friend, to whom all tasks come easily, who has the patience of the Pale Tree herself. I am not jealous of Lady Drake-face.
• Right. See you.
• My mentor says that I'll be ready to leave his side soon. Apparently, I learn faster than most. But I don't feel ready. I wish my lessons could go on forever.
• There are other places you can continue your studies.
• If only it worked like that. Good-bye.
• I know, but it won't be the same. The Grove is so comfortable and so rich with learning. The Priory seems to be more action than study these days. Or so I hear.
• They do what's needed. Good-bye, now.
• Afon
• Colwyn
• Brac
• Ceron
• Llywelya
• Lowri
• Siarl
• The device is programmed for three sets of curricula. Which would you like to activate?
• Advanced Pyrokinetics.
• Creation of Energy.
• Golemancy 101.
• A brilliant pyrokinetic demonstration is created before you.
• A dazzling display of energy is created before you.
• Magnificent!
• A state-of-the-art golem is projected before you.
• Progeny Teaching Apparatus
• Consider this. A strong alpha wolf creates a large pack. They claim a region, slaughtering the deer nearly to extinction. Is it right to intervene in the name of balance?
• Your understanding of balance is growing.
• Your answer is incorrect. Consider the bigger picture. The consequences may seem dire on a small scale, but the pack may be culling just one small portion of the greater deer population.