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• It seems safe now. What will you do next?
• Sounds scary.
• Hoo! You helped make the bad frog-men go away. When quaggan saw they were gone, quaggan came up here to rest, but quaggan is glad she met you to say thank you. Thank you!
• You're welcome. So, what will you do now?
• Don't mention it. But I have to be going.
• Quaggan will rest here as long as it's safe, then quaggan will swim east to safe waters and onto the land. Quaggan's skin itches on land, but it's better to itch than smell undead things on the tides.
• Quaggan is determined to reach a place without foo monsters. Quaggans are tired, but must keep going soon. Quaggans are the last left.
• Last left of what?
• Of quaggan's village. Forty-three quaggans were with us when we had to leave. Others are lost, or worse than lost. But quaggan will not think about that when more when quaggans are safe.
• You're fleeing the undead? Was your village here when the island rose?
• No, quaggan's village was south, very far and very deep. Bad foo monsters came and killed, but not for food. So many came. We swam here, but here also not safe. But quaggan has hope as long as some quaggans remain.
• I hope you guys make it.
• Quaggan is so tired of swimming that even land seems nice.
• You must be really tired.
• Oooarp
• Waters may be still now but it never lasts long. Quaggan must keep swimming until quaggan reaches a place made for living.
• Power conduits active
• Cannons repaired
• The monstrous Inquest experiment has been put down.
• Veteran Inquest Monstrosity
• Inquest Monstrosity
• Have you found any of those encryption crystals yet?
• Crystals like these?
• No, not yet.
• Yes, just like that! Bring me more, as fast as you can!
• Encryption Crystal
• Do you know if he has a copy of—
• I'll come back some other time.
• You see any giant rats crawling out of there?
• The sewer system collapsed in this area.
• Oh dear! Was anyone seriously injured?
• There were no casualties. The Seraph and Shining Blade evacuated all citizens before the situation became critical.
• I imagine some people lost a good deal of property, though.
• The queen arranged for them all to be relocated, and most were able to get their belongings out. We had a couple weeks' warning.
• Don't be ridiculous. There were never any giant rats living in the sewers. Besides, when the tunnels collapsed, they probably crushed anything that was living under there.
• I heard there were no casualties. Is that really true?
• I agree. That would be something to see.
• The asura would lose, of course.
• The norn would lose, of course.
• I can't talk about it, but I recommend you start locking your doors at night if you don't already. The bandits are restless.
• I don't know how to talk to sylvari. Every time I think they're similar to humans, they prove how different they are. Think about it! Like their hair—do you think they prune it?
• An excellent question.
• Hello. Your people do say hello, right? I mean...you look lovely, unless you're sick or something. Are you sick? You seem kind of skinny. But your hair is nice. Where do you get it...pruned?
• I trim it myself.
• Oh. That's nice. Mm-hm...yeah.
• I'll just be going. Good-bye.
• Your city is so grand! And you made it all yourselves. It's nice that you left room for a few trees and other plants, but how do you walk on these hard stones all day long?
• You get used to it.
• Oh, these humans! They're so changeable, like the seasons, but daily. Have you noticed how they change their clothes and even the foliage on their heads. Fascinating!
• This city is so grand! Humans really are quite industrious, aren't they. Does your race create such magnificent structures as well?