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200 | Some kind of resonance... you and the wall. It must be connected to the amulet! |
201 | Twilight watch over you, guardian. |
202 | For thirty years, I served the Legion as a commander. Fought in the Great War. |
203 | Look. If you're trying to get to know me - don't. I don't like you, and I never will. It's nothing personal. But... |
204 | Master! You've taken me back! Does this mean we're going home? Oh, happy times! I can't wait to... |
205 | She trusts you, at least to some extent. She sent you after us, and has no reason to think that you'd do anything other than that. |
206 | If you're planning violence against me or mine, you'll regret it. |
207 | Normally, a period of servitude. |
208 | Delvin, Vex... watch the Flagon. If you see Mercer, come tell me right away. |
209 | I think our flutist here has gotten better since the Burning of King Olaf. |
210 | Find Savos, and get him back here if you can! |
211 | We will now see how you learn a completely new Shout. |
212 | Who were you fighting against? |
213 | I'm watching you. |
214 | Here is the spell you need. Go to the top of the Hall of Attainment; I have prepared a place for you there. |
215 | I generally don't involve myself in politics. Good tales deal with the issues of the day, but a wise bard remains a neutral observer. |
216 | The Empire will pay appropriate compensation for the massacre at Heartwood Mill. |
217 | Get moving, now. I'll be fine. |
218 | So, you're the one who barged into my home and laid waste to my projects. |
219 | Paarthurnax? That name is familiar... the legendary leader of the Greybeards? |
220 | They're the meanest, toughest sons of bitches Skyrim has to offer. And they want this. |
221 | It's a religious thing. |
222 | But there must be more to it than that. Did something... strange... happen when the dragon died? |
223 | What? What did I do this time? I was just standing here! |
224 | No matter what, the College will endure. |
225 | Okay, okay. Just trying make this place a little less... boring. |
226 | None. It's been long enough that honestly, I don't expect to hear from them. |
227 | Grrah! |
228 | Are you awake? |
229 | Forsworn had taken over Markarth, and Ulfric and his men drove them out. Empire promised they'd be free to worship Talos afterwards. |
230 | Got any work? |
231 | You want to stay here, fine. But the rest of us aren't giving up now. |
232 | If you need weapons or armor, see Alvor, the blacksmith. |
233 | I hope you've readied yourself. |
234 | That she did. Very good. I'll tell Brynjolf. |
235 | Oh, like the sleepy rebel supporters in this town are going to tell anyone. |
236 | This could be even more dangerous than I thought. Head to the ships. We'll plan the assault on the way. |
237 | Yes. According to Giraud, our histories keeper, the portion of the Edda dealing with King Olaf might still exist in the Dead Man's Respite. |
238 | Oh my, a guest! |
239 | Without you this would have been a disaster. I should have paid more heed to Varnius' warnings. I won't make that mistake again. |
240 | I should be the one thanking you. You've solved more problems in the short time you've been here then anyone in my court has their entire careers. |
241 | Who sent you? Was it the College? The Jarl? We agreed there would be no more questions. |
242 | Brynjolf finally got some dirt on the mark and the evidence to back it up. Think you can give him a hand? |
243 | Personally, I've always found Argonians to be incredibly unpredictable opponents. Especially near water. |
244 | Maybe you'd like to try the horker? Or some beef? |
245 | And what did you say to that? |
246 | What's new with the Cruel-Seas, Suvaris? Have they given you one of those helmets with the horns on them yet? |
247 | Hmph. I wouldn't worry too much about this Virane giving you the information you need. Give him a good scare, and he'll squawk like a Hagraven. |
248 | Now get going before Sabjorn grows a brain and hires someone else to do the dirty work. |
249 | Sometimes I think we deserve these miserable lives of ours. |
250 | Thanks again for delivering those supplies to the Greybeards. |
251 | Dawnstar is the last port of call before Solitude. Damn rebels aren't taking it. |
252 | You mean Roggvir. Yes. I made an appeal to Captain Aldis. He allowed Roggvir to have a proper Nord burial, as is the custom in Solitude. |
253 | But until that dragon's dealt with, Ulfric's just going to have to wait. |
254 | You idiot. Do you even know who I am? The most recognized scholar on the Dwemer in all of Tamriel, and you people keep bothering me! |
255 | They'll no doubt strike whenever and wherever they can. |
256 | My mother sees things. She doesn't know why, but she does. Only sometimes, she doesn't see me at all. |
257 | Wuunferth? Bah. It's purely ceremonial, and he has no use for it. |
258 | In truth, I'm no more a little girl than you are. I was once, of course. Three hundred years ago. Vampirism tends to keep one remarkably... fresh. |
259 | You may be used to the Empire bowing to your every whim, but I'm afraid you'll find the Thalmor receive no such treatment here. |
260 | Retrieve that shield at all costs. |
261 | When Elgrim said we were setting up shop down here, I told him he would catch his death. |
262 | I left for a few days in Riften. When I came back Bashnag accused me of trying to sell him out to the Thalmor. I was cursed and chased off. |
263 | This store would finally be on its feet if I hadn't lost my last shipment to Forsworn attacks. A specially-made Dibella statuette. |
264 | Yeah. Someone ticked off Maven and she wants to teach them a lesson... our way. You in? |
265 | It's good that Sorli has finally been given some real authority. |
266 | They're taking it by wagon to Solitude. If you hurry, you'll catch them before they get far. |
267 | Well... there is guy like that. He's paid good money for nobody to know he's down here, but I guess I can tell you. |
268 | No, no, no. I need this job! This is the last place in town to have work. |
269 | Exactly. With Sabjorn in prison, his meadery will be forced to close. |
270 | Ralof seems to like you. That's good enough for me. |
271 | This place has seen better days, but it's not my fault. |
272 | Maybe we can swap stories about our adventures over a mug of ale at the inn! |
273 | You represent Mara now. Set an example for all. |
274 | My only regret is that she doesn't host them more often. |
275 | I've got a little work if you're interested, traveler. |
276 | Hroggar's house? It burned down not too long ago. |
277 | Shouldn't the ceremony be completed first? |
278 | Cough Cough |
279 | I'll take your challenge, but if I win I get to start a new life as an adventurer, and with no objections from you. |
280 | Why would you even listen to him? |
281 | I think the man you want to talk to is Nelacar. He was exiled a few years ago, bad research. Still hangs around the Frozen Hearth. |
282 | I can help with purchases, but if you came to talk, see my sister. She's the one who gets on with people. It's her one virtue, really. |
283 | I surrender... I surrender... |
284 | (Crying) |
285 | Thank you. Let me show you some tricks around the forge. |
286 | To the Inn for a drink, of course! Where else could I even go in this gods-forsaken town? |
287 | You here for my next interrogation? I got nothing but time... |
288 | But what you seek does not come easily, and can destroy those without a strong will. |
289 | I can ask no more. Thank you, my lord! |
290 | Ahem. Mi mi mi mi. Pardon me. Just, um, warming up. Never know when I may be called upon for a ballad. |
291 | Bandits are desperate men. They have nothing to lose, and they fight like it. |
292 | I... you're right of course. It can be hard to hear the winds of Kynareth when all you hear are the rabble in the temple. |
293 | Do you believe all this talk of dragons? Can the ancient ones truly have returned? |
294 | Fine. I'll send the Unblooded here with you. |
295 | You come up to me, fists raised? You looking for a beating? |
296 | I've never seen anything quite like that. |
297 | Another day, another opportunity to learn! |
298 | I guess I shouldn't boast so much... it gets expensive! |
299 | Oh, but the Dwemer had more than even Septimus expected. |