Yrliet"Elantach, at last you have left your ornate cage." Yrliet casts a look over the stone palace walls. "For many a turn have I sought to meet you, and yet, your servant, the one who is like the silver-haired Abelard but twice as young, has no favour for the requests of a Child of Asuryan. Take me to a place where the hearing of others will not steal the words intended for you."
Yrliet"While you were mending the wounds of this world left by the twisted ones' attack, I was able to discover... no, not Crudarach's fate. Merely traces of it. As Muaran found sanctuary under the boughs of the Lilaethan's forests, so did my other kin find refuge in a system known as the Atlas Reach. We must make a journey there with haste... before new dangers destroy the witnesses who can show me a way to the lost Crudarach, whose fate remains shrouded by the stars!"
YrlietYrliet focuses her piercing gaze on you. "Their knowledge is the sole thread that may lead me to the truth, elantach. I ask that your metal-winged ship take me along that thread before it tears under the strain of time and circumstance."
YOU"How were you able to contact those Aeldari?"
Yrliet"No, I... I did not contact the Asuryani. I have no means to do so. But I had enough time to explore the stone jungle of your world while you were preoccupied with your urgent matters. The Path of the Outcast has taught me to observe and listen to the world around me — in this case, the throngs of mon-keigh at the port. Errant conversations, rumours, chance words — like parts of a speckled mosaic, they came together to form a hazy image. My kin were seen in the Atlas Reach, and now all we have to do is pull at the web of connections and possibilities to uncover whatever is concealed from the unseeing eye."
YOU"How were you able to contact those Aeldari?"continues where this line first appears above
YOU"Give me the coordinates, and I shall take you wherever you wish to go."
Yrliet"You... will?" The ice in Yrliet's eyes melts away for a moment. "Thank you, elantach. If this path indeed takes me to the truth... I will be indebted to you. A rare happening between our kinds."
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YOU"Let us discuss this another time, perhaps."
Yrliet"I will wait for your decision with great anticipation, elantach."
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YOU"Crudarach's fate is no concern of mine."
YrlietYrliet's gaze burns through you. "I only joined you to seek out my craftworld, mon-keigh! I helped you overcome adversity and foes, at times turning my weapon against my own kin! The time has come for you to honour our pact! I will leave your palace and wait for you to give the order to embark!"
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YOU"Give me the coordinates, and I shall take you wherever you wish to go."continues where this line first appears above
YOU"Let us discuss this another time, perhaps."continues where this line first appears above
YOU"Crudarach's fate is no concern of mine."continues where this line first appears above