"Did... did you just curse your own goddess?"
- "Don't think I enjoyed it. I never killed anyone if I could avoid it. I was a soldier — my duty was to protect
- Salim nods. "Fair enough."
- "Did... did you just curse your own goddess?"
- Salim glares. "I never killed anyone if I could help it. I was a soldier, with a duty to protect our nation fr
- "You have no idea. Can you imagine what it's like to wake up every morning as the exact thing you despise most
- The man looks uncomfortable. "More of a detective, really. An inquisitor. I track down missing souls for Phara
- "Thank you for the advice. I'll be sure to visit it."
- "Did... did you just curse your own goddess?"
- "Sorry. Even if my grave-rotted master would allow it, I work alone."
- "Salim Ghadafar. A... servant of Pharasma, so to speak. I owe Shyka a favor, so I agreed to help them locate t
- "The Eldest helped me with a job in Thuvia, once. It's a long story."
- "Did... did you just curse your own goddess?"
- "This is the crown of an ancient elven king named Lethoriel, ruler of the first kingdom Nyrissa destroyed. But
- Salim gives you a piercing look. "Is it? One nation out of hundreds seeks independence from divine shackles, y
- "Did... did you just curse your own goddess?"
- Salim gives you a piercing look. "Does it? One nation of hundreds seeks independence from divine shackles, yet
- Salim laughs bitterly. "I used to hunt priests, back in Rahadoum. You know the atheist nation? I was an office
- "You fight well. Will you join my quest?"
- "You're looking for lost souls? You should visit the ruined village in the Narlmarches."
- "Enough about you. I have other questions."
- "Did... did you just curse your own goddess?"
- "How do you know Shyka?"
- "Are you a priest?"
- "What do you mean 'another one'?"
