"If we did, do you think we'd still be here now? The only thing to be found in these hills is one's own death.

"If we did, do you think we'd still be here now? The only thing to be found in these hills is one's own death. A group of my men entered a cave that turned out to be a spriggan den — they barely survived the encounter. Also, we found the ruins of some old tower — ancient as the world itself and useless as this expedition. There's nothing to be found here — except, like I said before, for one's own death."

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