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"I suspected as much. But the war between Irovetti and the trade houses doesn't concern me or my students. The
"I suspect the cyclopes have nothing to do with this, and our guest just wants to trick us into solving some l
"I suspect that Gunderson lied about finding it by the river. He'd clearly been wandering for days – through d
"I suspect that Gunderson lied about finding it by the river. He'd clearly been wandering for days – through d
"I surmised. I led you by the hand through all your adventures in the Stolen Lands. I brought you to the Disk
"I suppose you've guessed who I am, or rather — what I am. Warriors from all the fallen kingdoms were kept in
"I suppose you will be the gloomy shadow that stands behind the main character, Baron Varn. Terror to your ene
"I suppose you could try to follow the trail of those bandits who attacked the post before. They came from the
"I suppose the old saying is true: luck favors the fool and the drunkard..."
"I suppose that's all I wanted to know. Now it's time for the official part. Can you hear this noise outside?
"I suppose that gives us our answer, then. We won't bother you with the issue any further, Your Grace."
"I suppose such people could be found... But it depends on the sort of diplomacy you have in mind."
"I suppose so. The portal used to snap shut after every attack, but by now it should be a reliable passage to
"I suppose so. , what say you?"
"I suppose Lady Aldori and Lord Mayor Sellemius are very happy with this affair they've managed to plot behind
"I suppose it's easy to tell, isn't it? Yes, I'm an aasimar, though I'm not sure how or when the blood of cele
"I suppose it wouldn't hurt to try helping her... But we must keep our eyes open or we'll end up just like her
"I suppose it was natural to suspect that something was wrong. I'm still guessing why Nethys posed this condit
"I suppose I'll leave you to your insanity."
"I suppose I'll go."
"I suppose I could use a little more time to prepare."
"I support this decision wholeheartedly, Your Grace."
"I support the General's suggestion. A baron who allows insults and attacks cannot be baron for long."
"I summoned the Tane. He will be waiting for you to the south. But be careful, a true Jabberwock is nothing li
"I summoned several of our agents back to the capital. They will share with the guards the expertise they gain
"I summoned several of our agents back to the capital. Our diplomats can make good use of their experience in
"I summoned several agents to the capital. The guards could use their experience in their ruthless struggle ag
"I summoned several agents back to the capital. They will enlighten our ambassadors in intrigue and the art of
"I suggest we tear them down and be done with it. Who know what evil still lingers in the Stolen Lands from th
"I suggest we let them. What need do we have of subjects who can't stand up for themselves?"
"I suggest we let them. What need do we have of subjects who can't stand up for themselves?"
"I suggest we double the guard in the slums and place restrictions on who can come and go, and when. It's much
"I suggest we do not kneel. We are both cursed, you and I — but so what? The curse can harm you only as much a
"I stumbled into a most peculiar old man on my way here…"
"I stumbled across this place by pure chance."
"I stumbled across this place by pure chance."
"I strongly recommend you find some way to rip her off, just to return the favor."
"I store the key to Nyrissa's Shrine in my pantry. Which, in its turn, is locked with another key. Oh, where d
"I stole nothing."
"I stole nothing."
"I stoke the fire and don my soot-smeared apron. Long have I dreamt of the anvil — it calls to me. Its allurin
"I still want to understand what happened to you. So you came back to life and turned into a kobold, Tartuccio
"I still want to speak with you, Tristian."
"I still want to be with you."
"I still want answers, Tristian. Are you satisfied with what you've done? Do you accept what you've become, or
"I still say you all mangle your speech. You're worse than most of your kin."
"I still hope you'll change your mind, Your Grace. You'll truly be welcome in Pitax!" Annamede sighs with the
"I still hope to see you again — in Pitax! Until we meet again, Your Grace!"
"I still held hope that if I bought enough time we could find a cure, but news of the epidemic reached the imp
"I still have some unfinished business here."
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