So to best serve Vivec, I should serve Malacath? That is confusing, but I trust that you know what you are talking about. I will seek out a shrine of Malacath and continue my journey there. Farewell, %PCRace. Perhaps we shall meet again some day. Garash gro-Vivec
I do not know who this Sharmat is, but I shall go, and with Vivec's blessing I will triumph. Wish me luck, %PCName. Farewell. Garash gro-Vivec
Ha! The Spirit of the Spurned has no hold over me, %PCName, for I have found a new father. I will curse the Prince of Curses in his own house, and prove that I am worthy. We shall meet again, mark my words. Garash gro-Vivec
Then to Bal Foyen I will go. I know little of your Almalexia, but if she is strong like Vivec, I am willing to learn. Garash gro-Vivec
A splendid idea, %PCName. I will walk the city of my Lord, and learn of his deeds, and talk to his people and priests. Farewell, and may we meet again. Garash gro-Vivec
I see. I have protected pilgrims in the name of Vivec, but I have never asked myself why they perform their pilgrimages in the first place. Tell me, %PCName, where should I go? Garash gro-Vivec
Prove the strength of your faith to me. Perhaps then I will listen to your guidance. Garash gro-Vivec
No matter what I say, Garash dismisses my arguments. Lord Vivec is the greatest hero of the Temple, he says, and we should all strive to be more like Vivec. He does not understand how anyone could take offense to that. And frankly, I find it very difficult to explain. Misguided as he is, he clearly means no offense. Perhaps you will have better luck, %PCRank. I last saw Garash on the bridge across the Pryai west of town. Golvyn Saryon