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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 4061373" data-attributes="member: 34958">Collasti answers, "It was dumped a bit more than a month ago, and it took us less than a week to alter it.  We were amazed by the plague, as our magic could not cure those afflicted by it.  We could only alter the plague so that it altered instead of killed our faithful.""Truth, truth, truth, truth."As you an the old man walk towards the balcony, the guards stiffen and move to follow until he angrily waves them off until they comply and leave you privacy.  The man grimaces and says, "They move to protect me, as if I need protecting.  They forget that it was I who strangled the self-proclaimed Emperor Sustinius on that very throne more than thirty years ago.  You can still see the blood stain on the right arm of the seat," the old man says fondly.  "Now I, Emperor Trajanus, oversee a dying Empire.  This is not the time for fighting, Dartis, so as we wait let me be frank.  Humanity's days might very well be numbered and what we decide to do here today will either save it or doom it.  We have a few vials of the altered plague that we recovered from Festios' priests.  I can at least give you that, and perhaps you know of someone with the know-how to find a cure if given the sample.  We have been trying to find a cure using the samples for some time now, with little luck.  The core of the plague seems to be nature-based, and we believe that the original version of this was of the same basic structure.  While we wait, please ask questions that you may have.  And what of you, my gnomish lady?  What is your name and what do you think of all of this?"</blockquote>

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