Локации: The Coast, The Mud Flats, The Oasis, Oriath
Задания :
Breaking Down the Door
Cutting Off the Supply
Jun Ortoi is a major NPC in the Betrayal leagues as well as a master. She gives missions involving tracking down members of the Immortal Syndicate.
Mission
The zones where Jun can be found will contain Immortal Syndicate activity. There will be three different locations of Syndicate activity in each zone. Find the Syndicate and defeat the member(s). Jun will assist you in combat while encountering the Syndicate. There are four possible outcomes depending on which division you are encountering.
- Fortification: A Syndicate fort can be found. Destroy the gate and kill the Syndicate member inside it. The fort contains invulnerable sentries, healing totems that prove very large life regeneration to a Syndicate member, and continuously spawns enemies.
- Transportation: The Syndicate will transport a cargo to another location. They will start moving once you get close to them. The mission fails if the cargo makes it to the checkpoint.
- Research: A sub-zone to the Syndicate Laboratory will appear. Once entered, you must kill the Syndicate member(s) before a certain number of evidence is destroyed.
- Intervention: The Syndicate will ambush you at an unknown location. The mission fails if you are killed.
Once all Syndicate members are defeated, decide what to do with each Syndicate member.
Note: Entering a zone which spawns the Syndicate will despawn the Syndicate from the previous zone.
Декорации
Шаблон:Query master doodads
Диалоги
Приветствие
Зови меня Джун Ортой. Я родом с выбеленных солнцем равнин Вастири. Здесь я расследую исчезновение нескольких важных изгнанников. Я тайно следила за твоими странствиями с того самого дня, как тебя вынесло на берег. Твоё обращение с кузнецом дало мне понять, что ты подходишь для одного дела. Я хочу попросить тебя кое о чём.
На Рэкласте правит беззаконие, но здесь встречается и справедливость. Видишь ли, некоторые из местных заслуживают смерти больше прочих. Пропали хорошие люди. Отменные бойцы, которые всеми силами старались пролить луч счета на погрязший во мраке мир. Я имею основания полагать, что их похитила организация под названием «Бессмертный синдикат». Боюсь, будут и другие жертвы.
Veiled Items
I've spent some time around powerful magical objects. There are some whose magical properties are obscured and tangled, trapped and restricted by a curse placed upon it. I cannot restore such items to their original glory, but I can at least break the curse and release some of its power, if you bring it to me.
Janus Perandus
You have heard of the famed Perandus family, I have no doubt. Wealthy and powerful and responsible for putting Malachai in position to bring Wraeclast to ruin all those centuries ago. Though Emperor Chitus is the most famous of the Perandus family, some remnants of his vile bloodline linger even still.
Janus was one such remnant. He too was orphaned, but with the Perandus coffers dry and the Perandus name worth its weight in gold, no one took him in. No one except my akhara.
That he is the only other survivor, and is now a powerful member of the Immortal Syndicate leaves no doubt in my mind that it was he who sold us out.
If there is but one silver lining in all of this, it is that I may get to sink my blades into his flesh over, and over, and over again.
Syndicate Members
Some of the members we have come across... well... they have come back from the dead. I don't have any better way of putting it.
They are no mindless zombies. Somehow they are returning... whole. This must be why they call themselves the Immortal Syndicate. Immortality is dangerous, even in the hands of those with good intentions.
Oriath
I'd not believe you if I had not witnessed the boats lurching onto the shores of Wraeclast myself. So... The gods have returned, and Oriath has fallen. This complicates things, to say the least.
Exile, I believe the Syndicate has been planning to form a new government. The Templar were cruel, but at least they were mortal. If the Syndicate's power continues to grow, they will be able to rule Wraeclast and beyond without fear of reprisal, and we mere mortals will have no choice but to serve, or fuel their cycle of death and rebirth.
Kitava is slain, and you are the saviour of Oriath. In any other era, such an act would etch your name into the pages of history, but...
The Immortal Syndicate remains, positioned to wrest control of the few remaining survivors, and you are the only one with the might to tear them down. Please, for the sake of those that still live, we must push onwards. Oriath has seen too much horror as it is.
Einhar
Anyone who believes the world is coming to an end raises some red flags. He has that unusual accent, but he claims to be from Oriath. I think Einhar is hiding more than just his face.
But... who am I to talk?
Niko
Niko is... a strange one. I believe there is a good person buried within him somewhere, but he is lost within his own darkness, struggling to climb out.
Alva
Greed has spilled more blood than all the other vices combined, and Alva is one of the greediest people I have ever met. That you have aligned with her makes me question your own motives.
Zana
The rules of my akhara forbid women ever feeling the touch of a man. No families, no loose lips, no loose ends. But it makes no mention of two women... When our jobs are done at last, I believe I would like a stronger bond with her. Perhaps we could find some orphans of our own to take in.
Helena
Helena looked within herself and chose to turn her back on what she was made to believe, even under fear of death. She is a woman worthy of admiration.
Navali can see the future, yet she does nothing to prevent malicious acts. Am I just supposed to act like that is fine?
The Oasis
Jun's Secret
Exile, I fear I have not been entirely honest with you. This dusty pit was once the Forbidden Vault, and I its guardian. That you have not heard of it is not surprising; it was kept in absolute secrecy for countless generations, known only to my akhara, the--... the Order of the Djinn.
It feels so strange to tell someone. To speak so plainly would have been a sin of the highest order, punishable by death. It seems harsh to an outsider like yourself, but you do not know the importance of what we did...
The Forbidden Vault
My akhara, my people, were long ago tasked with protecting the people of Wraeclast from themselves. Many artifacts of great power exist -- you have come across some such in your travels. But there are some artifacts whose power is so great that to use them would put the world in jeopardy. Artifacts like the Horns of Kulemak. We, the Order of the Djinn, existed to keep such power sealed away and secret. Better that the world forget that it, and we, exist, than fight for control of a power they have no hope of controlling.
Order of the Djinn
You have not heard of us because you were never meant to hear of us. I say us... in truth, it is just me left. We came from all walks of life, but we were all orphans, taken in and raised by the Order, and taught never to speak of it under punishment of death. It sounds harsh, I understand, but such was the importance of our duty that a life of solitude and secrecy was necessary.
For hundreds, maybe thousands of years, we remained secret, until Janus Perandus... that... that imbecile... He sold us out. Reaching for the last vestiges of his ancestral glory. Just like his great grandfather Chitus, he may have doomed us all.
Horns of Kulemak
We were only taught what was passed down for generations. We believed the Horns to be the ultimate tool of life and death; capable of siphoning the very breath of life from any living thing. We do not know where it came from. Perhaps the remains of a powerful, long-dead animal. Perhaps a creation of the gods themselves.
Regardless of its provenance, I believe the Horns are what have given the Immortal Syndicate their miraculous ability to return from the dead unscathed.
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