[Then the general went forth and lent his sword to thethe lord.] 'My heart swells to be within these walls againBalteros' son, for though I come bearing grave news, all isnot lost and I deem all shall be right and good in Altheon.Hear me! I have seen the workings of the gods first-hand.'
(Daedren addresses the Lord Xanados and a congregation of high ranking people)

Never shall I ascend in glory to Shaldokos and behold the souls-lights of myfathers. I have not the strength of The Messenger. I am Unshathar. I am he who the gods detest.
(Daedren despairs upon the brink of suicide. He calls out to the Gods. Pronunciation guide: [Shal-doh-cos] [Oon-sha-thar])

'I shall hold you ever in my heart, Avarius,' [said thegeneral,] 'for I would have perished from hunger were it notfor you. And thank the gods for guiding you to me. Now,lord, I ask you: is my pain not Lokoss' pain? Did not thegod Muna speak unto The Messenger as he did me?'
(Daedren thanks Avarius, his second in command, for saving his life in battle. He then turns to the Lord Xanados and speaks before a gathering of royal peoples) Pronunciation guide: [Ah-var-ee-us][Law-kos][Moon-a]