Sorry about that, the tuberculosis makes it hard to speak. Now then, the warriors of Perion are gone. They fought bravely until the end, even after the Black Mage took over Maple World, but they are no more.

All of them have been enslaved or cast out. The price for their resistance was hard labor for all of Perion's citizens. You'll find most of them working on that ugly Black Mage Statue, but others have found a refuge and still try to pass on the history of Perion.

Even the great Dances with Balrog could not survive this treatment... He fell as a warrior, though his son lives on. He's young still, but has taken his place in the Warriors' Sanctuary.

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That's interesting. You don't look old enough to remember Dances with Balrog...

(I should go to Warriors' Sanctuary and meet the son of Dances with Balrog.)

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Did you still have something else to ask me?

Turning in the quest

I have nothing to say to the Black Mage's lackeys.

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Forgive my rudeness, traveler. My father's name stirs dark memories in me. What did you need?

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(I should go to Warriors' Sanctuary and meet the son of Dances with Balrog.)