Sire Darius Melk:
I don't know about you, but I could watch the world burn for hours.
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Response section 1110
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Option 01
Option 02
Sire Darius Melk:
Sheer irresponsibility! As if Tertium's infrastructure wasn't already under enough strain.
Option 03
Sire Darius Melk:
I suppose a little bit of flame never hurt anyone. In moderation.
Option 04
Sire Darius Melk:
Flames are a great leveller. Do try not to be levelled alongside the heretics.
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Option 05
Explicator Zola:
While the situation heightens your challenges, I'm sure you'll perform within expectations.
Option 06
Explicator Zola:
You'll come through this. Just keep your heads and mind your footing.
Option 07
Explicator Zola:
The flames have stopped spreading, so you just have to worry about what's already there.
Option 08
Explicator Zola:
The flames shouldn't spread. Try to use them to your advantage, if you can.
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Option 09
Flight Lieutenant Masozi:
I'd tell you to hot-foot it through, if I wasn't afraid you'd take it literally.
Option 10
Flight Lieutenant Masozi:
Just stay clear of the flames. I don't want burnt flesh aboard my Storm Raptor.
Option 11
Flight Lieutenant Masozi:
The flames might offer opportunities. Heretics are famously combustible.
Option 12
Flight Lieutenant Masozi:
Just be careful where you step. Flames don't discriminate between faithful and heretic.
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Option 13
Alice Hallowette:
Don't really change what you're there to do, my darlings. But it does make things more interesting.
Option 14
Alice Hallowette:
The flames shouldn't be a problem, so long as you're careful where you step.
Option 15
Alice Hallowette:
Never much got on with flames, if I'm honest. They don't really react to threats.
Option 16
Alice Hallowette:
Don't you go worrying about the flames. Worry about what'll happen if you fail.
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Option 17
Sergeant Major Morrow:
Still, it's all part of life's rich tapestry, ain't it? Just stay away from the flames.
Option 18
Sergeant Major Morrow:
Don't get squeamish on me. The flames can't burn you if you keep your distance.
Option 19
Sergeant Major Morrow:
Nothing wrong with a bit of flame, is there? Just watch where you're walking.
Option 20
Sergeant Major Morrow:
It ain't ideal, but even you lot ain't stupid enough to go traipsing through flames, are you?
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Option 21
Shipmistress Brahms:
I never know who is more foolish: the zealot blinded by creed or those who embrace his blindness.
Option 22
Shipmistress Brahms:
Uncontrolled flames and an angry mob have much in common. No wonder they are so often united.
Option 23
Shipmistress Brahms:
Consider the flames to be an unexpected opportunity. After all, everything burns.
Option 24
Shipmistress Brahms:
I'm sure I don't need to remind you that flames are not your friends.
This candidate’s speaker conditions remain unconfirmed.
Option 25
Hadron Omega-7-7:
Flames are hot, varlets. Do not step in the flames. Is that clear?
Option 26
Hadron Omega-7-7:
Fear not the flames, varlets. Fear stepping in them.
Option 27
Hadron Omega-7-7:
Those who walk with fire will get burned. This is the word of Hadron.
Option 28
Hadron Omega-7-7:
I would advise against walking in the flames, but I am confident you will not listen.