Constellation Shelter

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Constellation Shelter

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Map of Constellation Shelter

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Location within The Grove

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Constellation Shelter is an area in the south side of the of the Grove. It spans two levels of the city and hosts a tavern which itself has 3 floors.

Locations[edit]

Points of Interest
Point of interest (map icon).png Starbower Nursery

NPCs[edit]

Allies[edit]

Sylvari
Various

Services[edit]

Merchant (vendor icon).png Ainne
Merchant (vendor icon).png Araina
Merchant (vendor icon).png Beoir
Merchant (vendor icon).png Doirea
Merchant (vendor icon).png Fiadhain
Merchant (vendor icon).png Leighis
Merchant (vendor icon).png Sobhla

Ambient dialogue[edit]

Citizen: What can I do to help you prepare for tomorrow's meals?
Council Cook: The firstborn have numerous guests, so I appreciate the offer.
Council Cook: There are herbs to chop and meat to marinate.
Citizen: Have the hunters provided you with enough meat?
Council Cook: Yes. They were diligent.
Citizen: What are we serving?
Council Cook: The firstborn love my rosemary chicken and walnut-fenugreek soup. We'll start there.
Hostess: Has the bread arrived yet?
Host: Rosemary loaves and some seed muffins. There's more coming later, too.
Hostess: Go check on the nectar levels, will you?
Host: My pleasure. I'll be back soon.
Citizen: Good day. I'm here to check on your honey supply. Do you need any more?
Hostess: I've still got a good supply, but thank you for checking. Can I pour you some nectar?
Citizen: I'll be back in a couple days.
Hostess: That's very kind of you. Have a balmy evening.
Citizen: Our cook makes amazing dishes. I think you'll be pleased.
Traveler: As long as his food and drink are more interesting than his conversation, I'll be happy.
Citizen (1): I'd have won if my strap hadn't broken. You were tiring.
Citizen (2): You misinterpret your Dream. I was catching my second bloom of strength.
Citizen (3): You're ignoring me. You both know I was the victor today!
Citizen (2): Wherever did you get that idea? We had to pull you out of the mud!
Citizen (1): Go get us more nectar, will you? It's your turn.
Citizen (2): For everyone?
Citizen (3): Yes, please.
Citizen (2): Hostess! More nectar here, please!
Citizen (3): (laugh) Nice manners.
Citizen (2): What? I said "please."
Citizen (1): An asura just walked in.
Citizen (2): Really? An asura? Where?
Citizen (1): Shhhhh! Keep your voice down. Over there.
Citizen (2): I met an asura once. He had an arm made of silver and gems.
Citizen (3): You're nectared.
Citizen (2): No, I've only had a couple. I'm serious. He had a silver hand and forearm attached to an elbow stump.
Citizen (3): I saw that in the Dream too! (laugh)
Citizen (2): (laugh) Me too!
Citizen (1): I didn't. (laugh)
Citizen : Hello, beautiful. May I have a cup of nectar, when you get a moment?
Hostess: Of course. Find a seat. I'll bring it to you.
Citizen: Did Cook put anything unusual in the stew tonight?
Hostess: That depends. Do you consider manroot and charred rabbit chunks unusual?
Citizen: No, I call that delicious!
Hostess: (laughter) That's the correct answer.
Warden: You speak of the ancient among your race as if they've lost their usefulness. I don't understand this.
Traveler: Just wait. In another 50 years or so, when you're old, you'll get it.
Citizen: Oh my goodness. Poor little plants.
Traveler (1): Tomorrow, we go.
Traveler (2): No argument. These daisies make me more nervous than a swarm of undead.
Traveler (1): I swear to Bear, if one more sylvari asks me if it hurts to grow a beard...
Traveler (2): Don't strain yourself. It's probably the same thing I'll do if another one tugs my tail to see if it's attached.
Citizen (1): Did you see the charr that arrived yesterday?
Citizen (2): I saw. If I had my way, I'd have slaughtered it for its insolence to the firstborn.
Citizen (1): We're all the physical manifestations of some element of the Dream. We all have a role to play.
Citizen (2): If that's true, then that charr is the physical manifestation of heartburn.
Citizen (1): Then she kissed me, like we've seen humans do. She put her lips on mine.
Citizen (2): And?
Citizen (1): Then she turned around and kissed someone else. And then someone else!
Citizen (1): There are times, fleeting times, when I envy the Soundless.
Citizen (2): I know what you mean. But I wouldn't give up my connection to the Dream for anything.
Citizen (1): There she is. Come sit with us!
Citizen (2): I knew I'd find you two here.
Citizen (3): Where the nectar flows, there the butterfly goes!
Citizen (1): How about this one. Curlicue! (laugh)
Citizen (3): (laugh)
Citizen (2): (laugh)
Citizen (2): (laugh) No, no, no! (laugh)
Citizen (1): (laugh)
Citizen (3): (laugh)
Citizen (1): How's your day unfolding?
Hostess: It dawned well, but it's growing busier by the moment.
Citizen (2): Don't work too hard.
Warden (1): I can't wait to grow old. Can you imagine? Human bodies change so dramatically.
Warden (2): I shall be beautiful when I'm old. I'll be dignified and strong, like they describe the human queen.
Warden (1): Oh, she's very old, from what I've heard. Already almost thirty.
Citizen (1): I felt its emotions so strongly, it nearly knocked me off my feet.
Citizen (2): How terrifying for you. What did you do?
Citizen (1): I grabbed onto the nearest thing, which turned out to be a norn. He nearly knocked me off my feet too.
Citizen (2): (laugh)
Citizen (1): I felt echoes of you this morning. Is everything all right?
Citizen (2): Everything's fine now. I thought my pet was ill, but it turned out to be a hairball.
Citizen (1): (laugh) Never underestimate the power of a hairball to make one sad.
Citizen (2): (laugh)