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Comment by Araknai

theres a mistake in one of the dialogue bits. "Activate these shadecasters. We'll use them to speak Anub'azal and Nizrek." it should say "We'll use them to speak to Anub'azal and Nizrek.".

edit: why did I get voted down? is it because its an ugly correction comment? I'm sorry.

Comment by Samaramon1

Her calling me "little morsel" better not awaken anything in me

Comment by DustyMillennium

Omg, I like her so much.

SPOILER ALERT!
When she talked to Queen Neferess, I really cried. She was like one of those kind grannies, who tries to support her old sick friend.

By the way, do someone knows why she's a Widow?
In Klaskin's Great Escape we see that sometimes traditionalist women in this society eat their husbands. Could it be that she, you know, ate her husband?

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Widow Arak'nai <The Weaver>

This NPC can be found in Azj-Kahet .

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Widow Arak'nai says: A suspicious invitation, but a face-to-face meeting with the Vizier could be quite the boon for my little conspiracy.
Widow Arak'nai says: Activate these shadecasters. We'll use them to speak Anub'azal and Nizrek.
Widow Arak'nai says: Ah, you've arrived. Our "friend" awaits you in the High Hollows.
Widow Arak'nai says: All the silk in the Sureki war effort is spun in Rak-Ahat. It would be terribly inconvenient if someone were to despoil it, mmm?
Widow Arak'nai says: Am I? One monster has sympathy for another?
Widow Arak'nai says: And of course there's the matter of your ally. Go. See what you can unravel.
Widow Arak'nai says: Before her arrival, General Anub'azal led the kingdom's forces. Ansurek deposed him in favor of one of the Harbinger's pet Ascended, and now the army's ranks teem with those corrupted wretches.
Widow Arak'nai says: But now my beloved queen is dead, and her daughter has been led astray by a so-called "Harbinger." I will not allow this creature to usurp our great kingdom for her own ends... But I cannot stop her alone.
Widow Arak'nai says: But she is still Neferess' blood! Is there no redeeming her?
Widow Arak'nai says: Check in on our dear Spindle for me. It is not like her to go silent in the field.
Widow Arak'nai says: Closer. Come closer, <name>. Don't be afraid. I have a secret to share.
Widow Arak'nai says: Come back to me soon, my morsel, after I've had time to think on how exactly we shall deal with this little miscreant.
Widow Arak'nai says: Even if we do not engage the Harbinger directly, a more subtle approach will prove equally as difficult. What I need is an ally in Ansurek's inner circle. Someone who can come and go without suspicion.
Widow Arak'nai says: Even now, the unbound threads of her vision's tapestry remain. So I shall serve as its weaver in her stead.
Widow Arak'nai says: He must be dealt with... But not now. For a creature such as Meesk, I think a little indulgence is warranted.
Widow Arak'nai says: I am the Widow Arak'nai. For many years, I officially served as the Royal Weaver to Queen Neferess. Unofficially, I pursued a variety of... additional interests.
Widow Arak'nai says: I anticipated your exodus from the city would be... boisterous. But you enjoy exceeding expectations, don't you?
Widow Arak'nai says: I have never toiled in service of name or station. Everything I do, I do for Neferess. For the future that she pursued.
Widow Arak'nai says: I shall reach out to the General and Vizier soon. As my primary agent in this delightful tangle of threads, I'll require your presence during this initial communique.
Widow Arak'nai says: I understand. We must slay Ansurek and sever the threads that shackle our people.
Widow Arak'nai says: Meesk spends most of his days drowning in the indulgences on offer in the Umbral Bazaar. No doubt you will find more valuable information on his habits there.
Widow Arak'nai says: Move swiftly, it will not be long until the queen realizes where you are.
Widow Arak'nai says: My darling weave-rats have witnessed accumulating dangers to your precious Arathi. Exterminate the threats. Buy your people more time.
Widow Arak'nai says: My spies will provide access to the barracks above.
Widow Arak'nai says: My, my. It seems Meesk the Venomtongue has acquired a very generous patron--one who seems intent on slandering the name of Neferess.
Widow Arak'nai says: Neferess is gone. Her legacy can stand on its own, and mine will remain consigned to the shadows. But I think that suits me well.
Widow Arak'nai says: Neferess... my queen... lives?
Widow Arak'nai says: No doubt there are many in the city who know of him. Why don't you ask around and see what you can learn? Perhaps we will uncover something useful.
Widow Arak'nai says: No, as you describe it, she is but a shell of herself. It would have been better if they'd just killed her...
Widow Arak'nai says: Our mutual agent has informed me that their allies from above will storm our realm for Xal'atath's head.
Widow Arak'nai says: Perhaps this time they will learn. If not, we'll sear the lesson into their hearts again.
Widow Arak'nai says: Scout for troubling movement in the area. Then rendezvous and prepare to infiltrate.
Widow Arak'nai says: Spread word to your companions of we Severed Threads. They may seek shelter and respite with us when they find it necessary.
Widow Arak'nai says: The Ascended are the Harbinger's gift to Ansurek. A fierce contingent of violent hunter-killers, made by the Harbinger in the darkest depths of the city's Transformatory.
Widow Arak'nai says: The Transformatory was a blind spot for me, until Y'tekhi breached it and achieved Ascension.
Widow Arak'nai says: The denizens of the Burrows speak of a 'Vizier'. Some manner of patriot who works from within the queen's walls. He would do nicely... If only I knew his identity.
Widow Arak'nai says: The empire runs on silk, as they say. They'll have a much harder time keeping up with the Severed Threads now.
Widow Arak'nai says: The queen's forces are amassing once more, little morsel. Time to ensnare them in our web... and burn them in it!
Widow Arak'nai says: The stain of dead gods infests this area. It is being used to twist my people into the unrecognizable. Show them mercy and unmake them.
Widow Arak'nai says: There is no gift more valuable than information, my little morsel. Now shoo.
Widow Arak'nai says: They are impossibly strong, and I have no army of my own. If I am to reach Ansurek and dispose of the Harbinger, then I will need to find a way to subvert her military might from within.
Widow Arak'nai says: This Harbinger has the entirety of Azj-Kahet's military at her disposal.
Widow Arak'nai says: This gives me hope. We have a large web to spin, but I believe this first strand will hold.
Widow Arak'nai says: This war will not be won by armies.
Widow Arak'nai says: We have all agreed that my lair here is to be the center of Severed Threads operations.
Widow Arak'nai says: You know, little morsel, so few of us get to decide what we leave behind.
Widow Arak'nai says: You must be quite tired. Take a moment, familiarize yourself with your surroundings. And no doubt you have questions for me, as well.
Widow Arak'nai says: You've brought two powerful Kaheti into our humble conspiracy and reunited with your companions. Impressive, my darling morsel.

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