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| - "It's best not to have secrets that keep your enemies' position strong and yours weak. I say put his secrets out there first, while you can."
- An old man with no one to watch over him, he is now found regaling smallfolk with secrets of nobility, murder, war, and intrigue.
- "We'll send a sworn sword to reveal the old man's own secrets to the right people."
- "We shall send a sworn sword to tell Adrias not to rock my good name with loose talk."
- "[My lord/My lady], Adrias Grayne, your old mentor and friend, has reappeared. He seems to be losing his discretion--secrets are entering public gossip."
- "It is a sad thing, but we shall send a sworn sword to kill Adrias Grayne."
- "How can I make certain that this old whisperer poses no threat?"
- "Can I really entrust secrets affecting my family to a doddering old fool?"
- "There is only one way to achieve certainty, my [lord/lady]. You must kill him, quickly, before more of his stories enter the talk of the town."
- "Blast the old fool. I know his secrets, but he also knows mine. What might I do?"
- "My [lord/lady], we should m-make an effort to t-tell Adrias to honor your friendship, but if any secrets t-turning into plots, you will r-retaliate."
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