What would be the best Golarion equivalents for the ‘Tears in Rain’ speech from Bladerunner?

[TheHandyDM]

I.e. “I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate...“
https://youtu.be/9hDo80ddn4Q

Looking to adapt this soliloquy, using suitable Golarion references. Any suggestions?

[Cavall]

I've heard the pounding war drums of Belkzen ring off the Lastwall,

I have seen men turn to wild dogs over a drop of liquid immortality,

I've felt the Eye of Abendego shear mainsail from mast while Besmara promised me her last, sweet kiss.

[Yqatuba]

What exactly is the context you are going to use it in? That would help.

[TheHandyDM]

Yqatuba wrote:

What exactly is the context you are going to use it in? That would help.

Ah, good point. For me personally, I was trying to have a dialogue bit that could demonstrate my character’s having traveled across Golarion. (Starting in the Darklands and then into Qadira before coming over to southern Nirmathas and the Fangwood Forest)

She’s a disguised Drow and the other PC she is wanting to talk to is a Forlorn who hasn’t ever left the village of Phaedar.

For anyone else, I thought it a cool rift for an experienced Pahfinder to say- share some points about the setting even if only a evocative mention.

Does that help?

[Shaun Hocking]

Maybe not precisely what you're looking for but check this adventurer's quote that from the Osirion section in People of the Sands:

"I have seen sand dunes stripped away by creatures of flame and wind to reveal treasure vaults that would shame dynasties. I have walked the boulevards of a palace built beneath the carcass of a god’s dead child. I have been entertained by masked priestesses, soldiers returned from the dead, once-powerful men sold into slavery, and treasure hunters who crawl across the desert like hungry ants. I have seen Osirion, land of the god-kings, and I cannot wait to return."

[Set]

"I have seen a river empty into the dark depths of the sky, a sky of stone, in which no sun hangs. I have seen life thrive in a land where rain has never fallen, and even the greatest stones have been ground to powder. There is nothing here to frighten me."