1 |
"Greetings. I am Thorlson." |
2 |
"Well met, Thorlson." |
3 |
"Why dost thou bother me, Thorlson?" |
4 |
"Good day. What can I do for thee?" |
5 |
"Well met indeed. Thou'rt a courteous one. May I ask a favor of thee?" |
6 |
"Ask, and it shall be granted." |
7 |
"If it be in my power, and not against mine oaths." |
8 |
"Nay. I am too busy to help thee." |
9 |
"Any favor at all?" |
10 |
"Of course." |
11 |
"If it be in my power, and not against mine oaths." |
12 |
"Then slay me, for I hunger for death in battle." |
13 |
"My death approaches, and dying in bed is dying accursed. Wilt fight me, that I may die honorably in battle?" |
14 |
"Assuredly, if that be thy wish." |
15 |
"Nay. Though it be thy will, I cannot grant it." |
16 |
"By mine oaths, I may not slay thee out of hand." |
17 |
"Thou fool!" |
18 |
"Perhaps thou canst help me find honorable death in some other manner?" |
19 |
"Certainly. Follow me and thou shalt have all the peril thou should want." |
20 |
"Begone from my sight, old fool!" |
21 |
"Nay. I simply cannot help thee." |
22 |
"Then I am lost!" |
23 |
"What dost thou here? Dost mean to insult me again?" |
24 |
"Hast thou reconsidered? Wilt thou slay me after all?" |
25 |
"What is it, my friend?" |
26 |
"But follow me and battle-death shall be thine." |
27 |
"It is not my place to kill you, old man." |
28 |
"Thou art a fool to waste thy life, twice so to pester me! " |
29 |
"Goodbye." |
30 |
"Aye. I shall slay thee." |
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