1 |
"man" |
2 |
"lady" |
3 |
"Good day to thee, my young @SS1. I am Celaven, and I seek a certain wand. Hast thou seen it?" |
4 |
"What sort of wand was this?" |
5 |
"Yes, I believe I have it here." |
6 |
"I have seen no wands." |
7 |
"It had the property of casting fireballs. One of my better works, actually. I particularly like the way the fireballs look. Not enough mages take pride in the little details like that. Then I loaned it to a friend of\n mine, and I think she must have blown herself up with it. A pity, thou knowst, but there thou art. Perhaps I should have made sure she knew which end to hold. At any rate, it has been missing since. Hast thou seen it?" |
8 |
"Yes, I believe this is it." |
9 |
"I have seen no such wand." |
10 |
"A pity. I felt sure an explorer such as thyself might have run across it. It could be dangerous in the wrong hands, thou knowest. Art certain thou hast seen it not?" |
11 |
"Well, come to think of it, I do have a wand here. Could this be thine?" |
12 |
"Absolutely. I would remember such an item." |
13 |
"man" |
14 |
"lady" |
15 |
"Good day to thee then, my young @SS1. If thou shouldst encounter my wand, I'll gladly reward thee for its return." |
16 |
"Of course." |
17 |
"We shall see." |
18 |
"Ah, at last! May I examine it please?" |
19 |
"Certainly, here you are." |
20 |
"Is it yours, or isn't it?" |
21 |
"Ah. Now this IS nice. Very nice indeed. 'Tis not my mine, though. Unless I'm mistaken, this is the work of Corey Confundo, a most excellent mage indeed. Thou shouldst consider thyself lucky to have such a tool. May it serve thee well." |
22 |
"Will thou not accept it in place of the one thou lost?" |
23 |
"Thank thee kindly. I hope thou findest thy wand." |
24 |
"Goodbye." |
25 |
"Ah, we meet again. Hast news of my wand?" |
26 |
"What sort of wand was this again?" |
27 |
"Is this it?" |
28 |
"I have seen it not." |
29 |
"Well, thou need not be so snappy! Just hold it up there, that's it. No, I'm afraid mine is much nicer than that. Should expect that one might blow off thine hand. Well, if thou wilt excuse me, I must be going." |
30 |
"Fare thee well. I hope thou findest thy wand." |
31 |
"Goodbye." |
32 |
"Nay, thou art too generous. My interest is not in any wand, but the one I myself created. Still, such generosity must be rewarded. Thou might not know it, but the wand thou hast posseses another setting. . . There. I think thou shalt find it all the better now. Good day to thee." |
33 |
"Thank thee kindly. I hope thou findest thy wand." |
34 |
"Goodbye." |
35 |
"I make thee this offer." |
36 |
"I demand thou givest me these items." |
37 |
"Excuse me, I must think about this deal." |
38 |
"I do not wish to barter any further." |
39 |
"Farewell." |
40 |
"I accept thy offer." |
41 |
"No, I do not like this deal." |
42 |
"Dost thou take me for a fool?" |
43 |
"I am weary of this haggling." |
44 |
"Dost thou intend to rob me?" |
45 |
"Yes, I must." |
46 |
"No, thou dost misunderstand me." |
47 |
"If thou dost insist, thou canst have them." |
48 |
"No! Thou shalt not take them!" |
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