1 |
"Greetings to ye, @GS8. What brings ye here?" |
2 |
"Ah, ye must be @GS8 of whom I've heard. What can I do for ye?" |
3 |
"I am searching for a kidnapped girl." |
4 |
"I am questing to eradicate evil in the Abyss." |
5 |
"I seek information." |
6 |
"I wish to barter with thee." |
7 |
"Terrible, ain't it? I hear a troll carried her below. I hope all turns out well for ye. Up here, we have enough problems of our own." |
8 |
"What problems?" |
9 |
"Is there any way that thou canst help me?" |
10 |
"Wouldst thou care to exchange items?" |
11 |
"I thank thee for thy time." |
12 |
"Maybe ye can help us. Our mines in the southeast have been invaded by a fearsome beast, floating in the air with many tentacles. If ye can defeat it, all Mountainfolk would be eternally grateful." |
13 |
"I will go and slay it. Farewell." |
14 |
"And hast thou heard aught of a kidnapped girl?" |
15 |
"Can any one of you help me with this task?" |
16 |
"I would like to trade with thee first." |
17 |
"Well, we've one less trouble now that ye've gone and slain that nasty beast. Quite a valorous act it was. If ye need our help, ye just let us know." |
18 |
"Hast thou news of a girl who was kidnapped?" |
19 |
"I could use some general information." |
20 |
"Perhaps we could trade with each other." |
21 |
"Thank thee for thy kindness, and farewell." |
22 |
"Ah, Shak may be the one ye want. A smith he is, and knowledgable in the ways and workings of his trade and the world. King Goldthirst ye should seek out too, if ye wish to gain his favor." |
23 |
"Perhaps one of them knows of a kidnapped girl." |
24 |
"I may be able to offer my services in return." |
25 |
"Shall we trade some items first?" |
26 |
"I will do so. I thank thee." |
27 |
"Very well, let's see what ye got." |
28 |
"Goodbye, and good luck to ye." |
29 |
"Would ye like to trade items?" |
30 |
"Yes." |
31 |
"No." |
32 |
"I make thee this offer." |
33 |
"I demand that thou givest me these items." |
34 |
"Excuse me, I must think about this deal." |
35 |
"I do not wish to barter any further." |
36 |
"Farewell." |
37 |
"I accept your offer." |
38 |
"No, I do not like this deal." |
39 |
"Do ye take me for a fool?" |
40 |
"I am weary of this haggling." |
41 |
"Are ye joking with me?" |
42 |
"Do ye intend to rob me?" |
43 |
"Yes, I must." |
44 |
"No, thou dost misunderstand me." |
45 |
"If ye insist, ye can have them." |
46 |
"No! Ye shall not take them!" |