Laszra

## Talent

  Rune-Sense **Cost: 0** Sense the presence of nearby moon runes.

## Traits

Moon StruckUnlock: Azunauri*Heal every round in combat when the moons are risen.*

## Dialogue

greet
 Lannon

> Your kindness has softened my heart of stone.
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Arbo

> I always wanted a noble steed. Thank you for volunteering.
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Merewen

> It has been too long, daughter of Naira. Ok, not really. Time has not passed for me as it has for you. I would say you haven't aged a day, but that's me.
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Rycard

> You have the look of a hardened criminal, but none have been hardened more than I.
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Airendal

> Laszra, it is good to see you again. And what is this? No longer in service to an individual? Such a wonderful change! If I had to undergo such a transformation I would be, well, petrified.
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Gallitzin

> I can see that you are a gentle soul, despite outward appearances. Strength tempered with compassion; what a splendidly solid personality.
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Shione

> I do love to hear the stories of bards, but so few can keep a tune. I will not take your songs for granite.
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Bhulown

> I have seen many monsters, but you make me question the very foundations of calling them by such a name.
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Dimas

> Now, you look like someone who can appreciate a good 'being turned to stone' pun... and yet, no gems of inspiration have come to me... Aha! Well, that will just have to do. Sometimes close enough is good enough.
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Laszra

> Hello, self. Shall we make a pun to tie up our thoughts in such dark and evil times? I think knot.
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job

> Job is such a formal word. I performed my duties because they were right. I do not know what I once did, but I am a wizard, and also a humorist.
> Those who think wisdom and humor do not belong together lack understanding of humor, for these are both reflections of truth. Also, humor is fun and wisdom not always so.
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fog

> I can not say that I truly understand it, but we were close to doing so when I left Kalindraur to seal the outer doors. I know that it is not truly a fog, but more an obscuring force, like my bushy eyebrows.
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book

> I am certain that I used to read all the time, but now it mostly evades me, except when very near to you. Most likely, when very near to the Codex.
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Emerisk

> The town above us? At first I thought it was inconsequential. Just another village amongst many. But there is something more here that I do not yet understand.
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Agmarians

> We travelled with one, to Kalindraur. He left to secure our path and I have not seen him since. I cannot even remember his name. Are you surprised that such creatures could be friends to man? And what do you think we are to them if not strange creatures.
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Renault

> A noble man, with ignoble descendants. The greatness of his family has waned with time. Even if he instilled what was right into his children, each child makes their own choice.
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caves

> I feel persoanlly attacked, that I should loathe them so and yet remain in them for so long; even becoming one with them! The divine has a sense of humor to be sure, which is why I know that I am on the right track to understanding all of nature and time. Just a few more jokes and I shall understand it all.
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graveyard

> The entire world is a graveyard, regardless of where we plant ourselves after death. From dust we came and to dust we return, though I would prefer it otherwise...
> I do not mean to say that I wish to stay in this old body forever. I wish to be something other than dust. I do hate the thought of some poor villager dusting me off of their shelves. There are better things to worry about in life than to waste time cleaning.
> Now, what is this nonsense about gate keys? Can you not climb over a mere fence?
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Goblins

> You have ruined my day with their mere mention. They are always cunning and often cruel. There was one in particular that I recall along our journey. Wherever we went, he was waiting around the bend with his wares. Such an odd fellow; terrible breath, great selection of staves.
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Scaphin

> The last one I saw had barely said a word before he croaked. Literally croaked. But, I dare not cast judgement on them, as I do not truly know them. Always reserve judgement, for eyes are decieving and those that judge quickly are often judged in return.
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librarian

> Are we not all librarians in a way? Storing knowledge on the dusty shelves of our minds? Extremely dusty as of late, mind you.
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silver

> Metals are not my expertise, but of silver I know a sliver. It is no mere metal, but rather a part of Miala, and thus has properties that defy explanation. I am afraid I cannot remember more.
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corundum

> I have vague memories of knowledge on this subject. Something to do with the spirit that resides in the core of Solmaria, and something else about being in two worlds at once. I do wish I had not forgotten so much...
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blue light

> Likely the fae, though blue fireflies do exist. They were helping us to lead people to shelter... the fae, not the fireflies. Few had success and few even returned at all. I am unsure what happened, for they are usually trusted emissaries.
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dark lord

> There was a book about him in the library. Terrible chap, very ancient and evil. I suppose it is worth noting that he was not always evil, but became consumed by desire, which turned to greed and envy.
> Desire to do good can change you as well, but for the better. Desire is a roadmap which we unknowingly follow to its end.
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wild boar

> How dare you accuse me of such a thing. I am quite exciting, and very humorous. Furthermore... wait, did you say boar? Uh, yes. Most delicious indeed.
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Kalindraur

> A mighty fortress it is. It has kept the power of the dark lord at bay for centuries, but that power does seem to be waning. We must not tarry in our quest.
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dimension

> There are many realms. Ours is just one. And within each realm, there are worlds, such as Solmaria. It is a vast ethereal network that we shall never fully understand.
> Also, some of them smell.
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manatite

> A very odd mineral indeed. Arcane power is not something we think of as part of the natural world. Why then, is it contained within a natural material? Perhaps, what we think we know about it is wrong.
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Codex

> It is no mere book, but Naira knows more. Its words are alive. I do not mean to say that the book is alive. Truth is a living thing... it is complicated, and I cannot remember any more.
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