Corvin

## Dialogue

greet
 Lannon

> You do not look like a warrior, but I know that raising sheep and growing food is not light work. I will not underestimate you.
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Arbo

> A mighty warrior, at last. I have no doubt that you are a formidable foe.
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Merewen

> In these times we must accept that all who are willing to fight are deserving of the warriors title. Why does it takes times such as these for us to realise that?
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Rycard

> Battle can forge a man's heart, but so can doubt and sadness. I see a battle raging within you. I can help you win, if you are willing.
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Airendal

> Small one, you are as welcome as any. Your light is comforting in this darkness. Let it strike fear into the dark things that lurk here.
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Gallitzin

> Indeed, you must be a fine warrior. But cunning is just as deadly as a sword. Remember that.
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Shione

> Battle with music? Even at my age I learn new things. You must teach me this wisdom.
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Bhulown

> I wonder what strategies might come from the mind of something so different. Please, regale me with tales of battle.
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Dimas

> Some weapons are unconventional. Shovels, pickaxes, and the like. One should never underestimate an opponent trained in the use of common items.
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Laszra

> Welcome friend. I was in a daze when we first met and so do not remember you. But I have heard good things. May your humor brighten this dark place!
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job

> Master at arms, at your service. I help organize the guard here, and I train anyone who is willing to devote the time. I would most like to go adventuring with you, but someone has to stay here.
> I can also help sharpen weapons if you have the right materials.
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fog

> Naira found me wandering in it on her way here. There were others, but they would not follow. I am greatly robbed of my memories, but is it strange that I remember my sword work so well?
> Naira thinks that perhaps some parts of our memory cannot be lost, especially those that have become nearly instinct, as swordsmanship will when you put in the right effort.
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book

> I must admit that my mind drifts away when the others speak of books and scrolls. I do not know if it is my memory loss, or whether I never cared for them much. I suppose I shall not know the answer unless we succeed. We will succeed.
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Emerisk

> I do not believe I was from there, though I am not certain. It seems as if most here were not residents. I wonder why so few from the town made it here. Perhaps they would not leave their homes.
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Agmarians

> I know how to fight them, somehow. I remember the way to swing my sword; the steps needed to dodge their tails... the venom in their claws... it is strange indeed. I can almost make out an image of them based on my memory of how to fight them. I must have fought them many times.
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Renault

> This is not a name that I know. I am poor at names, even without the memory loss.
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caves

> They are all around us, but it does not bother me. Whether a cave or a forest, it would not matter if my memory were totally lost. This place is almost all that I know, and I welcome any place that would provide safe harbor from the calamity.
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graveyard

> I don't know much about them. They say we all go there eventually, but this is not true. I have seen the remains left in this cave... unless you consider these caves to be a graveyard as well.
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Goblins

> I have seen them in the forest, and in these caves believe it or not. There is one in particular that I have seen scurrying about, before we locked the doors to the south. He was odd, but not violent like they have a reputation for being.
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Scaphin

> There are many strange creatures in this world, or so Callor tells me. We must appear strange to them as well.
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librarian

> I suppose we need her. Everyone says so, but really we need everyone here to succeed. Let us not undervalue anyone who is helping.
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silver

> To be honest, it is an odd choice for a weapon material. There must be something beyond durability. Perhaps there was some sort of ritual significance to using silver.
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corundum

> This material is light, strong and hard to come by. I remember using weapons made from it in my old life.
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energy

> I assume you have interest in the obelisk. It can summon all manner of fiends. They can be somewhat useful for training, but ultimately offer limited experience and rarely drop items. There is no substitute for a dynamic fight in the field.
> If you wish to use it, there is a lever in the east hall that will allow you to cross. But beware, these creatures can still kill you.
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Kalindraur

> Those that lived here long ago made sure that all of their needs could be met, for many cycles if needed. It was thorough planning.
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moongates

> Gates? Hmmm... I remember the tale of the Moonblade. It was a powerful weapon in ancient times. It was split into pieces when it was no longer needed and hidden in magical gates.
> If these moongates exist, maybe the legendary sword does as well.
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Moonblade

> It was said to draw its power from the moons. When they rose, it would do mighty things. And creatures that drew from the power of those moons were greatly harmed.
> It could be nothing more than a legend, but I have seen stranger things already.
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keystone

> I have little interest in stones and symbols and can therefore be of no help. I hope that you find what you are looking for.
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sharpen

> I can sharpen a blade easily enough, but for a really sharp edge you will want to find elder stone.
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elder stone

> It is a strange stone that can be found in the halls surrounding this place. We do not know its purpose, but it can hone the edge of a blade like nothing I have ever seen. Well, nothing I remember seeing anyways.
> Once the blade is nearing its sharpest the stone will glow softly and then crumble. It is quite remarkable. What purpose could the builders have had for such a thing?
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Codex

> This Codex of yours is the key to much, or so I have overheard. They say that our fate rests upon this object, but I know that the one wielding it matters just as much.
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training

> I can train you in the use of various weapons, but you will need practice weapons first. I don't wish to kill you.
> When you find some, return to me and I will train you.
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