Galeren Cole

## Dialogue

### practice

> I've had these sitting around for... a long time for sure. Please, help yourself to them. My fighting days are long gone.
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Gives: Practice Weapons

greet
 Lannon

> Welcome, young lad. Are you new to these parts? I have no memory of you.
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Arbo

> It is good to see you again, boy. I trust you are keeping the flocks safe as always.
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Merewen

> Most of my armor is built for men, but it will protect you nonetheless. A weapon, on the other hand, needs only a fine grip to feel right.
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Rycard

> Do I know you? Perhaps, a frequent customer?
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Airendal

> I have heard of many creatures, and yet I cannot recall one such as yourself. You are amazing.
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Gallitzin

> You remind me of someone very dear to me. And yet, I cannot remember his face. What cruelty...
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Shione

> I have the materials to craft a new instrument, but not the knowledge. Such a skill is beyond me, though I do wish that I could.
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Bhulown

> If I have ever spoken ill of your kind, I regret it.
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Dimas

> You! I... have we ever worked together? You seem so familiar.
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Laszra

> I see that you require armor, but I do not think you could support most of it. Some metals are both lighter and stronger than iron. Perhaps there is such a metal that we can use to make you something.
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job

> I am a smith. I smelt ore and work various metals into fine craftsmanship. I take nearly any request, and I am looking for an apprentice. Mine went in search of ore and has not returned. Poor whatshisname... I think I had an apprentice...
> I also buy weapons and armor from travellers and from those adventurous enough to risk the caves. There are many ancient treasures waiting to be found.
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fog

> The fog is annoying, but I rarely leave my workshop. It does not seem to corrode the iron or interfere with my work in any way, so it does not bother me.
> I would not go wandering into it though. Few who do return. The woodcutter did and has not been the same since.
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book

> The tailor says they used to be filled words that could teach you things you did not already know. It sounds odd, and I have no use for such things. Smithing is a skill that must be taught in person. Do you know anyone who might like to apprentice?
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Emerisk

> My family taught me words from the old tongue when I was young. I still remember a few, and one in particular. Emerisk, it means "to wash the darkness with light". What does this signify, I wonder? This is an old town with many secrets.
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Agmarians

> Better than Scaphin, or Goblins. Long ago they all tread these roads, or so I was taught. It's odd. My memory is faint these days, but the things I learned in the old tongue I remember the most... I would prefer not to meet any.
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Renault

> An ancient name that is. An ancient family, going back generations. Our current Renault is nothing like the stories I once heard. Noble they were, and good. The baron cares more about clothes and food than anything else. But who can blame him? Do not most aspire to those two things? I can't help but feel there's more to life.
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caves

> Most of the ore I smelt comes from the caves below Emerisk. When I was young it was not so dangerous. But now, it is filled with life, and odd life at that. You've never seen rodents so huge! Not to mention the Scaphin.
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graveyard

> There is fine craftsmanship in that old hallow. I know not who wrought that iron but it was done well, and has been around for as long as I can remember. Granted, that isn't too long these days.
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Goblins

> Born wicked or taught it, I do not know, but their deeds are rarely in the favor of human kind. Or so I have heard. None of these creatures may even exist. I only know the stories I heard growing up.
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Scaphin

> Closer to toads than men they are.. and yet, some say they can speak. It sounds hideous to me. I can sell you something to smash them with if you ever are unfortunate enough to come upon one.
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librarian

> I do not remember much about her... except that she taught me some of the old tongue. Nobody speaks it anymore.
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silver

> Silver is fine for jewelry, but even better for... well, I feel silly saying this. For the undead; evil spirits and the like. Or so I have been told. I cannot say whether there is any truth to it.
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corundum

> It is one of the finest metals around. While not very malleable it is extremely hard. I have searched for it for many years without success, yet it was once plentiful. If you ever come across any, I would pay handsomely for it.
> One more thing. Your average pickaxe will not be enough. I can help you upgrade one if need be.
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Iron Deficiency

> Lately my stock of iron has been dwindling. I used to purchase from a miner... I cannot remember who... If you would bring me some raw ore I will reward you.
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> Best of luck to you. There is ore everywhere, but you will need a pickaxe in order gather any.
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> A fine haul! This will help the village immensely. If you ever come across corundum or silver please bring it to my attention. I rarely see such metals.
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Kalindraur

> It sounds very similar to some ancient sounds I know... maybe even a name for some animal.
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Moonblade

> Could I forge such a thing? If you bring me the pieces I will give it my best. Such a weapon may be beyond my skill, but surely I cannot break it more than it already is.
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> Very well. Bring me the shards of this blade and I will put all my effort and knowledge into this task.
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> It is done. I could feel the magic in it. It aided my forging, as though it wanted to be whole again! It was truly an honor.
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Codex

> It does not sound familiar. I am sorry.
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practice

> I've had these sitting around for... a long time for sure. Please, help yourself to them. My fighting days are long gone.
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dark lord

> He was some evil force that died out long ago. But does it even matter? Evil still lives on without him, and likely was around before he ever showed up.
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old tongue

> It is both spoken and written, and had so much depth, that a single word could have an entire tradition of meaning and story within it.
> I know little of the runes, but you could speak with that Trystrem boy. He is always talking about them.
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