dia_akaga_inn-keeper
- Dialogue
- dia_akaga_inn-keeper
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Openers (4)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only when standing with Akaga is above Neutral
Konawai, traveler!
Welcome to The Viridian Flame Inn. Can we interest you in a bed?
The conversation ends
Only when standing with Akaga is at most Neutral
Welcome to The Viridian Flame Inn. Are you looking for a room?
Only when standing with Akaga is at most Neutral
Hello again. Anything I can do for you?
Only when standing with Akaga is above Neutral
Ah, [player], you're back.
Was there something I could help you with?
The conversation ends
What the player can raise (5)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
I'm looking for a drink.
You've arrived at the right place! We carry many high quality kojis from Gan. Take a look.
- Opens the merchant's stock
May our wine please your tongue.
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Perhaps next time, then.
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I'd like a room please.
Sorry, but our rooms aren't free. If you can't afford a bed, you have to seek shelter elsewhere.
The conversation ends
What did the port do for the inn?
Overall, its appearance has been both blessing and curse for Akaga, but it's turned my inn from a sleepy shack on the hill into a guesthouse proud to serve clients from near and far.
When the port gets particularly busy, I even have to turn customers away for lack of beds - and that is after all the expansions and renovations! Business couldn't be better.
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What was the inn named before?
The Terrace, after all the ganura terraces you can find in the surroundings. There wasn't much else worth noting in Akaga at the time, beyond the farms and the fisheries.
I thought it sounded a little too provincial after I expanded the inn to accomodate more visitors. Now, with our bustling port, the ganura terraces are no longer Akaga's most defining feature.
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Tell me about the inn again.
Like I said, I've been running this inn for decades now. It grew from a humble little hut atop the hill to a sizeable lodge for travelers both near and far, all thanks to the Sazziad port. I even changed its name to reflect the growth.
The conversation ends
I'll be going now.
The graph connects this choice to nothing, so the conversation stops here.
I'd like to know more about the inn.
I've been running this inn for decades now. It has always been a humble place for travelers to spend a night. Now, with the Sazziad port, I've had to expand it a little. Even changed the name not long ago.
Now I receive guests every day, many staying for longer than just a night. For all the issues the port has brought, it has been nothing but a boon for my little inn.
The conversation ends