dia_akaga_tsubaki-guard-leader_kenza
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- dia_akaga_tsubaki-guard-leader_kenza
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Openers (2)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only when standing with Akaga is below Neutral
I have close eyes being kept on you, Viasha.
Don't do anything foolish.
The conversation ends
What is it, civilian?
What the player can raise (4)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
Only when the conversation's own flag houseTsubaki is set
Who is House Tsubaki?
One of the four Otsoboros of Aruden. They lord over the lands of the Southern Coast region and the Plains of Gan.
The conversation ends
Who are you?
My name is Kenza - Head Guard of House Tsubaki.
The conversation ends
Goodbye.
The graph connects this choice to nothing, so the conversation stops here.
Only when the conversation's own flag whoIsHouseTsubaki is set
I want to know more about House Tsubaki.
Very well. Ask what you must.
Do all lands under the Tsubaki banner use guards from the Otsoboro?
No. Most settlements either handle their day-to-day civil protection privately or have no use for something so formal.
Akaga occupies an odd space on that spectrum. It's small and comprised mainly of fishermen and a few merchants - a peaceful village without much need for an armed force.
When the Sazziad Empire acquired permission to construct a port, that changed suddenly. More diyuul were passing through this village than ever before, and along with the coin came more crime.
Without proper leadership or law enforcement, the Tsubaki leaders assigned Osoga as Shoksu and sent a handful of castle guards along with him to maintain order.
Returns to the previous choices
What exactly is an Otsoboro?
Lords of the land. Aruden is divided into four regions, each ruled by an Otsoboro.
You have Tsubaki in the south, Arakasha and Shinwa in the north, and Kitaru in the west.
Returns to the previous choices
Tell me again who House Tsubaki is.
One of the four Otsoboros of Aruden. They lord over the lands of the Southern Coast region and the Plains of Gan.
As powerful as we are now, we used to be even more so - but that's ancient history. Few can look across the land without feeling the melancholy breath of what was lost. But alas, the winds bring change to all that is.
Returns to the previous choices
I want to talk about something else.
If you must, but make it quick.
The conversation ends
Other entry points (1)
The game reaches these from elsewhere: a quest event, or another conversation.
The only reason you still draw breath is because I don't want to spill blood in front of civilians. Don't push me.
The conversation ends