dia_bisawa_zoa_coral-guy
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- dia_bisawa_zoa_coral-guy
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Openers (3)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
*The Karu seems to be in a trance-like state as he beats the drum.*
The conversation ends
Only when all of these hold:
Only when the player is racegroup_dwarf
Only while Between a rock and a hard place is unstarted
Great dark depth! What a hideous countenence! Clearly something from the fog...
Speak! The sea watches, and I must keep my words brief.
The fog didn’t birth me. It only cast me onto these shores.
Perhaps. Yet I know this - the sea-spirits send salvation, and they send ruin. Storms, beasts, and now you. I've witnessed both their mercy and their wrath.
We will see whether they've sent you as a blessing... or a curse.
The conversation ends
If your spirits decide such things, then they have spared me. I rose from their depths alive.
What do you mean by, 'The Sea Watches'?
The sea teems with spirits - from the painted colors of the reef, to the blackened deep.
Always peering, always whispering. They see what men hide, and they choose who prospers, and who drowns.
Returns to the previous choices
Keep your brevity. I only need directions out of here.
If you value your breath, stranger, turn back to your bay and make your camp. The pass is sealed by a great wonder - a monster wrought by the sea-spirits themselves.
Take Sinang Hollow, if you wish. The cliffs will break you, and the stones will not forgive.
Yet wherever you wander, mind the waters! Bow to the spirits of tide and reef, for their gaze alone may keep you whole.
The conversation ends
Only while Between a rock and a hard place is unstarted
Hm. A stranger… or a wretch birthed straight from the fog’s own belly?
What the player can raise (5)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
Can you heal my wounds?
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
A Nayyar begs for the healing powers of the Karu? I chuckle at the thought.
My healing hands will only touch you if you give the gold of your people.
[Pay [0] Diyuul]
Very well.
With your wounds sealed shut, you may let me be.
The conversation ends
I cannot afford this.
A waste of time.
The conversation ends
I have changed my mind.
If False
I may, for a price.
If True
I suppose I can lend my hands of healing to an outsider that has aided us.
With your wounds sealed shut, you may let me be.
The conversation ends
Tell me more about the sea-spirits.
They are the reef and the deep, the tide and the storm. We honor them with offerings borne on small candlelit boats, each one a prayer on the water.
Yet of late, no gift is enough. Since the Nayyar arrived, their fury has been unceasing.
The conversation ends
What can you tell me about Bisawa?
A village of silence and tradition, watched by the tide. We do not thrive, but survive with what the sea provides us.
That is Bisawa. And strangers have no place in its keeping.
The conversation ends
What can you tell me about the fog?
Of course it is the spirits’ wrath. Mirk blames the Nayyar, but no mortal folk could summon such a curse.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
Yet your kind is not blameless - their ships emptied our reefs, stirred the waters, and provoked the spirits’ fury.
Their hands may not have cast the fog, but their sins surely did.
The conversation ends
If False
Yet, I do not count the Nayyar blameless - their ships emptied our reefs, stirred the waters, and provoked the spirits’ fury.
Their hands may not have cast the fog, but their sins surely did.
The conversation ends
Goodbye.
The conversation forks on how the speaker feels about the player:
If Honored
Go in reverence, [player]. The sea-spirits watch.
The conversation ends
If Accepted
If Neutral
Go then, outsider.
The conversation ends
If Disliked
If Vilified