dia_garkai_temple-priest_kase-sako
- Dialogue
- dia_garkai_temple-priest_kase-sako
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Openers (8)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only while The Branches Below is started
I hear you're ridding the Kimashi from the tomb. I pray for your success, Viasha.
Only while The Branches Below is succeeded
Things feel much more relaxed around here now you took care of that Kimashi.
Only when the player stands LessThan Neutral with the speaker
What is it?
Ah! A peaceful rain. An excellent augury of growth and renewal. A perfect day for self-reflection.
*The temple-garbed Karu takes a slow breath through his nose.* Is there any way I might help you on this fine day?
The conversation ends
weather_spore-wetlands
The ancestorial spirits seem to be upset. A wise day to give grace to the spirits of The Three Brothers and take shelter.
weather_clear-swamp
A glorious, bright day to you, Viasha!
Hello. Is there something I can help you with?
Only while Healing Hands is succeeded
I heard you helped Umarate make Rhia well again. Praise The Three Brothers for your kindness.
This is going to give him a new lease on life.
I just wanted to say, hariyata, [player].
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
The conversation ends
What the player can raise (4)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
Only while the quest is at the authored phase
Is there anyway you'd sneak me a bit of moonsap?
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
You went out of your way to help my kin, putting yourself in harm's way when you did not have to.
No matter what your price, I know your heart is in the right place. I have a small amount on me for ceremonial purposes. I trust you have a good reason.
Just keep quiet about this. If the Shaman found out, it would cost me my slot at the temple.
- Gives 3× Moonsap
The conversation ends
If False
Are you crazy? Risk my rank as priest to feed the urges of an outsider?
I wouldn't give a stranger moonsap if we were dancing drunk at The Festival of the Dawn, let alone on a whim while I'm offering spiritual counsel.
You don't understand. It's for {Sappers} at the {Old Shore}. They said they'll leave if I bring them some.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
Sorry, stranger, but I've never even met you before today! I can tell there is truth in what you say; I simply cannot risk it. I would talk to the {Head Shaman}. If that is indeed the case, plead it, and be transparent. I'm sure she will do what she can to maintain peace.
The conversation ends
If True
I'm sorry... I can tell there is truth in what you say; I simply cannot risk it. I would talk to the {Head Shaman}. If that is indeed the case, plead it, and be transparent. I'm sure she will do what she can to maintain peace.
The conversation ends
All right. If that's how you feel, so be it.
*The elf raises his eyebrows and crosses his arms uncomfortably.* Then, so be it. Let us just forget this whole incident, shall we?
The conversation ends
You're going to give me that moonsap, or else.
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
*The {Karu} stiffens his back and squares his shoulders, assuming a stern countenance.* Or else what?
I will not allow intimidation or extortion on this holy ground.
I think our conversation has reached it's conclusion sir / miss.
The conversation ends
[Bribe] How's 500 coin sound?
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
*{Kase} strains, visibly attempting not to look at you in repugnance.*
Sir / Madam, in all my years at this temple, I have been used as many things from councilor, doctor to pod-constructer, but never in my days has anyone attempted to use me as a narcotics peddler.
If there's anything else, you'll be wise to keep your indulgences to yourself, and any talk about coin best be done in front of an alms plate.
The conversation ends
I'm a bounty hunter, sir. Contracted by the {Ekiro clan}, I need that {moonsap} to resolve my case peacefully.
I understand the sacredness of {moonsap} in your culture. I have somewhat of an emergency and don't mean to use it in any indulgent or irreverent way.
Why do you choose to work at the temple?
To be frank, I was born a Sako, and I was quite the hornless Yanaki.
I got seasick on the boats, and I was always tired from reading books on Reinuku and celestial symbolism and {Garkai} History and anything else I could get my hands on in the temple library.
Long story short: I felt accepted here; I felt purpose and got to help people. And of course it got me off those awful boats.
The conversation ends
What do you do here exactly?
Oh, much! I console and direct the spiritually, mentally, and physically disturbed.
I help the Disciples in the sickhouse, help curate the library and grounds - far too much to fit into one answer.
*The elf smiles proudly.* Though, I hope that satisfies your curiosity.
The conversation ends
Only when the conversation's own flag blackYanaki is set
What's a hornless Yanaki?
*The elf is clearly amused that you've never heard this term.* It's an idiom we say here in the wetlands. It means you don't quite fit in.
If you come across any Yanaki, you'll understand why.
The conversation ends
I have to go.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
Travel with grace and protection, kamera.
The conversation ends
If False
May the Sheru's roots guide you.
The conversation ends