dia_herder_Toroku_Chankaro
- Dialogue
- dia_herder_Toroku_Chankaro
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Openers (2)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only when the player stands LessOrEqualTo Neutral with the speaker
Your presence is tolerated, chajagun, but make it quick.
Only when the player stands GreaterThan Neutral with the speaker
Ah, [player], what brings you here?
What the player can raise (4)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
I'd like to look at your wares.
- Opens the merchant's stock
May the herd's fruits nourish you.
Don't waste my time, chajagun.
Who are you?
My name is for friends. You may address me as Esen-Yanako, master of the herd.
What are you doing here?
If you have eyes, why do you not use them?
Let them roam across the pasture, see what grazes. Yanaki, our lifeblood. We tend to them. I oversee the herd.
What can you tell me about these lands?
Only the first time
They feed our herd. Any land that feeds the herd is good land. From the dew, the grasses grow, from the grass, our yanaki grow. Beyond that, was is there to say?
But what is there to see beyond the pasture?
Nothing a chajagun's eyes should see. I suggest you conclude your business with our people and return to the city that spat you out. The spirits of these lands abhor intruders.
Is that really all you want in life? Grass and cattle?
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
*He looks at you with a disdainful sneer.* Typical chajagun. You have forgotten how to live with the land, so you seek to fill the emptiness within by artificial means.
There is nothing to be gained from living against the land. Remember that, and the spirits will treat you with kindness. Forget it, and they show their wrath.
As I said before, they feed our herd.
Any land that feeds the herd is good land. From the dew, the grasses grow, from the grass, our yanaki grow. Beyond that, was is there to say?