dia_ishgana_shrine-maiden_tama-amae
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- dia_ishgana_shrine-maiden_tama-amae
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Openers (2)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only after the player has spoken to the speaker
Tidings, stranger.
I'm Tama, shrinemaiden of Ishgana. I humbly offer my services.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
The conversation ends
If True
*The elf looks mournfully at the dying tree in the center of the village.*
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Tidings, [player].
What the player can raise (5)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
I am in need of healing.
I hope your wounds have closed and your step has grown lighter.
*She nods*
What are the duties of a shrinemaiden?
My duty is to tend the Ori Tree and mend the wounded.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
Yet as the Ori withers, I cannot help but wonder how much longer this title will be mine to bear.
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If True
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
With our Wind Wizards safe and the Ori thriving once more, that duty has become a far lighter burden.
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Only while the quest holds the authored value
A task made lighter now that Kinji has returned home and the blood mages have been driven from the forest.
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Otherwise
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Only while the quest holds the authored value
Now that Ninsei has returned home and the blood mages have been driven off for a time, the burden of my duty has lightened ever so slightly.
The conversation ends
Only while Where the Wind Blows is succeeded
What's wrong with the tree?
Since the disappearances began, the Ori has withered at an ever-growing pace… I fear not only for its fate, but for the future of Ishgana itself.
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Only while Where the Wind Blows is unstarted
It's Magnificent ... unlike any other tree I've seen in my life.
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
Thank you for your kindness, stranger.
If only you could see it glow ... I'd do most anything to hear it's sing once more.
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You mean the bloodline of the great wizard, Ishgana?
- Changes standing with Ishgana Wind Wizards
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
Precisely. Renhai is a direct descendant, and her strict pacifism of late has caused friction amongst Ishgana's members.
Kith and kin both are divided into factions of bitter ideologies and frustrated opinions.
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I recently embarked on a spirtual pilgrimage to remedy this exact issue. I feel it just as you do.
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
Thank you for your kindness, Viasha. May the Ori bless you, especially if power is restored to it.
Take this, to aid in your pilgrimage.
- Gives
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Where can I found out more about these kidnappings?
You may ask our leader, Renhai, if you wish to lend aid.
Take this, to aid in your pilgrimage.
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What bloodline?
The bloodline of the great wizard Ishgana. A mighty and powerful sorcerer of old.
Renhai is a direct descendant, and her strict pacifism in these troubling times causes much friction within the village.
Kith and kin both are divided into factions of bitter ideologies and frustrated opinions.
Returns to the previous choices
And if these kith of your's returned, you think that would heal your tree?
I'm positive.
Returns to the previous choices
How do you feel about Renhai?
I believe in her ability to lead and adapt to the situation. I have not given up hope yet.
Though, something must be done soon. We musn't simply wait for the death of our village.
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Let's talk about something else.
Gladly.
The conversation ends
I have to go.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
Please, Viasha, bring our wizards home safe.
The conversation ends
If False
May the winds carry you, Viasha.
The conversation ends