Hostage 2 (Hunter)
- Dialogue
- questdialog_hostage-2-(hunter)
- Reached by
- A quest character: Where the Wind Blows
Openers (9)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only when the conversation's own flag _showedKey is set
What are you waiting for? Open the cell and get these ropes off so we can get out of here!
The conversation ends
Only when all of these hold:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Quick, we must untie Kinji so we can escape!
The conversation ends
Only while the quest holds the authored value
YOU'VE KILLED MY NEIGHBOR - MY FAMILY! WHY HAVE YOU DONE THIS!
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
THESE WILL BE YOUR FINAL MOMENTS, STRANGER!
- Starts combat
If False
IF YOU HAVE ANY HONOR, YOU WILL LOOSE ME FROM THIS CELL, AND FIGHT ME LIKE A WARRIOR!
Only when all of these hold:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Only while Where the Wind Blows is started
Couldn't help but over hear your conversation with Kinji ... are you going to get us out of here, stranger?
Only when the game's own check passes. The compendium cannot name what it reads (GET [ _WWDOORLOCKED ] → GET [ _WWDOOROPEN ]).
The door is locked, I'll need to find a key.
Please, find it quickly!
The conversation ends
[Untie] Be still while I loosen these binds.
The spirit of Ishgana blesses you stranger.
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
My kith, Kinji, he's still tied up on the other end of the cell.
Let's get him untied so we can start making our way towards home.
The conversation ends
If True
But we must get moving. The sooner we arrive home, the sooner the distress will be lifted off of my kin.
Kinji and I will see there.
The conversation ends
- Triggers an event in Where the Wind Blows
If True
But I must get moving ... there will be bittersweet news to deliver.
I'll see you there ...
Good luck, [player].
The conversation ends
- Triggers an event in Where the Wind Blows
I was sent by your kin to rescue you.
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
*The elf nods slowly, letting out a quiet breath.* That brings solace to my weary heart, stranger.
But we're not safe yet. Let's get this door open so I can return to them.
Returns to the previous choices
I must go now, but I will return for you.
I beg of you ... return swiftly!
The conversation ends
Only when all of these hold:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Only while Where the Wind Blows is unstarted
Couldn't help but over hear your conversation with Kinji ... I don't suppose I can convince you to help us?
Only when the player has found
[Untie] Be still while I loosen these binds.
The spirit of Ishgana blesses you stranger.
I'm going to get you out here. Hold tight.
Bless you, viasha.
If your word is true, I'll see to it you're well recieved in Ishgana, that and whatever I can give.
Just get me out of this accursed place.
- Triggers an event in Where the Wind Blows
The conversation ends
I have to find a key first. The cell is locked.
I'm fully aware. *The elf takes a deep breath.* I'd hoped you had one handy. Wishful thinking, I guess.
Keep your eye out for one.
I don't wish to die in this old ruin. Especially not at the hands of these cultists.
Of course. I won't leave either of you behind, I'll be back with a way out.
If your word is true, I'll see to it you're well recieved in Ishgana, that and whatever I can give.
Please ... get me out of this accursed place.
- Triggers an event in Where the Wind Blows
The conversation ends
I'll try my best to find something.
This place is huge. You really expect me to find it here? What if you're in this cage for a reason?
*The elf scoffs.* If you have any sense of duty, yes I would expect it.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
I'm in this cell because those cowards broke into my yurt in the middle of the night and entranced me.
When I awoke, I found myself in this cell, here in the middle of this dank ruin.
Is that a good enough explanation?
Returns to the previous choices
If True
I told you, those damned cultists put some spell on me in the middle of the night.
I have no idea why they're so fascinated with Ishgana!
Now, please! Help us get back to our families.
I'm busy at the moment, maybe later.
Don't forget us, viasha ...
The conversation ends
Who are you?
My name is Ninsei. I'm a hunter of the Ishgana Wind Wizards.
Returns to the previous choices
How did you get here?
I was asleep in my yurt when those cowards put me under some sort of charm.
When I awoke, I found myself in this cell, here in the middle of this dank ruin.
Returns to the previous choices
Tell me more about Ishgana.
A beautiful place, brimming with fields of flowers, and terraces of ganura - Ninsei and I could take you if you get us out of here.
Renhai would surely appreciate it ... perhaps this could even help the Ori Tree ...
- Marks the map
Returns to the previous choices
I have business that needs attending. I'll search for a key.
If you must, but pray, don't leave us here.
The conversation ends
Only while the quest holds the authored value
You did it! Now untie me, quick.
The conversation forks on the quest-state check:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Pray tell ... any luck finding me a way out this wretched hole?
The conversation forks on the quest-state check:
If true
I found this key. *You display the key propped between your index finger and thumb.*
Praise Ishgana! That must be it!
Quickly, try it in the door!
The conversation ends
Not quite yet.
Make haste. I mustn't die here.
The conversation ends
Only while the quest holds the authored value
You there! I don't know who you are, but release me from here, I beg of you.
I have a wife and a village that depends on me.
Only when the game's own check passes. The compendium cannot name what it reads (GET [ HUNTER HOME SAFE ]).
It feels good to be home. I was beginning to doubt I'd ever feel the wind in my hair again, or take in the scents of the blooming fields of Gan.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
If only Kinji was so lucky ...
The conversation ends
If False
I'm eager to leave this whole mess in the past.
The conversation ends