Potential Witnesses
- Dialogue
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- A quest character group: Like Moths to a Flame
Openers (1)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only when the game's own check passes. The compendium cannot name what it reads (GET [ TALK TO KENZA AFTER ISHI FIGHT ]).
You better have a damned good reason as to why one of my Journeyman is dead!
I caught Ishi in a lie about where he was the night the beacon was damaged. When he knew he'd been caught, he attacked me.
*The captain's eyes fill with disapointment, but not shock.* That fool ... driven to his own death by that damned beacon.
Ishi did little else but complain about the beacon, I was worried he might do something irrational ... but all of this?
Facts are facts, I suppose, and you were within your rights to defend yourself.
Though this situation brings me no joy, I do thank you in getting to the bottom of this dishonesty - here.
The conversation ends
- Triggers an event in Like Moths to a Flame
I found a piece of his damaged weapon in the beacon's lantern room. When I confronted him with it, he attacked me.
The graph connects this choice to nothing, so the conversation stops here.
[Note to Rak] He attacked me because he found out I had this. I was simply defending myself.
[Show evidence] He didn't want you to know I found this note discussing a plan to burn down the beacon, and this rain-soaked wick near the furnace in the beacon.
What the player can raise (10)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
Only when all of these hold:
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
Only while “Ask folks around Akaga about the night in question” is succeeded in Like Moths to a Flame
Did you see anything out of the ordinary the night the beacon got damaged?
The graph holds 17 copies of this topic, one per character, each continuing below.
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only when the conversation's own flag _talkedToEin is set
I don't really recall ... though, maybe you have a good stiff drink to job my memory?
[Arani] Here, take an arani.
- Gives Mushroom Arani
- Gives Mushroom Arani
Hehe. *The satisfied Karu pops the top of the arani bottle.*
Now, what were you asking? Oh, yes! I did see something the night of that big storm.
I was at Shun's, enjoying his roof and a couple arani, when the wind picked up and carried some of his gear out to the beach.
When we ran out to retrieve it, we noticed some shadowy figures on the balcony of the beacon.
Only after the player has spoken to someone the data does not name Fisherman
Who's Shun?
Only the first time
He's another fisherman. Lives just up the beach, next to that guy from the swamps.
Returns to the previous choices
I think I ran that by you already.
Shun lives just up the beach, I said.
How many shadowy figures?
Ugh. With all the arani in my system, I was seeing two or three of everything.
If it weren't for Shun, I wouldn't be sure if I really saw anything at all.
But he was there as well, and he saw the same thing I did.
Only after the player has spoken to someone the data does not name Fisherman
Who's Shun?
Was Shun as drunk as you were?
Shun? No.
He had a couple after we docked the boats like always, but I had a few before and after the boat myself.
Returns to the previous choices
Thanks, that helps.
No problem - need anything else?
The conversation ends
Thanks for the information.
No problem - need anything else?
The conversation ends
[Koji] I have some koji you can have.
- Gives Ganura Koji
- Gives Ganura Koji
Eh. Not my usual drink but, it gets the job done.
[Lie] The mayor gave me permission to use force, if necessary.
Requires a Medium check of Speech
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Otherwise
Like I give a javak's hindquarters what that Otsoboro brat says.
Come back with a drink, or piss off, iramata.
The conversation ends
Requires a check of Strength
Okay, okay. Give me a moment to collect my thoughts.
I don't have anything.
Just come back when you do.
Otherwise
Only the first time
I already told you what I know.
The conversation ends
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only when standing with Akaga is at most Neutral
I didn't see anything. There was a violent storm that night.
There isn't a lot some foreigner snooping around will do for that.
I already spoke to Ein. I know you saw figures in the beacon the night of the storm.
Ugh. All right, I did see something up in the beacon that night.
Looked like two people, but I can't be sure. Visibility was awful through the storm.
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
Could you make out any detail in the figures?
It looked like one was broader and shorter than the other. Perhaps a dwarf.
But again, I couldn't see much of anything.
Returns to the previous choices
Did you see where they went after?
I didn't stick around to confirm. I wasn't very interested in the matter, and to be frank, I wasn't too upset about it either.
But there isn't many places to hide in Akaga.
I know you were drinking that night. Do you think maybe this could've been a trick of the arani?
Talking to Ein, I can see how you might think something of that nature, but, no. I wasn't nearly to the point Ein was. I never am.
I had my wits about me, and I know what I saw.
Returns to the previous choices
Thanks for you time. That's all I need.
Sure, sure. Now leave me be.
The conversation ends
All right, sorry to disturb you.
Whatever you say, Viasha.
The conversation ends
You seem pretty eager to turn my attention from this beacon.
Oh, please. I was with Ein the night of the storm, I was nowhere near that wretched beacon.
He came over like he always does during big storms. If you take a second to look down the beach, you'll notice his home lacks a roof.
Talk to him, he'll tell you the same.
The conversation ends
I think you're hiding something.
Requires a Medium check of
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Only the first time
Huh! *The sand elf exhales in amusement.* Spit on my boots then ask me for a favor?
You're luck I don't sritke you down where you stand, [player_shortrace].
Leave me at once.
The conversation ends
I've already expressed my feelings concerning that, commoner.
The conversation ends
Otherwise
I wouldn't say out of the oridnary, but ... perhaps given the circumstances.
The night I arrived in Akaga, the moon hung high and bright by the time I spoke to the inn keeper. As he was readying my room, two men entered from outside and quickly went upstaires.
It struck me as odd that two men already staying at the inn would have any sort of business in a nowhere-village like Akaga at that time of night.
- Runs AddJournalEntryNode
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
Were they in any sort of garb or uniform?
I only got a glance. I heard it more than I saw it - clanging.
I would guess they were wearing armor of some sort.
- Runs AddJournalEntry Like Moths to a Flame
Returns to the previous choices
What race were the men?
They had their faces covered, but one of them seemed to have the stature of a dwarf.
Returns to the previous choices
Did you happen to catch what room they were staying in?
No, but I did hear one of them sneeze. Whoever you're looking for may have a sickness of some sort.
Thanks for the information.
Very well, gurdayul / gurdayat .
Did you have anymore questions?
The conversation ends
Nevermind, I have the information I need.
Very well, gurdayul / gurdayat .
Did you have anymore questions?
The conversation ends
The game picks one of these replies at random:
One of the random replies
I didn't see anything, sorry.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
No. I was sound asleep.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
Sorry, I didn't.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
Seems like an odd question for a foreigner to ask, but, no, I didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
The conversation ends
Continues where this conversation already went
Huh? What kind of an idiotic question is that?
If I'd have seen something, it'd be reported by now. Us Bladebrands are the law in this town. That means it's my job to report odd sightings.
Only thing I saw was a big storm. Wind, lightning, all that.
Where were you the night the beacon got damaged?
My partner, Rak, and I were stationed at the entrance to Akaga - pulling night-watch. We were clear across town from that ugly thing.
You can take it up with Kenza if you won't take our word.
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
Only after the player has spoken to the quest's character
Strange. I spoke to someone who was robbed at the entrance that very night. You're either lying or incompetent.
All right, all right. We were there. But just hear me out. That beacon's been nothin' but bad news for Aruden.
Sure, the shop owners and inn keepers love the beacon, its made them wealthy - but take a trip to Norakoji sometime if you ever want to see the flip side of the coin.
Sazzis everywhere - The problem's local as well. Have ya' talked to the local fisherman? They gotta' row out to sea to get a single daggerhead in their nets.
The port scares everything near 'em away - Not to mention the increase in crime.
So you admit it? You and Rak damaged the beacon.
Sure. Rak and I broke that mindless, awful beacon. My only regret is not burning the damend thing to the ground!
But who cares? No one would believe you, Viasha - not a soul.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
You and Rak did what!?
You fools! All the trust we've earned with locals of this community - up in flames!
Kenza!?
I didn't really do nothin'. I was just giving this foreigner a hard time, ya' know?
*The Bladebrand, Kenza, turns her attention to you for a moment.* Civilian. You've created a real headache for me. This is going to involve a mountain of paperwork.
Though, I must thank you. Foolish acts like this will break our reputation here in Akaga. Had they not been caught, who knows how their next attempt would've gone.
Now, please excuse us.
- Triggers an event in Like Moths to a Flame
If True
You and Rak did what!?
You fools! All the trust we've earned with locals of this community - up in flames!
Kenza!?
I didn't really do nothin'. I was just giving this foreigner a hard time, ya' know?
*The Bladebrand, Kenza, turns her attention to you for a moment.* Civilian. You've created a real headache for me. This is going to involve a mountain of paperwork.
Though, I must thank you. Foolish acts like this will break our reputation here in Akaga. Had they not been caught, who knows how their next attempt would've gone.
Now, please excuse us.
- Triggers an event in Like Moths to a Flame
If False
[Leave] *Turn around without responding.*
*The elf snickers to himself as you walk away.*
The conversation ends
I just wanted to hear you admit it. I wouldn't mind seeing that beacon burn.
If that's truly how you feel, maybe you could help us.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
[Beacon Keeper Reputation] That old sazzi beacon keeper has taken quite a liking to you - wouldn't even be suspicious with you roaming the grounds.
We need someone to find a way into the cellar of the beacon, we think that's where the fuel pump is.
If we can overload the fuel pump, the whole thing goes KABOOM! It'll be a pile of rubble.
What do ya' say?
Only while the quest is succeeded
But ... I just fixed it ...
Go ahead and try, Viasha. It's a foreigners word against a Bladebrand's.
Returns to the previous choices
All right, I'm in.
You're in? Really?
Well then, it looks like you're our Haicho. Our lucky number 8.
- Sets the quest started Like Moths to a Flame
The conversation ends
Sorry, I'm going have to turn you in.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
You'll never get the chance, <player_age = old ? "old man : "kid"> ...
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
- Starts combat
If False
Then we got nothing more to talk about.
The conversation ends
The Black Moth?
Are you accusing me of a crime or usin' me as a local guide?
To keep it brief, they're a crime syndicate. They'll do, sell or kill whatever makes them a profit, and keeps them hidden.
Returns to the previous choices
What does the beacon have to do with Norakoji politics?
Take a trip up and see for yourself.
Most of the Sand Elves that get off those boats head straight to that city. The House of Wisdom is gaining more influence than ever.
They can spew their intelectual nonsense all they want, I know they're up to somethin'. If someone dug deep enough, I bet their right up there with the Black Moth.
Returns to the previous choices
Hm. That does sound pretty bad ...
Trust me, Akaga was better off without it.
I promise, more than half the elves that live here would tell ya' the same.
As a matter of fact, we could use some help.
Sorry. I'm going to have to turn you in.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
Go ahead and try, Viasha. It's a foreigners word against a Bladebrand's.
The conversation ends
If True
You'll never get the chance, <player_age = old ? "old man : "kid"> ...
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
- Starts combat
[Present note] You're lying.
Who's Kenza?
She's the leader of our company. She should be somewhere nearby.
Returns to the previous choices
All right. Then I guess we're done for now.
Yeah, I guess we are.
Anymore idiotic ideas you'd like to run by me, iramata?
The conversation ends
Like I can remember that. *Sniff, sniff.*
The conversation ends
*Grr. The old salt lets out gruffly.* I wish I had.
Unfortunately, this old vessel of mine didn't see or hear a thing.
The conversation ends
The game picks one of these replies at random:
One of the random replies
I wasn't on duty that night, sorry.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
No, but then again, I'm usually watching the sea.
The beacon has it's keeper.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
Seems like an odd question for a foreigner to ask, but, no, I didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
The conversation ends
Continues where this conversation already went
I can't say I did. I stepped out for a while to enjoy the storm, but I didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
The conversation ends
Only when all of these hold:
Only when the player carries Steel Bit
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
Only when the conversation's own flag _admittedIt is set
Only while “Find out where the broken bit of steel came from” is succeeded in Like Moths to a Flame
Do you know where this broken bit of blade may have come from?
The conversation forks on who the player is speaking to:
When the player is speaking to Fisherman
Sorry, I don't know anything about smithing or any of that. I'm just a simple fisherman.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Ein Yoshihaida
No clue. Maybe some sort of fancy fish hook ... ?
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Eman qul Sofian
The only folk I've seen in this town toting arms around are the Bladebrands. You may want to check with their leader at the inn.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Kiyonori Takeo
Sorry, I don't know anything about smithing or any of that. I'm just a simple fisherman.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Masetake Sako
When the player is speaking to Aia Moramoa
I haven't the slightest idea. You may want to bring it to a shopkeeper.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Khosh qul Zesh
This is odd. Ye' found this up in the lantern room, did ye'?
I can't say I know where it came from. A blade of some sort, sure. Ye' should ask around Akaga more. Someone is bound to know somethin' of it.
The conversation ends
Otherwise
No clue.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Arakasha Guard Ishi
*The elf takes on an unexpectedly hostile demeanor.* Where'd you find this, civilian?
I found it in the beacon.
You must be remeberin' wrong. This came off one our blades. None of us go near the beacon - no reason to. The empire has their own guards at the port that watch it.
I know you weren't at your post the night the beacon was damaged. Strange. I spoke to someone who was robbed at the entrance that very night.
[Read note] You're lying.
Then someone in the Bladebrands must've damaged a weapon in the beacon.
Interesting theory - guess we'll never know.
Listen, civilian, the Bladebrands are the law in this town. We don't need some Viasha snooping around looking to make troubel
If we feel something's wrong, we'll look into it.
All right, now that you've asked your questions, scram. I have actual work to do.
The conversation ends
Why? Does it belong to you?
It definitely came off of a Bladebrand sword, but I don't know nothing about how or why.
I'll take that as a 'yes.'
When the player is speaking to Arakasha Guard Rak
Uh. I ... uh ... *Sniff.*
You know who you should talk to? *The dwarf hacks and coutghs.* My partner, Ishi.
He's the short Karu standing next to me.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Tsubaki Blademaster Kenza
*The merc studies the bit of steel carefully.* Hm. Yes. I think this came off one of our blades.
Where did you find this, civilian?
I found it in the beacon's lantern room.
*The leader narrows her eyes as she turns the bit of steel every which way in her hands.* Very strange. None of my mercenaries are stationed anywhere near there ...
Thank you for bringing this to my attention civilian. It will be looked into.
Only when the game's own check passes. The compendium cannot name what it reads (GET [ CAN SUGGEST TO KENZA WHO YOU THINK DID IT ]).
Did it belong to Ishi or Rak?
*The leader looks at you, puzzled.* Why do you ask?
I spoke to a man that was robbed on his way into Akaga, at the post Ishi and Rak claimed to be stationed at.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
What? This is unacceptable ...
Do you have other evidence pinning them to the beacon's destruction?
- Runs AddJournalEntry Like Moths to a Flame
Returns to the previous choices
If True
*The leader appears angry and disappointed.* The evidence presented appears to be irrefutable.
Thank you for bringing this to me - the last thing I need is the empire knowing we had anything to do with this.
If you'll excuse me, I have two foolish mercenaries to repremand.
Take this.
The conversation ends
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- Triggers an event in Like Moths to a Flame
[Note to Rak] I found this note on one them.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
What? This is unacceptable - I'll hang onto this for now.
Do you have other evidence pinning them to the beacon's destruction?
- Gives Note to Rak
- Runs AddJournalEntry Like Moths to a Flame
Returns to the previous choices
If True
*The leader appears angry and disappointed.* The evidence presented appears to be irrefutable.
Thank you for bringing this to me - the last thing I need is the empire knowing we had anything to do with this.
If you'll excuse me, I have two foolish mercenaries to repremand.
Take this.
The conversation ends
- Triggers an event in Like Moths to a Flame
[Ishi's note] This note states that Ishi and Rak did go to the beacon the night it was destroyed.
[Show evidence] I found this note discussing a plan to burn down the beacon, and this rain-soaked wick near the furnace in the beacon.
Just wondering.
I can't give out information about the Bladebrands due to mere curiousity.
If you find anything that ties members of my squadrant to the beacon, I'd appreciate it brought to me.
The conversation ends
No, that's all.
What you've shown me thus far is compelling, but if I'm going to act I need to be absolutely sure.
If you do happen to find something else, I'd appreciate it brought to me.
If any of my squadrant were involved in the beacon getting damaged, I expect them to pay a consequence.
The conversation ends
Who's is it?
That's knowledge for the Bladebrands, civilian. I'm sorry. I can't tell you.
Returns to the previous choices
Why don't you want it handled by the empire?
The Bladebrands and the empire don't exactly have the best relationship.
If they were handed over to Sazziads, I fear they may receive a harsher punishment than they're due.
And if I find further information?
I'd appreciate it brought to me. If any of my squadrant were involved in the beacon getting damaged, I expect them to pay a consequence.
But, I'd prefer it handled internally, rather than by the empire.
Returns to the previous choices
Good to know. I'll come back if I find anything else.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
Fine, but remember what I said. If you find anything tying my squadrant to the beacon, I want it brought to me.
The conversation ends
If False
If you do happen to find something else, I'd appreciate it brought to me.
If any of my squadrant were involved in the beacon getting damaged, I expect them to pay a consequence.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Yoichi Shuncho
Hm. It came from some sort of blue steel weaponry, that's for sure.
The only folks I know that use blue steel around here are the Bladebrands. You'll want to talk to Kenza, the local commander.
She stays at the inn just up the hill.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Jazemae Shuncho
I do not know, though, my husband may have some idea.
He should be just behind the counter if you need to ask him.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Fujimaru Moramoa
When the player is speaking to Tsubaki Warhand Rosanjin
*The scribe looks at the bit of steel with great intrigue.* As a matter of fact, I think I may.
Why do you need to know?
I found it in the beacon's lantern room. I suspect whoever it belonged to was responsible for the damages.
*The scribe nods.* Interesting ... interesting.
I do know exactly where this came from - I have an incident report with all the details you need.
And I'll give it to you, but, you have to do something for me first.
I lost something very special to - a katana my father used when he served as a Bladebrand.
Last week I was transporting some prisoners to Norakoji. We stopped to make camp for the night - when I woke up, my fathers katana was gone.
Or: you just give it to me. Otherwise, when I figure this out on my own and hand the suspects over to the empire, I'll make sure they know you impeded this investigation.
Okay, okay. Take it easy. Here.
Just don't let Kenza know I gave it to you.
The conversation ends
Why can't you just give it to me?
Not worth the risk.
Look, if my captain finds out I gave out Bladebrand paper work to a civilian, I'm as good as gone.
So, I need some gesture of faith - something to know I can trust you.
Returns to the previous choices
I'll do it.
Great. We made camp far north of town, across a bridge overlooked by an old temple ruin, next to a couple Zokai trees.
I'll bet who ever stole my father's sword is near by.
If you can retrieve it, it'd be well worth the risk to give you the incident report.
- Changes an objective of
The conversation ends
No thanks, I'll figure it out on my own. I have enough to deal with as it is.
Suit yourself.
I'll be here if you change your mind.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to a character the data does not name
The game picks one of these replies at random:
One of the random replies
Seems like a bit of darksteel. Karus are fond of it.
Beyond that, I'm not sure.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
No idea, sorry.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
Hm. Probably chipped off of someone weapon - nothing special.
The conversation ends
When the player is speaking to Port Guard Zeregh
When the player is speaking to Sazziad Port Guard
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
[Show evidnce] I know you and Rak were involved in what happened to the beacon.
- Sets an objective succeeded in Like Moths to a Flame
Where did you get this?!
This ... uh ... is - well ... AH, forget it!
Only when all of these hold:
Only while Like Moths to a Flame holds the authored value
Only when the conversation's own flag _moreEvidence is set
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
[Show evidence] I have further evidence that Ishi and Rak were responsible for what happened to the beacon.
I spoke to a man that was robbed on his way into Akaga, at the post Ishi and Rak claimed to be stationed at.
[Note to Rak] I found this note on one them.
[Ishi's note] This note states that Ishi and Rak did go to the beacon the night it was destroyed.
[Show evidence] I found this note discussing a plan to burn down the beacon, and this rain-soaked wick near the furnace in the beacon.
Never mind.
We're very busy, civilian. Come back only when you've collected the evidence.
The conversation ends
Only when all of these hold:
Only while Like Moths to a Flame holds the authored value
Only when the conversation's own flag _moreEvidence is set
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
I'd like to report crime.
Very well civilian.
Ishi and Rak were responsible for the destruction of the beacon.
Serious claims - but, not unbelievable.
I'm assuming you have some proof to back this up.
Only when all of these hold:
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
I'd like to report a crime against the empire.
This better be worth my time - What do you have to report?
Two Bladebrands named Ishi and Rak are repsonsible for the damage done to the beacon.
I assume you have some proof?
[Note to Rak] I found this on Rak. The Obsidian Dwarf at the Inn with a cold.
*The Enforcer scans the note - visually appalled.*
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If False
Come to think of it .. the night I came to Akaga, when I was checking into the Inn, two men came in from the rain in a big hurry - I figured just due to the storm.
As they ran upstairs to their room, one of them was sneezing - that was the night the beacon was damaged.
This note seems to tie them into things nicely.
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
Thank you for your diligent sleuthing, [player], but the empire will handle it from here.
Now that my work is done here, I'll go round up our friends at the inn and take them to Tonaki to await trial.
Here - a little compensation for you.
The conversation ends
- Triggers an event in Like Moths to a Flame
If False
Thank you for your diligent sleuthing, stranger, but the empire will handle it from here.
I still have work that needs to be done in Akaga, but I'll have one the port guards round up our friends at the inn and take them to Tonaki to await trial.
Here - a little compensation for you.
The conversation ends
If True
I remember telling you about a sneezing man coming in from the rain the night the beacon was damaged - this note seems to tie them into things nicely.
[Show evidence] I found this bit of steel in the beacon's lantern room, and I have the incident report of the weapon it came off of.
*The Enforcer goes over the evidence, making sure it is authentic.*
[Show evidence] I found this note discussing a plan to burn down the beacon, and this rain-soaked wick near the furnace in the beacon.
Only when all of these hold:
Only when the player carries Steel Bit
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
Only when the conversation's own flag _admittedIt is set
I'm looking for proof that this piece of broken steel came from a weapon owned by Ishi or Rak.
*The scribe nods.* Interesting ... interesting.
I have exactly what you're looking for - I have an incident report with all the details you need.
And I'll give it to you, but, you have to do something for me first.
I lost something very special to - a katana my father used when he served as a Bladebrand.
Last week I was transporting some prisoners to Norakoji. We stopped to make camp for the night - when I woke up, my fathers katana was gone.
Only when all of these hold:
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
Only while the quest holds the authored value
Only while the quest holds the authored value
I spoke to someone who was robbed at the entrance that very night. You're either lying or incompetent.
Only when all of these hold:
Only while “Retrieve Rosanjin's katana” is succeeded in Like Moths to a Flame
Only while “Retrieve Rosanjin's katana” is failed in Like Moths to a Flame
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
Only when the conversation's own flag _lookingForSword is set
Only when the player carries Dark Steel Katana
I found your katana, now give me the incident report.
By my ancestors! You really found!
Here, it's well worth the return of my father's katana.
Just don't let Kenza know I gave it to you.
- Sets an objective succeeded in Like Moths to a Flame
The conversation ends
Only when all of these hold:
Only while “Retrieve Rosanjin's katana” is succeeded in Like Moths to a Flame
Only while “Retrieve Rosanjin's katana” is failed in Like Moths to a Flame
Only while Like Moths to a Flame is started
Only when the conversation's own flag _lookingForSword is set
Where is your father's katana again?
We made camp far north of town, across a bridge overlooked by an old temple ruin, next to a couple Zokai trees.
The conversation ends