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NPC | Nombre |
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Leitis | Aunque ya no tiene importancia, mi nombre es Leitis. Aprecio el rescate, pero… Eamon… todo lo que conocía… ya no existe. |
Navali
Navali on El fin del tiempo /10
Navali: Some ends are peaceful, even quiet. |
Guerrero: I never had the chance to feel young and free... Bruja: Hah, innocent eyes? Sure. Hechicera: Ah, I see. You fear the end, but long for the new beginning. Monje: You speak of renewal. Of new life. Exploradora: That sounds... lovely. Cazadora: I've never felt so small. It's humbling. Mercenario: Forgive me, miss, but it sounds like you {remember} all these dooms. |
Navali: Yes. You and I shall have this conversation again... |
Bruja: Of course. And how long is one of these Cycles, supposedly? |
Navali: The life of an Elder, but twice, a hundred times over, then thrice and once. |
Bruja: That's... um... quite specific...? |
Navali: That is the longest we have ever endured. But really, It depends on the nature of the end... |
Bruja: When are we now, compared to all that? |
Navali: There are very few prophecies that have yet to come to pass. |
Bruja: So... this is what fear feels like... I don't think I like it. |
Navali on Servicio /3
Navali: Time passes slowly for me, but it does pass. My service is not endless. |
Guerrero: What will happen to you when your service ends? Bruja: And when your time is up - what then? Hechicera: How could you step aside, knowing what you know? Monje: I see. One day, you will be free. Exploradora: One day... they'll just replace you? Cazadora: It'd be a hard role to give up, I bet. Mercenario: Guess we're all just footmen in someone's war, eh? Burdened by our memories. |
Navali: I can only remember my Future-Past while my soul is bound to Hinekora. |
Navali on Torneo de los ancestros /1
Navali: You will one day be welcomed here. |
Navali on La madre de la muerte /25
Navali: Hinekora sees you. The past is laid bare before her. She knows you. |
Guerrero: Hinekora... I am honoured. I would ask you, how do I find my true family? How do I learn of my tribe? |
Hinekora: The greatest smith crafts armour for the heart. The joy of today is the only happiness most ever find. A good man stands in for the absent. |
Guerrero: I believe... I understand. Thank you. |
Bruja: From one Mother of Death to another, what words of wisdom do you have for me? |
Hinekora: They scarred and violated the hated criminal, but she punishes herself far more than they ever could. The wounds are obvious for all to see, despite the concealing bandages. |
Bruja: I... don't know what she's talking about. That's just... rambling nonsense. |
Hechicera: Tell me, Mother of Death, will I find my place in this world? |
Hinekora: A weary traveler stumbles down the mountain, smiling, only to see a vast range ahead. |
Hechicera: Oh! Is he... happy? |
Hechicera: That's... good. That is... good to hear. |
Monje: If I may ask... I seek the truth of my beliefs. I suspect, I fear... |
Hinekora: A foreign prince brings a sliver of hope to a land in peril. |
Monje: Yes.. it certainly does... |
Exploradora: Did my mother's soul pass this way? If not, where might I find her? Does she still exist... somewhere? |
Hinekora: One alone will stand on dunes of silver and breathe deep the void. |
Exploradora: I fear I can never forgive her... but I have to try. |
Cazadora: I have but one question, honoured Mother of Death. How do I hear the Spirit's voice again? |
Hinekora: Whispered words offer guidance to the pure, but silence is a - |
Cazadora: What? That's it? What's happening? |
Mercenario: So what do ya think, Miss Hinekora? Are we gonna survive this? |
Hinekora: Night promises peace, but the sun refuses to set. |
Mercenario: You... you what? You cant just... you can't say things like that, mate... |
Navali: The Mother of Death... has spoken. Navali: The Mother of Death... has spoken. |
Navali on La invitación /3
Navali: It is a great honour to participate in our Trial of the Ancestors. |
Guerrero: I am honoured to be part of this heritage. Bruja: Of course. I'm rather exceptional. Hechicera: I will respect and honour your ways. Monje: I am honoured, and I will attend. Exploradora: Alright. Maybe I'll come by. Cazadora: You have my thanks, and I will do my best. Mercenario: No need for all that, I'm game. |
Navali: You will know when the time is right. |
Navali on El ciclo del tiempo /3
Guerrero: What did you mean by 'Time circled upon itself?' Bruja: I've read a claim like this once before, but I'm still skeptical. Tell me about this supposed 'Cycle of Time.' Hechicera: Our tales have no mention of this 'circling of Time.' What is that? Monje: I've... dreamt about this... How does Time circle upon itself...? Exploradora: What's this about Time circling upon itself? Cazadora: My Elders once told me a story about a place where Time is a circle. What does that mean? Mercenario: Time circled upon itself, eh? Do I dare ask? |
Navali: One day, Time will end. Then, Time will begin again. |
Mercenario: I shouldn't have asked. |
Navali on Agua de la vista /3
Navali: Have no fear. I am both here {and} there. Just as you are now. |
Guerrero: With respect, Honoured One, how is this possible? Bruja: This isn't necromancy... what {is} this? Hechicera: It cannot be. This is some sort of strange illusion. Monje: It sounds like a riddle, yet it must be fact. How? Exploradora: This is magic beyond the fey. Beyond the First Ones. How? Cazadora: By the Spirit! How've you done this? Mercenario: Am I hallucinating? I quit the opium dens years ago. |
Navali: The Water of Sight does not slay the living, just nearly so. |
Navali on Vida después de la muerte /2
Guerrero: This place... is an afterlife? For all Karui? Bruja: I almost don't want to question further... but I can't help myself. Hechicera: I still cannot comprehend this place. It makes no sense. Monje: Intriguing. The Karui have their own unique afterlife. Exploradora: The only dead I've seen come back to life... well, that's no fate to wish upon anyone. Cazadora: I feel sick. Please, let me wake up from whatever this is. Mercenario: So... you're just lying there, having a real deep snooze then? |
Navali: The Mother of Death is all that stands between us and oblivion. |
Navali on La madre de la muerte /3
Navali: Our Mother of Death is gifted with the ability to see into the past. |
Guerrero: How does seeing into the past help guide us? Bruja: This sounds suspiciously like a fanciful claim in the forbidden tomes... Hechicera: Our tale-women do something similar. The tales they tell guide us. Monje: She sees into the past? How does that create prophecy? Exploradora: Where do her prophecies come from, if she only sees the past? Cazadora: What am I missin'? She sees the past, but how does that make it prophecy? Mercenario: So what, she learns from your mistakes? Makes some new plans? |
Navali: Before Wraeclast, before the Lake, before the primordial molten world, before the stars themselves... |
Navali on Utula /3
Navali: One among us has elevated their angry voice above the others. |
Guerrero: Why are they being so disrespectful? Bruja: Is being dead not to his liking? Hechicera: That sounds like a great dishonour. Exploradora: The dead can do such things? Cazadora: Why're they doin' that? Monje: I don't understand. Why would he do that? Mercenario: What's up his arse? |
Navali: Utula has convinced them they could overthrow this place, or even escape. |
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