Couldn’t you tell us some more about Riva?
Not really, that’s all I can think of!
Maybe you know something else about the orcs?
No, that’s all I can tell you about the blackpelts!
Haven’t you got any more information about the Holberkians?
Nobody knows these half-breeds that well. - I’m sorry, but that’s all I know.
Can’t you tell us some more about this Tarik?
No, you’ll have to go ask someone else!
Can you think of anything else important about the sewers?
Sorry - can’t think of anything else now!
Is that all you know about the guild?
That’s all I know!
Maybe you know something else about the tradesmaster?
No, I’m sorry, but I can’t tell you any more about him!
Couldn’t you tell us some more about those pirates?
Not really, all I know myself is hearsay!
Are you sure you don’t know anything else about the rat-catcher?
I really can’t tell you any more!
Haven’t you heard anything else about these creatures?
Sure I’ve heard about them, but I’ve never seen them myself!
That’s all that’s known about Ariana, is it?
That’s all I know!
Could you tell us something more about the judge?
No, I can’t. I don’t know anymore myself!
Please tell us more about Firun!
The priestess gives you half an hour on the grim God of Winter and of Hunting, with particular emphasis on the honor of the huntsman. Similar to the elves, the adherents of the Hunting God take from nature only what they really need.
Could you give us some more information about Ifirn?
In the course of a half-hour lecture, the priestess explains why gentle Ifirn is generally more popular among believers than Her Father. She also points out that both cults are inextricably intertwined and there are only a very few puritans who oppose Ifirn and pray to Firun exclusively.
What do you think of bardic song?
Uh oh, that wasn’t a smart move, mentioning that subject! Storanio seems to know no bounds when talking about music, and several hours pass before he relents.
Might you be able to tell us some more about those rats?
No, I really couldn’t!
Could you tell us more about runes?
I certainly could, but I know from experience that laypeople find most of it thoroughly uninteresting!
Couldn’t you tell us some more about weapons?
Well, I know my way about them, but I’m no expert. And I see you’ve got enough weapons on you!
So, how’s the trade?
Haven’t you asked me that before?!
Could you tell us some more about the various diseases?
I can tell you that you’ll be able to deal with most cases yourselves, if you have some whirlweed, donf, joruga, and gulmond leaves. And if not, you’ll need a healer!
Could you be so kind as to tell us a little about Efferd?
Whole libraries have been filled with tomes about the God of the Seas, and the priest can tell you more than just a little about Him, quite a lot more in fact…
Might you tell us some more about the Fox?
Of course the priest can tell you more about his God! He tells you that city temples devoted to Him put a premium on His aspect as the God of Trade. As the God of Thieves and of Night, the Fox is worshipped only in places reserved to His priesthood.
Can you tell us more about Tsa?
The priestess can tell you a lot more, but it all boils down to this: “Life is in a constant flux. Don’t hold on to the past, but look to the future. It is never too late for a fresh start!”
Could you tell us more about Travia?
Maternal Travia represents the home, hospitality, customs, morals, and trust, all the virtues that form the basis for the life of the vast majority of people. The priestess puts a lot of effort in propagating Her cult to you.
Maybe you can tell us some more about Rahja?
There are better ways than mere words to show you the boundless joy that is Rhaja…
What was that again about the Baths?
What, am I mumbling? Oh, all right: You can either have a bath, get a massage, or enjoy our full service. There is no time limit on bathing. If you want to, you can spend all day in here.
Do you enjoy your job?
I really can’t tell you any more, hehehe!