"I don't need your money!"
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- "What do you want from me?"
- "What amount of 'gratitude' can I expect?"
- "I'll take your deal."
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- "Linxia was right about you. You belong on the rack!"
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- [Attack] "Death to the traitor!"
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- "So what do you say? Will you accept my offer?"
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- "I regret if I've caused you any discomfort. I hope that the sound of golden coins jingling in your purse will
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- "Explain yourself then. I'm listening."
- "What amount of 'gratitude' can I expect?"
- "Get out of my barony at once! — And don't let me catch you around here again!"
- [Attack] "Death to the traitor!"
- "What do you want from me?"
- "I don't care to help you. You're on your own."
- "Linxia was right about you. You belong on the rack!"
- "I don't need your money!"
- "Tell me once again about your deal with Mammon."
- "You set me up! Now Linxia thinks we're accomplices!"
- "I'll take your deal."
- "I don't need your money!"
- [Attack] "Death to the traitor!"
- "You set me up! Now Linxia thinks we're accomplices!"
- "Explain yourself then. I'm listening."
- "Tell me once again about your deal with Mammon."
- "What do you want from me?"
- "What amount of 'gratitude' can I expect?"
- "I'll take your deal."
- "I don't care to help you. You're on your own."
- "Linxia was right about you. You belong on the rack!"
- "Get out of my barony at once! — And don't let me catch you around here again!"
- "Anyhow, it seems I owe you an explanation. — Again! That's beginning to become a habit! Ah, but before I forg