"I found Gunderson's book, and more than that – I solved the riddle! On the twenty fourth of the month, I foun
- Jubilost casually waves his hand. "Ask away."
- "Some I use in my articles and books. Others I will share with the audience next time I speak at Forae Logos i
- "Here's another piece of advice, then: you should learn to see the essence rather than being distracted by col
- "Flattery is entirely foreign to my works. Everything that I write is the absolute truth, and never intended t
- "If you want to apologize for destroying my chance at solving the greatest mystery of our era – then don't bot
- "Trash?!" Jubilost is so offended, he nearly drops his glasses. "Let it be known that this article is one of m
- "As you wish. I'll continue to work on the riddle."
- "I thank you for this permission. Can I have it in writing – in case you forget someday?"
- "That was a joke, right?" Insult, doubt and resentment chase each other over Jubilost's face. "Well, I admit,
- Jubilost raises his head and closes his notebook. "Ah, it's you. How can I help you?"
- "Are you proud that I haven't found anything in your barony worth my attention? Hmm. Well at least that means
- Jubilost chuckles. "Next time you should pay more attention to your ramblings. I've gotten quite used to them
- "Jubilost Narthropple, the hero who returned the gnomes home. It has a nice ring to it, wouldn't you say?"
- "Of course! I'd be happy to talk."
- "I wanted to talk to you about the Inconsequent Debates..."
- "I've read your article about the barony. Should I be flattered?"
- "I found Gunderson's book – the one we were looking for!"
- "You must know a lot about the First World."
- "You're not very friendly, you know."
- "I have read your article about the barony! How dare you publish such trash?!"
- "I found Gunderson's book, and more than that – I solved the riddle! On the twenty fourth of the month, I foun
- "What are you jotting down in your notebook all the time?"
- "Tell me something about the history of the gnome race."
- "I'm fed up with you. You need to go."
- "Tell me, why have you studied the First World so thoroughly?"
- "Tell me about yourself."
- "I have received the journal with your article. I thought it would be worse."
- "Thank you for the conversation. I have to go now."
