"I think you haven't finished your story… The one about the genie-binder."
- "I am pleased to see you again, o worthy one. What brings you to me?"
- The Vudrani freezes with her mouth open. Obviously, she was just getting to the best part. She snorts disappro
- "As you can see, both honor and disgrace may live in the same body, even though it may belong to a person of w
- "But this land lacks order. The gods granted Vudra castes. You have none here, and that is why there is no ord
- "Finally, Vu Balak saw the heart of the Dance of Disharmony. He jumped so high that his mighty body blocked th
- "Shaynih'a is happy to see you, o most worthy one! Rest your legs and listen to my stories – that is, if you'v
- "This story teaches us that however long and difficult the most worthy path may be, happiness, honor and trium
- "As you can see, even a mortal can accomplish such great deeds that their memory shall live on longer than the
- "As you wish, so shall it be. I have many interesting stories for you."
- "O most worthy one! It pains me to ask of you yet another favor, yet I desperately require your aid! I fear ye
- Surprised, the Vudrani falls silent, shrugs and gives you a slightly displeased look. "Impatience is the mothe
- "As I have recently discovered, one of them lives nearby. The noble Hassuf trades in your capital. I confess,
- "Of course, we would need many a week to discuss all of her wonders!"
- The Vudrani purses her lips in disappointment and mumbles something under her breath, but soon she is smiling
- "What sort of help do you need?"
- "Tell me of Vudra."
- "You wanted to tell me a story. I'm all ears."
- "Do you enjoy living in my lands?"
- "What happened this time?"
- [Tell the truth] "Hassuf tore the letter into shreds, all the while cursing your family."
- [Lie] "The Storyteller told me that your ancestor was a hero. However, he does not know where to seek the mons
- [Lie] "Hassuf was delighted to read your letter."
- "I think you haven't finished your story… The one about the genie-binder."
- "I would like to know more about you."
- [Tell the truth] "The Storyteller has seen that your ancestor was a coward and a failure, not a hero. I am sor
- "You wanted to tell me something about a spear and one of your ancestors."
- "I have to go."
"I think you haven't finished your story… The one about the genie-binder." — Kingmaker