"The rock troll in the woods nearby — is it real?"
- "To my utter regret, reading skill alone doesn't reflect the capacity for critical thought. Waine visited seve
- Bartholomew shrugs. "Literacy is one of humanity's most significant achievements! Trust me, my traps aren't ev
- "They tried once. Now they make every effort to stay away. They only show up if they don't have any other opti
- "Oh, yes. I'm quite proud of that one, actually. You see, trolls rarely perish in traps. If they manage to bre
- "Oh, Waine... Frankly, I wonder what was going on in his brain that he'd just rush into the forest, being perf
- "Just because someone asks me to do something doesn't mean I actually do it," Bartholomew says as he shrugs. "
- "They're mine, yes. You see, while I'm happy to welcome guests, I prefer those who are capable of coherent spe
- Bartholomew nods, ready to satisfy your curiosity.
- "What about local bandits? Do they bother you here?"
- "The rock troll in the woods nearby — is it real?"
- "Enough about traps. I have an important question."
- "Sometimes even those who can read get caught in your traps. A trader by the name of Waine, for instance."
"The rock troll in the woods nearby — is it real?" — Kingmaker