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"Well, I'm not going anywhere."
"Well, if I find this outpost, I'll let you know. Goodbye."
"Well, if only with my work... I work with wood. I make spears, bows, and shields."
"Well, if that's what you want, follow me."
"Well, if that's what you want, follow me."
"Well, if that's what you want, I'll support you."
"Well, if that's what you want, I'll support you."
"Well, if you must... Take us to the giants' leader, Ekun."
"Well, if you must... Take us to the giants' leader, Ekun."
"Well, if you say so... Fine. I'll come. But if anyone tries to send me to the women's hut again, I won't be h
"Well, if you're offering this to me… than I gladly accept! It's a deal."
"Well, in that case, forget about my offer. I don't want to take any needless risks on account of a creature l
"Well, isn't that ironic?"
"Well, it looks like we'll be doing more than murdering a few goblins. Good."
"Well, it was nice talking to you. Have good luck."
"Well, it was nice to chat, but I have to go."
"Well, it would be rude not to introduce myself. My name is Ivar." The red-headed man watches you closely, but
"Well, it's better than nothing. I shall instruct our tax collectors."
"Well, it's not my place to comment on your personal life, so I will stop bothering you about things that do n
"Well, it's not the first – and of course it won't be the last time we're driven away. Farewell!"
"Well, it's time I returned to what's left of my army. I wish you luck, Your Highness. There's an old proverb
"Well, it's time to get to work. To ask, as you put it, that we be left alone."
"Well, it's time to talk to our current ally, Lady Aldori! Jamandi wishes to have a word with you before the c
"Well, let me bid you farewell for now. We'll meet again at the celebration of your long-awaited — and quite w
"Well, let me bid you farewell for now. We'll meet again at the celebration of your long-awaited — and quite w
"Well, let us begin! It's time for you to become a part of my history!"
"Well, let's call you by a different title, but no less important – you'll be the court's jester."
"Well, let's call you by a different title, but no less important – you'll be the court's jester."
"Well, let's just say I'm here... incognito. Under my circumstances, it's wise to keep one's lineage to onesel
"Well, let's prepare for the next attack."
"Well, looks like I've been caught... But wouldn't you prefer to spend your time counting this thousand gold I
"Well, maybe it's better we have no business with them. Who knows how much blood there would be on their wares
"Well, maybe that's how things go in your parts, but our ways are a bit different."
"Well, must be fate of tribe. Lead on, warmblood."
"Well, my crown-bearing brother, welcome to my home! Stuff yourself, drink, be my guest! You've proven yoursel
"Well, no helping if you don't know. We've been sitting here out in the middle of nowhere for weeks, you see,
"Well, not exactly a treasure... more like the secret cache of the Stag Lord. Our workers broke through a wall
"Well, not so little, to be precise." Darven grins. "His name is Mammon, and he is one of the Archdevils – the
"Well, not so little, to be precise." Darven grins. "His name is Mammon, and he's one of the Archdevils — 'the
"Well, now everything is clear. The former innkeepers used to kill their guests. Their son helped them by sell
"Well, now this cyclops is much more polite, isn't he?" Maegar falls quiet for a moment, allowing you to add a
"Well, now we know where Janush is waiting for us. He knows we're coming, of course... but we know that he kno
"Well, now we're talking! Much better than poking around where you don't belong, nattering on like a fool... h
"Well, now you're talking like a Chelaxian. It's all completely up to you, but I must warn you — the whole wor
"Well, now, we... we're guarding the bridge, baron! From monsters and others. On the Stag Lord's orders."
"Well, one day, this little tot came by and traded her father's belt, two bottles, and a hunk of bread for a t
"Well, one day, this little tot came by and traded her father's belt, two bottles, and a hunk of bread for a t
"Well, one night his kids ran away, tried to climb to the top of the cliff in the middle of the night. It was
"Well, one night his kids ran away, tried to climb to the top of the cliff in the middle of the night. It was
"Well, our curse isn't exactly a real curse. We think there is someone specific behind these attacks! Oh, I'm
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