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The drowned man, who'd been sitting motionless, nods his head. "Come later... take the spear..."
The drowned man's mouth opened slowly, and a hoarse whisper said: "Shrike River, ..." At this moment finally a
The drowned man's mouth opened slowly, and a hoarse whisper said: "Shrike River, ..." At this moment finally a
The drowned man's mouth opened slowly, and a hoarse whisper said: "Shrike River, ..." At this moment finally a
The dryad covers her mouth in terror. "No… I beg you, don't! I'll do whatever you say… Tell him to come to me…
The dryad gives a heavy sigh and closes her eyes, as if remembering. "It was a beautiful place. A human villag
The dryad is standing half-turned to you, hugging her shoulders with her arms. At the end of your speech, she
The dryad narrows her eyes at Falchos and folds her arms. "Can't you do without the 'death' part?"
The dryad pouts. "No, no and no! I won't be with him, and that's that. I'm tired and I want to be left alone.
The dryad shrugs. "Maybe I just grew tired of him? I don't even know. He's so… two-dimensional. There's no int
The dryad smiles. "There are not enough words in the world to express how grateful we are!"
The dryad throws a sad, knowing glance at her lover and sighs. "You're talking of death again? Whom are you go
The dryad weeps softly, her head on the satyr's shoulder as he strokes her hair. He turns at your approach. "S
The duelists were surrounded by an incredible number of gapers, and judging by the weapons in their hands and
The dusty table by the far wall didn't escape our notice.
The dwarf blinks several times, surprised. "You agree? Just like... like that? Seriously... I never thought I'
The dwarf definitely looks like he will not make it. He has lost a lot of blood, and his horrible wounds would
The dwarf dies quickly and quietly. You leave his body, hoping his soul will find peace wherever it is now.
The dwarf doesn't seem to hear you. "Cyril darabosh nadzhak!" he finishes, and lets out his last breath.
The dwarf grunts as he regains his feet and warily looks down at his bloodstained armor. "It... it seems I wil
The dwarf hurls the shimmering jewel onto the floor. It shatters into splinters, which vanish into the air.
The dwarf lifts up his hands in despair. "Oh... all right, all right! Just don't use your fists!" Kergan bites
The dwarf nods gravely. "Of course."
The dwarf opens his mouth to say something... then clearly can't find the words. He huffs indignantly, shifts
The dwarf shakes his head slowly. "Another step towards oblivion. Groetus would be pleased, if he were with us
The dwarf shakes his head slowly. "Another step towards oblivion. Groetus would be pleased, if he were with us
The dwarf shrugs and hands him another paper.
The dwarf smiles. "Standing right in front of me. This time you were supposed to test yourself. Could you bend
The dwarf smiles. "Standing right in front of me. Who made you run here day and night without sleep or even re
The dwarf sniffs. "I knew I was never going to find justice here. There's nothing but thieves and robbers arou
The dwarf standing on the cliff gives you a stern look. "Ah, there you are, at last. That was a long wait! Fro
The dwarf standing on the cliff gives you a stern look. "Ah, there you are, at last. That was a long wait! Fro
The dwarf stashes something hastily in a big bag when he spots you. "Um... What do you want? I mean, how can I
The dwarf stashes something hastily in a big bag when he spots you. "Um... What do you want? I mean, how can I
The dwarf turns away from the statue and stalks behind you, staring at the floor.
The dwarf turns pale. "Dragn sent you after me? Please don't kill me! I'm Kergan, his younger brother. What st
The dwarf turns to you and bows ceremoniously. "Forgive me, Your Grace! The surprise made me lose all my manne
The dwarf's face twists in a mix of fear and anger. "For pity's sake, for what?! This is lawlessness! Outrage!
The dwarf's wounds, shallow as they are, begin to heal, but he seems not to notice as he keeps whispering. "To
The earth beneath your feet trembles. Something in its depths is moving, falling, clasping. Harrim walks out t
The easiest way down would be to tie a rope to one of the trees growing along the cliff. We decided the one to
The echo rolls farther and farther from you, like a wave, catching up the fragments of the cursed cup, sweepin
The Eldest laughs — softly, musically. This laughter seems truly warm and sincere... as strange as this may so
The Eldest stands near the edge of the water, watching the circles on the surface, the dashing waves against t
The Eldest stands near the edge of the water, watching the circles on the surface, the dashing waves against t
The elementals billow and shiver anxiously. They seem distrustful of their newfound freedom. Twisted masses of
The elf allows herself a faint smile, unkind and frightening. "Flattery cannot buy me, ."
The elf awkwardly picks at the ground with the toe-cap of his boot.
The elf blushes ever so slightly and lowers his gaze. "I… I can't tell you. It's a secret!"
The elf bows low and vanishes silently.
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