(1160) Ralumion the Druid: You've come to a place of darkness.
A place of darkness? → (1162)
I'm looking for a monster called Mudclaw. → (1165)
I'm going to leave now. → (1164)
(1161) Ralumion the Druid: Why not? There is much to observe here, much that can be learnt. One might instead ask, why does a creature of death walk in the cave of verdant life, hm?
I'll take that as a rhetorical question. → (1163)
You called this a place of darkness? → (1162)
I'm looking for a monster called Mudclaw. → (1165)
I'm going to leave now. → (1164)
(1162) Ralumion the Druid: Yes, I meant it literally. I hope for your sake you brought light. I have seen people of the village come here sometimes, seeking adventure. They found only darkness, and the dark kept them.
Why is a druid here? → (1161)
I'm looking for a monster called Mudclaw. → (1165)
I'm going to leave now. → (1164)
(1165) Ralumion the Druid: That you are. It is here.
…know anything about it? → (1166)
You said this is a place of darkness? → (1162)
So why is a druid here? → (1161)
I'm going to leave now. → (1164)
(1164) Ralumion the Druid: So you are, but will you return? Hmm…
(1163) Ralumion the Druid: It was meant as such. Like here in this cave, there is a darkness within you. But your darkness comes from a different realm, not the concern of druids.
This is a place of darkness? → (1162)
I'm looking for a monster called Mudclaw. → (1165)
I'm going to leave now. → (1164)
(1166) Ralumion the Druid: I do, but nothing that interests you. You only seek its demise. Perhaps it is correct, if you should vanquish it. Perhaps it is to bring balance. But it will also leave a void…
You said this is a place of darkness? → (1162)
So why is a druid here? → (1161)
I'm going to leave now. → (1164)
