Template:NpcData/Sira the Housekeeper

Sira the Housekeeper
Level	1
Aggressive	No
Hostile	No
Interactable	Yes
Respawn	300s

Dialogue

17 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.

Conversation starts

• "Oh... master Rothar, sir! What can I do for you?"
• "Yes, master, what is it?"
• "Master Rothar? Did you find the doctor then?"
• "Master Rothar, what can I do for you?"

Sira the Housekeeper: Oh... master Rothar, sir! What can I do for you?

› I'm looking for my children, Sira. Happen to have seen them? →

› What are you doing in here, Sira? Is everything all right? →

› Carry on. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Oh... No, sir. Not since I locked myself in here anyway...

› Right... And why exactly are you hiding in here? →

› Okay, goodbye then. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: I'm sorry, master. These idiot servants I'm meant to look after are running around like headless chickens - it's all caused me a terrible migraine. I asked Dr. Ben to make one of his migraine potions but it's been hours and he still hasn't come back.

› Don't worry, Sira. If I see the man, I'll tell him to hurry it up. →

› What ever could be holding him back? →

› That sounds tough, but I need to go. Good luck. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Oh thank you, master. I'm sure you'll find him somewhere outside looking for his herbs. He can't have gone far.

› Hang in there. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Oh I don't know, that man is so lost in daydreaming sometimes it drives me insane! I'm sure he went outside to pick ingredients.

› Could he have got himself hurt? →

› Okay. Sounds tough but I need to go. Good luck. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Maybe. I wouldn't be surprised if he managed to spring his ankle while trying to sit on a chair. Oh would you see if he's all right?

› All right, if I see him I'll tell him to hurry it up. →

› Can't, Sira, got headaches of my own. Good luck. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Yes, master, what is it?

› Did you happen to see my children at all? →

› So where should I look for Dr. B? →

› Nevermind. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Not since I shut myself in here. Sorry I can't be of more help.

› So where should I look for Dr. B? →

› Okay, I'll see you later. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: He went outside to look for ingredients, I don't really know more than that. But I'm sure he can't have gone far.

› Did you happen to see my children at all? →

› Okay, I'll see you later. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Master Rothar? Did you find the doctor then?

› Worry not, Sira, I have your potion. →

› Continue (end)

› Not yet. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Thank goodness, master! *Sira gulps down her migraine potion*

› Continue →

Sira the Housekeeper: Ah I feel better already, though I think I'll wait here a while more for the potion to do its job. Oh master, I could kiss you!

› Ahem, I don't think Fayle would like that very much. →

› Yes, I deserve a kiss. →

Sira the Housekeeper: Oh of course not master, I merely meant to say I'm very thankful.

› Great, I'll see you later Sira. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Oh? Well of course, though just a little one mind you. Here you go!

› Perfect, I'll see you later Sira. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Master Rothar, what can I do for you?

› Is the migraine getting better? →

› Another kiss? →

› Nevermind, see you later. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: It's definitely getting better, master, thank you. Though I'll stay here and wait it out a little while longer.

› All right, good luck. (end)

Sira the Housekeeper: Master, that would be highly inappropriate! It is my duty to remind you that you must stay loyal to your lovely wife, Fayle.

› Of course, what was I thinking? I'll go now. (end)