Template:NpcData/Sara Croft, Archaeological Magics

Sara Croft, Archaeological Magics
Aggressive	No
Hostile	No
Interactable	Yes
Shop	Sara Croft's Archaeological Magics Store, Sara Croft's Expedition Supplies

Shop Inventory

Sara Croft's Archaeological Magics Store

	Item	Buy	Sell	Stock	Restock Time
	Spellscroll: Bulwark Cliff Teleport	1000	600	2	3600s
	Spellbook: Bulwark Cliff Teleport	15000	9000	∞	-
	Spellcypress Wand	4530	2718	∞	-
	Spellcypress Staff	4560	2736	∞	-
	Deadwood Wand	3480	2088	0	-
	Deadwood Staff	3510	2106	0	-
	Crystalbark Wand	7935	4761	0	-
	Crystalbark Staff	7965	4779	0	-
	Highland Hermit's Robes	3020	1812	∞	-
	Highland Hermit's Hood	3000	1800	∞	-
	Mountain Shaman's Robes	2320	1392	0	-
	Mountain Shaman's Hood	2300	1380	0	-
	Frosthardened Spellrobes	4860	2916	0	-
	Frosthardened Spellhood	4850	2910	0	-

Sara Croft's Expedition Supplies

	Item	Buy	Sell	Stock	Restock Time
	Whiskey	100	60	5	600s
	Vigorous Healing Potion	9155	5493	1	600s
	Potion of Robust Healing	3380	2028	3	600s
	Ampoule of Melee Protection	1040	624	3	600s
	Mistypine Needles	50	30	10	600s
	Unusual Acorn	50	30	10	600s

Interactions

Gives

Item	Amount
Dragon Slayer's Confession	1
Dragon Stone	1

Requests

Item	Amount
Vindracaur's Last Egg	1

Quests

• Return of the Dragon Slayer: Completes the quest
• Secrets Lie in Ruins: Starts the quest, Advances to phase 4, Completes the quest
• The Loremaster of Thornhill: Starts the quest

Locations

This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).

Dialogue

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

Conversation starts

• "How lovely to see a fresh new face around these parts! Try not to get…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 0)
• "Hi there! Did you go exploring the buried temple then? Or are you just…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phases 1–2)
• "Ah, finally! You've been gone a while, I was worried I might not get t…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 3)
• "For the first time in a very long time I feel like an archeologist aga…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 4)
• "We should get back to the dragon slayer's tomb soon, I'd hate to waste…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phases 5–7)
• "You discovered something, didn't you? Please, don't keep me waiting -…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 8)
• "Feels odd to be back here keeping my shop like nothing's different, kn…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 999+) or Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 0–3)
• "Oh, you're back! You know, I received a letter from the old Loremaster…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 999+) or Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8)
• "I watched as you entered the dragon's lair, and now you emerge... dare…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 999+) or Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 9–10)
• "Master Rothar! Always a pleasure to see you here in my shop. I won't l…" — Requires quest Secrets Lie in Ruins (phase 999+) or Return of the Dragon Slayer (phase 999+)

Lady Sara Croft: How lovely to see a fresh new face around these parts! Try not to get yourself killed too quickly out there, that'd be no fun. Happens more often than you'd like to think...

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Lady Sara Croft: Anyway, you're here more for the magical items, and less for my charming company, I presume?

› That would be a correct assessment. →

› How come you've named your store 'Archeological Magics'? →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: My dream is to one day source an authentic dragon's egg, but until then, this is what I have in store...

› Continue (opens Sara Croft's Archaeological Magics Store) (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Oh, you noticed that, did you? It was a silly little thing really, a foolish girl's dream... You see, years ago I received my education among Mellorian high society, within the Royal Academy of Magic itself.

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Lady Sara Croft: I developed a great enthusiasm for ancient history and magical ruins, but little seems to remain uncovered in Melloria anymore. I thought I'd travel to the more remote edges of the world, to explore untouched ruins, thus I ended up here.

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Lady Sara Croft: Only... there's very little in terms of exploration I've been able to do. Really, it's been quite disappointing. But perhaps due to pride, I refused to return home with my tail between my legs either, so here I remained.

› You weren't able to find any ruins out here, in the mountains? →

› Interesting, but now I'd like to see what you hold in stock. →

› I bid you good luck in your endeavors. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: On the contrary, I believe there to be quite a few old ruins buried out there, hiding within the rocks. But I've not been able to explore a single one of them, for it turned out to be too dangerous.

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Lady Sara Croft: Take for instance the ruined village on the northern shore of the Frostmelt Lake - it was destroyed centuries ago. I discovered an old temple there, half buried in the ground...

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Lady Sara Croft: But before I had a chance to properly investigate, awful undead monstrosities arose from the temple's depths! I had to evacuate in great haste.

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Lady Sara Croft: Although, as I departed, something did catch my eye. It was the only thing I managed to pick up before darting away for my dear life - a scaly looking stone I foolishly hoped might have been a dragon's egg. Let me show you...

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Lady Sara Croft: *Sara Croft uncovers a white stone object that indeed has the look of a dragon's egg about it.*

But of course, it didn't turn out to be an actual fossilized dragon's egg. Instead it's simply an ornament, depicting a dragon's egg.

› I wonder what the story behind it is... →

› That's quite the story, but I'm curious to see what you hold in stock. →

› Thank you for sharing, but now I must be on my way. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Right?! I've only been able to speculate, and frankly not knowing is driving me mad. Ever since I was a child, I've dreamt of holding a real dragon's egg! If only we were able to investigate the temple further, to acquire more pieces of the puzzle...

› In that case, I'll let you know if I discover something out there. →

› Alas, I wish I could help, but I have my own matters to attend to. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I couldn't ask you to go out there, but if you do, please be careful! I know not whence those undead horrors came from, or what they desire, but they are most certainly not friendly.

› Continue (Secrets Lie in Ruins: starts the quest) (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Hi there! Did you go exploring the buried temple then? Or are you just back for some magical supplies?

› I'm here to trade for now. →

› Remind me, which way to the buried temple? →

› So, you're an archeologist of magical artifacts? →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: It's a part of the ruined village to the north, on the coast of the Frostmelt Lake. Look for a cemetery, the temple seemed to be a part of that. Just take care with the undead monstrosities roaming about...

› What kind of undead? →

› So, you're an archeologist of magical artifacts? →

› I'd like to see what you have to trade. →

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I better get going. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: The scary kind? I'm not the foremost expert on the undead - there are definitely corpses walking in the village - but the ones in the cemetery were different.

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Lady Sara Croft: Horrifying spirit creatures that filled my mind with dreadful visions when they emerged! But they didn't seem to stray far from the temple, almost like they're guarding it.

› Do you know the history of the ruined village? →

› So, you're an archeologist of magical artifacts? →

› I'd like to see what you have to trade. →

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I better get going. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Sadly no, and I wasn't ever able to investigate the ruins, as the undead there are too dangerous for me to handle. The villagers here never speak of it either, whether because they don't remember or it is taboo for them, I still don't know.

› So, you're an archeologist of magical artifacts? →

› I'd like to see what you have to trade. →

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I better get going. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Well, that's what I aspire to be. It's what I studied for during my time in Melloria. If only I'd had a little more success here. Why do interesting old ruins have to be so full traps and evil spirits? Ugh!

› Why was it you came all the way out here? →

› You haven't been able to make any findings here then? →

› Remind me, which way to the buried temple? →

› I'd like to see what you have to trade. →

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I better get going. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I would be hard pressed to make a fresh discovery back in Melloria. These remote hinterlands, on the other hand, contain so much untapped potential! But I vastly underestimated the dangers faced here...

› You haven't been able to make any findings here then? →

› Remind me, which way to the buried temple? →

› I'd like to see what you have to trade. →

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I better get going. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: None at all, I'm afraid, apart from the sculpture of a dragon egg I showed you. I'm certain it hides some greater meaning behind it, but there's no hope of uncovering that without braving into the ruins filled with undead monsters.

› Why was it you came all the way out here? →

› Remind me, which way to the buried temple? →

› I'd like to see what you have to trade. →

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I better get going. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: *You show Sara the dragon stone twin you found, and recount your observations at the Hall of Heroes. She listens to your story intently...*

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Lady Sara Croft: A temple honoring great heroes of the past, you say? And among them the last dragon slayer, Ser Percival Cinderain himself - astonishing...

› Are you familiar with his legend? →

› A location was marked at the shrine, and there was another dragon stone similar to the one you found. →

Lady Sara Croft: Oh, believe me, I learnt all that's been written about dragons and their slayers in the libraries of Melloria. Where would I even begin?

› What can you tell me about dragons? →

› How about the dragon slayer himself? →

› A location was marked at the shrine, and there was another dragon stone similar to the one you found. →

Lady Sara Croft: As far as I'm aware, no dragon has been sighted across the known realms for a few centuries now. The creatures have faded into myth, but I believe their stories are quite real.

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Lady Sara Croft: By their descriptions, they were magnificent creatures - the epitome of raw power! Yet entirely unable to live in harmony with humans, for they always sought opponents to match their might.

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Lady Sara Croft: They would burn our settlements, until great dragon slayers arose to hunt them down. Ironically, as I understand, a dragon would have respected a slayer challenging them in honest combat, even though they ultimately perished for it.

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Lady Sara Croft: At least we believe they're all gone, but we don't actually know that. Dragons were near enough immortal, and it's possible individuals could remain hiding somewhere. Although, it would not be within a dragon's nature to hide...

› What about the dragon slayer, whose shrine I found? →

› A location was marked at the shrine, and there was another dragon stone similar to the one you found. →

Lady Sara Croft: Ser Percival Cinderain is known to be the last dragon slayer. He worked together with his clever wizard companion, Merlinius, and brought down the great red dragon of Amarien's Mountains.

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Lady Sara Croft: Mountain villagers were devastated by the dragon Vindracaur, whom they also named 'The Red Tempest', until Ser Percival finally arrived to challenge her deep within her mountain realm.

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Lady Sara Croft: Legends tell of a long and exhausting battle between Vindracaur and the dragon slayer, from which Ser Percival ultimately emerged victorious.

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Lady Sara Croft: He is thus also known as the last dragon slayer, because after his defeat of Vindracaur, no further dragons emerged, and so too the dragon slayers faded into history.

› There are no more dragons then? →

› A location was marked at the shrine, and there was another dragon stone similar to the one you found. →

Lady Sara Croft: Indeed, you said the shrine indicated a location within the Verdant Shelter? I am familiar with the ruins there; it is an area of relative safety here in the mountains, and I've frequently wandered the site.

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Lady Sara Croft: If the site is linked to the shrine you discovered, then it could very well be the lost Tomb of the Dragon Slayer! But I never was able to get the entrance to open, hmm...

› Perhaps the dragon stones have something to do with that? →

Lady Sara Croft: Of course! But, erm... what? Most likely they might need to be placed somewhere to unlock the entrance. This definitely warrants a fresh inspection of the ruins!

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Lady Sara Croft: Here, take the dragon stones - both yours and mine - and meet me at the ruins located at the Verdant Shelter. The site rests at the very edge of the green valley, in the eastern part of these foothills.

› Very well. (Secrets Lie in Ruins: advances to phase 4; receive Dragon Stone) (end)

Lady Sara Croft: *You wish to show Sara the dragon stone twin you found, but it's not to be found within your bags. Now where did you leave it...?*

› Nevermind... (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Ah, finally! You've been gone a while, I was worried I might not get to see you again. Does this mean you've been to the old village ruins?

› I found something interesting... →

› I found something interesting... →

› I'm here to trade for now. →

› Do you know the history of the ruined village? →

› So, you're an archeologist of magical artifacts? →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: For the first time in a very long time I feel like an archeologist again! Oh, I'm so giddy with excitement!

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Lady Sara Croft: Of course, I still rely on you to take care of dangers and do the general heavy lifting... but still!

› First, I'd like a quick trade. →

› Remind me, where should I be heading next? →

› May I probe your mind on draconic legends? →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I want to explore the site of ruins at the Verdant Shelter; based on its connection to the shrine you found, I suspect it might be the long Lost Tomb of the Dragon Slayer!

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Lady Sara Croft: Take the dragon stones and meet me at the ruins in Verdant Shelter. The site rests at the very edge of the green valley, in the eastern part of these foothills.

› You haven't been able to explore the tomb before? →

› May I probe your mind on draconic legends? →

› Before that, I'd like to trade something quick. →

› I'll meet you there. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: A massive granite slab blocks the entrance and I wasn't ever able to get it to budge. But maybe now the dragon stones you and I found may offer some clue to open the way.

› May I probe your mind on draconic legends? →

› Before that, I'd like to trade something quick. →

› We'll learn more once there. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I'm no real expert, mind you, but I'll tell you what I know.

› What can you tell me about dragons? →

› What do you know about the dragon slayer? →

› Nevermind. →

Lady Sara Croft: As far as I'm aware, no dragon has been sighted across the known realms for a few centuries now. The creatures have faded into myth, but I believe their stories are quite real.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: By their descriptions, they were magnificent creatures - the epitome of raw power! Yet entirely unable to live in harmony with humans, for they always sought opponents to match their might.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: They would burn our settlements, until great dragon slayers arose to hunt them down. Ironically, as I understand, a dragon would have respected a slayer challenging them in honest combat, even though they ultimately perished for it.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: At least we believe they're all gone, but we don't actually know that. Dragons were near enough immortal, and it's possible individuals could remain hiding somewhere. Although, it would not be within a dragon's nature to hide...

› What do you know about the dragon slayer? →

› Interesting, but let's discuss something else... →

Lady Sara Croft: Ser Percival Cinderain is known to be the last dragon slayer. He worked together with his clever wizard companion, Merlinius, and brought down the great red dragon of Amarien's Mountains.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: Mountain villagers were devastated by the dragon Vindracaur, whom they also named 'The Red Tempest', until Ser Percival finally arrived to challenge her deep within her mountain realm.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: Legends tell of a long and exhausting battle between Vindracaur and the dragon slayer, from which Ser Percival ultimately emerged victorious.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: He is thus also known as the last dragon slayer, because after his defeat of Vindracaur, no further dragons emerged, and so too the dragon slayers faded into history.

› What can you tell me about dragons? →

› Interesting, but let's discuss something else... →

Lady Sara Croft: Let me know if you need anything!

› I'd like a quick trade. →

› Remind me, where should I be heading next? →

› May I probe your mind on draconic legends? →

› I should go. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: We should get back to the dragon slayer's tomb soon, I'd hate to waste time maintaining a shop while there are incredible discoveries just waiting for us to find!

› There's something I'd like to trade first. →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: You discovered something, didn't you? Please, don't keep me waiting - I'm about to burst with excitement!

› *Show Sara the dragon slayer's confession.* →

› Hold on, there's something I need to show you... (end)

Lady Sara Croft: *You silently hand over the stone slate containing the dragon slayer's confession. Child-like glee quickly washes away from Sara's face the further she reads the carving.*

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Lady Sara Croft: Oh my... this can't be right... I mean, if this is right, it implies two things... Firstly, the legends we were led to believe for centuries were always a lie.

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Lady Sara Croft: And secondly... there's a live dragon out there, imprisoned for centuries somewhere within the mountain! And one that is apparently ready to break free at any time!

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Lady Sara Croft: So our last, greatest dragon slayer decided to just lie down in his grave and leave the dragon for later generations to deal with?! I'd like to haul his dusty bones out of the crypt and give them a proper whipping!

› So, what now? →

Lady Sara Croft: Well, I never expected a find like this - these sorts of things are way beyond my level of expertise! I just hope we aren't all doomed come tomorrow!

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Lady Sara Croft: But, in case that won't happen just yet... there's a loremaster in Thornhill who might be very interested in seeing the stone slate you discovered. Maybe he'll have a better idea what to do about it?

› Where do I find this loremaster? →

› What do you think he will do with this knowledge? →

› I'll seek him out next time I travel to the city. →

Lady Sara Croft: He maintains a library near Thornhill's Brinebridge, on the eastern side of the city.

› What do you think he will do with this knowledge? →

› I'll seek him out next time I travel to the city. →

Lady Sara Croft: Apart from the fact that hoarding knowledge is kind of his thing? Well, he is very old, wise and knowledgeable in general.

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Lady Sara Croft: He may be able to view your finding with a perspective I simply can't offer. I hope he knows what we're supposed to do, because I surely do not.

› Where do I find this loremaster? →

› I'll seek him out next time I travel to the city. →

Lady Sara Croft: I hope that will be for the best. In the meantime, I must resume tending to my shop. Come by if you have something interesting to trade?

› Continue (end)

› Continue (Secrets Lie in Ruins: completes the quest; The Loremaster of Thornhill: starts the quest) (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Feels odd to be back here keeping my shop like nothing's different, knowing there's a vengeful old dragon out there ready to burst out of its prison at any moment... anyway, what can I do for you?

› *Recover Dragon Slayer's Tablet.* (receive Dragon Slayer's Confession) (end)

› I'm here to shop. →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Oh, you're back! You know, I received a letter from the old Loremaster of Thornhill detailing what you've been up to, and what you're planning next...

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Lady Sara Croft: He asked me to join you in the mountains, to support you in any way I can. Well, as you know, I'm no fighter... but I can set up base camp for us near the mouth of the dragon's cave.

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Lady Sara Croft: I'll meet you at the Dragon Peaks, don't you worry. I just have to take care of some things here first. Speaking of which, is there anything you need from my shop?

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock. →

› Which way should I head to reach the Dragon Peaks? →

› What help will you offer me against the dragon? →

› I'll see you at the mountain peaks. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: There's a passage that leads further into the mountains, north of the foothills. You'll find it near the trail that takes you to the Squallstone Keep. Follow the passage and you should eventually stumble your way into the Dragon Peaks.

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Lady Sara Croft: I'm still gathering supplies here at the village, but I'll then make haste to meet up with you in the Dragon Peaks. I've even managed to rope in a few of the villagers to help me with travel and protection!

› What help will you offer me against the dragon? →

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock. →

› I'll see you at the mountain peaks. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I may not be of much use in battle I'm afraid, as I think we established from the very beginning. But that doesn't mean there aren't other things I could do for you.

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Lady Sara Croft: I shall do my best to watch your back, and if things with the dragon get a little bit too heated, I can use a spell to try to pull you out of the fire.

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Lady Sara Croft: Aside from that, I'm preparing some supplies here at the village to bring with me to the mountains, and I'll occasionally head back down to restock.

› Which way should I head to reach the Dragon Peaks? →

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock. →

› I'll see you at the mountain peaks. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I watched as you entered the dragon's lair, and now you emerge... dare I even ask? Is it over... could the great dragon really be dead?

› I fulfilled the Dragon Slayer's duty, Vindracaur has been slain. →

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Then the Red Tempest finally lies still... after all these years, trapped inside the mountain...

*Though relieved, a sense of melancholy also radiates from Sara.*

› However, that is not all - I did recover one of her eggs for you. →

› Wait, I may have left something in the lair... →

Lady Sara Croft: Oh, truly...? Then you remembered, a dragon's egg had always been something I dreamed of finding! It feels even more significant now that I witnessed the end of possibly the last dragon ever...

› Do you feel sorry for her? →

› Why the fascination with the egg? →

› What will you do now that you have your egg? →

Lady Sara Croft: I cannot help it... Please, don't misunderstand; I know she had to be ended and I do not regret that you did it. But I do not feel it was right the way she was left trapped inside the mountain for centuries.

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Lady Sara Croft: She must have been driven mad by her confinement, all for what? For being a dragon, for being too powerful to fall to Ser Percival's sword? I doubt she was ever evil, she only followed her nature.

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Lady Sara Croft: I don't know how things could have been different, but I do wish it nonetheless. I wish there had been some way to co-exist with dragons. Now they may all be finally gone forever...

› Why the fascination with the egg? →

› What will you do now that you have your egg? →

Lady Sara Croft: I dreamed of finding one ever since I saw depictions of the creatures in a book as a child! I longed for some connection with the magnificent, mythical creatures thought to have been lost forever.

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Lady Sara Croft: That childish fantasy stuck with me ever since, yet I never truly expected it to come true. But now that I hold a very real egg in my hands...

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Lady Sara Croft: More than anything, I'm struck by the weight of my responsibility over it. It is not a trophy to put on display for someone to gawk at. It may be all that remains of the dragons - their only hope to avoid being condemned to extinction - and you've entrusted me custody of it.

› It seems like you may feel a little sorry for Vindracaur. →

› What will you do now that you have it? →

Lady Sara Croft: I will do my best to study it, very carefully mind you. No harm will come to it under my care. If it contains life, I will attempt to preserve it as best I'm able.

› And should it hatch...? →

Lady Sara Croft: I do not know if it can without the care of its mother, or indeed if it can be made to hatch artificially. Truly, I know not the first thing about the egg! Not before I've had a chance to study it anyway.

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Lady Sara Croft: Would I hatch it if I could? I suppose even I don't know the answer to that question. But if a dragon did emerge from it, I would take it somewhere far away from people and attempt to train it if possible.

› You'll do what's for best, I'm sure. →

Lady Sara Croft: You've given me a lot of responsibility, Dragon Slayer, and a great lot more to think about. I'm glad you came along when you did... and I'm glad you saved the world too!

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Lady Sara Croft: I hope I'll continue to see you around, friend! The doors to my shop will always be open for you should you ever feel like dropping in for a chat... or heavens forbid, actually buying something...

› Good luck with the egg and farewell, Sara. (hand over Vindracaur's Last Egg; Return of the Dragon Slayer: completes the quest) (end)

Lady Sara Croft: *You wished to gift Vindracaur's egg to Lady Sara as proof of the deed.*

› Leave. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Master Rothar! Always a pleasure to see you here in my shop. I won't lie, the warm hearth is a welcome change to the freezing campsite we have at Dragon Peaks.

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Lady Sara Croft: So, what brings you here? Is it my charming company perhaps, or dare I presume you might actually like to buy something...?

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock, Sara. →

› Look at the baby dragon straggler I found in the cave, I named her Biola! →

› How fares the dragon egg I gave you? →

› What can you tell me about Dragon Slayer's abilities? →

› Farewell, Sara. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Everything I have is for sale. Except for the dragon's egg, of course, that truly is priceless...

› Continue (opens Sara Croft's Archaeological Magics Store) (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Woah, that's incredible! Is she truly a surviving dragon? Let me take a closer look at her...

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Lady Sara Croft: Hmm, interesting... I believe this poor girl hatched early and will never develop into a proper dragon. I think she is what we might call a drakeling.

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Lady Sara Croft: Not all dragon spawn get the chance to become dragons. But when the flawed offspring do survive, they sometimes evolve into lesser draconic creatures, such as the draconic hounds you may have seen across the mountains.

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Lady Sara Croft: This little drakeling seems imprinted to you! And what she lacks in size, she definitely makes up in character. No doubt she'll make for a fierce and loyal companion!

› How fares the dragon egg I gave you? →

› What can you tell me about Dragon Slayer's abilities? →

› Did you have any supplies left I could buy? →

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock, Sara. →

› Farewell, Sara. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: I've had a chance to probe it with a few careful spells and I think it's alive! It can't speak, obviously, but...

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Lady Sara Croft: Sometimes I feel I get sensations emanating from it, feelings I can't really describe. For instance, I could just tell that the egg wanted to be some place warmer.

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Lady Sara Croft: I've been keeping it very near a campfire when I've had the chance, or tucked within the fading coals of a hearth. I 'feel' that makes it pleased.

› What can you tell me about Dragon Slayer's abilities? →

› Look at the baby dragon straggler I found in the cave, I named her Biola! →

› Did you have any supplies left I could buy? →

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock, Sara. →

› Farewell, Sara. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: From what I understand, not only can you effectively ward off incoming attacks bracing behind the shield, but the shield is also capable of reflecting some of the energy back at your enemies.

› Continue →

Lady Sara Croft: The shield is also capable of storing energy in the form of dragonfire, allowing you to unleash it upon your enemies at a time of your choosing.

› How fares the dragon egg I gave you? →

› Look at the baby dragon straggler I found in the cave, I named her Biola! →

› Did you have any supplies left I could buy? →

› I wouldn't mind taking a look at your stock, Sara. →

› Farewell, Sara. (end)

Lady Sara Croft: Of course! Here's what I've packed for this expedition...

› Continue (opens Sara Croft's Expedition Supplies) (end)