Thekla | What are you doing here in my kitchen? | |
Me | Something smells delicious here! | |
Thekla | Oh yes! I know the likes of you! They're swarming all over the place. | |
Thekla | First they try to get on your good side, and then, when you need them, they're nowhere to be seen! | |
Me | I'm hungry! | |
Thekla | I don't dish out food to tramps. I only feed people who work. | |
Thekla | (contemptuously) And that mercenary riffraff, of course. | |
Thekla | Here, your grub. | |
Thekla | We don't serve militiamen here. | |
Thekla | How could I refuse the request of a representative of Innos? | |
Me | I'm looking for work ... | |
Thekla | You want to work here on the farm? | |
Thekla | Only Onar can decide that. The farm is his, and so's the entire valley. | |
Me | Actually, I was planning to join the mercenaries ... | |
Thekla | So you're another of those felons from the penal colony? | |
Thekla | I might have known! Just leave me alone! There's already enough of your kind around here! | |
Me | I need a place to sleep. | |
Thekla | Don't even think about sleeping in my kitchen. Go find yourself a place in the barn. | |
Me | What's your problem with the mercenaries? | |
Thekla | Ah, those morons really get on my nerves! Especially Sylvio and his fat buddy Bullco. | |
Thekla | The two of them have been sitting in their corner for days now, making life miserable for me. | |
Thekla | The soup is too hot, the meat is too tough, et cetera and so forth. | |
Me | Then why don't you do anything about it? | |
Thekla | And what am I to do, Mr. Smartypants? Whack them with my rolling pin? I can do that to the farmers, but these lowly bastards just hit back. | |
Me | Want me to teach the two of them some manners? | |
Thekla | You had better not try that, honey. As far as I know, Sylvio has magic armor. He can't be defeated. | |
Me | And what about Bullco? | |
Thekla | That guy is strong as an ox. So far, he has flattened anyone who tried to mess with him or Sylvio. | |
Thekla | You really let Bullco have it, honey. | |
Thekla | Must have been an exhausting job to thrash that fat swine. | |
Thekla | That's quite a licking you took there, honey. | |
Thekla | Didn't I tell you? Now you know what I mean. | |
Me | I'm happy to see you're having fun. | |
Thekla | Now don't you pull a face like that. You're not the first one who got beaten up by that scum. | |
Thekla | Here, have a bite to eat so you'll gain back your strength. | |
Me | Here's the package from Sagitta. | |
Thekla | Thanks a lot. So you can make yourself useful after all. | |
Me | Can I have some more of your stew? | |
Thekla | I haven't got any now. | |
Me | Not even a tiny bowl? | |
Thekla | No. | |
Me | Can I lick the pot, then? | |
Thekla | Will you cut it out! | |
Thekla | If you're so keen on my stew, you'll have to do something to get it. | |
Me | What? | |
Thekla | Go see Sagitta, the healer who lives behind Sekob's farm, and bring me a package of her herbs. | |
Thekla | If you bring me the herbs, I'll make you some stew. | |
Thekla | All right. I'll be nice, then. Here. So you won't starve before my very eyes. | |
Thekla | Hey, hey, hey, not so greedy! I'll let you know when I have anything else for you to do. | |
Thekla | And THEN you can have more stew, got it? | |
Thekla | I heard you helped Bennet get out of jail. Good job, kid. | |
Thekla | These militia bastards threw Bennet in the hole. | |
Thekla | Do me a favor and get him out of there, will you? In the meantime, I'll cook you some yummy stew. | |
Thekla | I've got nothing left. Come back later. | |
Thekla | You're always hungry, aren't you? Just what is it you do all the time? | |
Me | I've done in a few dragons. | |
Thekla | Oh! I guess it's time for a hearty bowl of stew, then. | |
Thekla | That was it. No more stew left over. | |
Thekla | No herbs, no stew - understood? | |