Rega

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MeHow's it going?
RegaYou're from the city, aren't you?
RegaYou're one of Onar's mercenaries, aren't you?
RegaYou're a magician, aren't you?
RegaYou're not one of us, huh?
RegaI'd get out of here if I were you.
MeWhy?
RegaThis wasn't a paradise before, but at least we were left in peace as long as we did our work for Sekob.
RegaBut lately it has become unbearable.
RegaBandits are everywhere, field raiders destroy the entire harvest, and the landowner is getting to be pretty brutal.
MeAre you afraid of the landowner, then?
RegaYou bet. If the landowner doesn't like people's faces, he sends his mercenaries after them, and that's the last you see of them.
RegaSo we prefer to keep our mouths closed.
MeShouldn't the mercenaries take care of the field raiders?
RegaI don't know what they're being paid for, but certainly not to help us common people.
RegaThe field raider problem is left to the small farmers who rent the fields from him.
MeHow do you protect yourselves against the bandits?
RegaWe don't. We run away. What else?
MeSo who's the nasty guy over there?
RegaDon't get me wrong, but I don't want to get into trouble. Go ask somebody else.
MeKeep your chin up.
RegaThat's easy for you to say. You live in town, after all.
RegaIf you mercenaries weren't quite so unbearable, everything else wouldn't be so bad.
RegaThere's fewer and fewer magicians about. I hope you're not the last one. We need you - now more than ever.
RegaThat's not so easy if you're working for Sekob the slave-driver.