Me | Everything all right? | |
Grom | Ah, an unfamiliar wanderer. I am very busy, so what do you want? | |
Me | What interesting things are there to see here? | |
Grom | Interesting is well put. If you go deeper into the woods here, you will run into some very evil fellows. | |
Grom | They're about ten feet tall, hairy, and in a really bad mood. So don't go there if you're not strong enough for them. | |
Me | What are you doing here? | |
Grom | Well, the things a woodcutter and hunter usually does. | |
Me | Can you teach me something about hunting? | |
Grom | Sure. But first get me something decent to eat. I'm dying of hunger out here. | |
Grom | I want a bottle of milk, a loaf of bread and a fat ham, then I'll teach you what you want. | |
Me | Here's the food you wanted. | |
Grom | Fantastic. And now? | |
Me | Teach me how to hunt. | |
Grom | What do you want to learn? | |
Grom | I can't teach you anything you don't already know. | |
Grom | Cut a slit in the animal's legs so that you can strip the skin off. Do that from front to back, not the other way around. | |
Grom | When removing the teeth you have to take special care that they don't break when they come away from the skull. | |
Grom | You remove the heart of the animal with a deft cut in the chest. But it's usually only worth it with special animals or magical beings. | |
Grom | The mandibles of a minecrawler or field raider have to be removed with a very strong metal lever. They are lodged very deeply in the animal's skull. | |
Grom | To take off a shadowbeast horn, brace yourself against the skull with all your might, pulling on the horn and cutting the thing out with a hard blade. | |