Me | Don't I know you? You are Cor Angar. You used to be a templar in the swamp camp. | |
Angar | (resigned) Call me Angar. I have set aside my title. The Brotherhood of the Sleeper has disbanded. | |
Angar | Curious, but you seem somehow familiar to me. Yet, I cannot quite recall you. | |
Me | What's the matter with you? | |
Angar | (dismissively) Oh. I haven't been able to sleep properly for some time. These constant nightmares. | |
Me | The Brotherhood of the Sleeper has been enslaved by evil. | |
Me | Your former friends from the swamp camp roam the land wearing black robes and feeling really irritated by anything that moves. | |
Angar | What are you talking about? | |
Me | They serve the enemy now and are nothing but soulless warriors of evil. | |
Angar | By all the gods. Would that I had not allowed myself to be blinded so. That will never happen to me again, that I swear. | |
Me | How did you get here? | |
Angar | After the collapse of the magic barrier, I hid myself in the mountains. It became time for me to do something. | |
Angar | I strayed about for days, until I suddenly awoke in the castle. Do not ask me what happened. I don't know. | |
Angar | To make matters worse, I have also lost the amulet which I have had for years. I shall go mad if I do not find it again. | |
Me | Where exactly did you lose your amulet? | |
Angar | Somewhere in the south, shortly before I awoke here in the castle. | |
Angar | It must be here somewhere. | |
Angar | I suspect it was stolen. I absolutely must have it back. | |
Me | What happened to the others from the swamp camp? | |
Angar | The last thing I remember is that the Barrier collapsed, accompanied by a nerve-shattering scream. | |
Angar | Stricken with panicked fear, we fell to the ground, writhing in pain. That voice. It grew ever louder. | |
Angar | And then when it was over, they all ran mad and disappeared into the bleak night, screaming loudly. | |
Angar | I have not seen them again. | |
Me | What will you do next? | |
Angar | I shall rest a while first, so that I may take up the search for my lost amulet. | |
Angar | I have heard something of dragons. | |
Angar | It is also being said that many warriors have come to the Valley of Mines to hunt them. | |
Angar | I am thinking of joining them. | |
Me | I found your amulet. | |
Angar | Thank you. I thought I would never see it again. | |
Me | What makes it so special for you? | |
Angar | It was a gift. | |
Me | I see. | |
Me | What are you planning to do now? | |
Angar | Get out of this accursed valley. | |
Angar | Perhaps we shall meet again. Farewell. | |
Me | Maybe I can help you find your amulet. | |
Angar | Why not. Some help cannot hurt. | |
Me | What about the dragon hunters? | |
Angar | I will speak with them later. Maybe they can use a strong arm. | |
Me | When will you go? | |
Angar | As soon as I feel better. | |
Me | Where do you want to look? | |
Angar | I shall go to the south, where I was last. | |
Angar | There is a cave tomb there, surrounded by many boulders. | |
Me | I've got to go. | |
Angar | Watch your back. | |
Me | Is something wrong? | |
Angar | Do you hear that? Never in my life have I heard such a dreadful noise! | |
Me | What do you mean? I don't hear a thing! | |
Angar | The whole area here stinks of death and destruction. The putrid creatures guard the rocky entrance to the crypt in front of us. | |
Angar | Something ghastly is concealing itself in there and sending its henchmen to the surface of this world. | |
Angar | I am almost certain that my amulet was lost somewhere here. | |
Me | Have you talked to the dragon hunters? | |
Angar | Yes. But I had expected a fellowship like the one we had in the Swamp Camp. | |
Angar | The boys are nothing but a wild, motley collection of idiots. It's nothing for me. | |
Me | What's hiding in the cave in the rocks? | |
Angar | Something will not let me get close to the entrance! | |
Angar | It is guarded by a magical creature. I have seen it at night, searching the area. A disgusting thing. | |
Angar | It glides back and forth between the trees, and you get the impression that it sucks up all life in its surroundings like a sponge. | |
Me | Let's go together. | |
Angar | I shall try it. But be careful. | |
Angar | (bellows) Only death and destruction. I must get out of here. | |
Angar | (whispers) There it is! Do you hear that? | |
Me | What's the matter? | |
Angar | I cannot go farther with you. | |
Angar | Something tells me that I will never get out of here alive. | |
Angar | I can't explain it, but ... | |
Angar | I have to get out of this accursed land as quickly as possible, otherwise I'm going to suffer the same fate as my brethren. | |
Angar | Every time I face one of these ... hellspawn, I have the feeling that I am fighting my own people. | |
Me | Angar? What are you doing here? | |
Angar | I was on my way to the pass when I bumped into the orcs. I couldn't shake off the god-forsaken brutes. | |
Angar | I'll wait a while and then move across the pass. I'll see you on the other side! | |
Me | I don't like to leave you alone! | |
Angar | Sure. Off you go. I'll see you. | |