Jan | It was a really, really stupid idea to come here. | |
Jan | I thought there was something to be had here. But there's nothing here but a few arrogant paladins and orcs. | |
Me | You forgot about the dragons! | |
Jan | (mockingly) How could I forget. I'll tell you what. I'm a blacksmith, not a warrior. | |
Jan | I make weapons. The fighting I leave to others. | |
Me | Then why aren't you standing behind an anvil? | |
Jan | The paladins here won't let me into the smithy. I can't make anything unless I want to wind up in the dungeon. | |
Jan | You're one of them, too. So how about putting in a good word for me? | |
Me | I'll try to help you. | |
Jan | How will you manage that? Parcival has ordered a watch kept on us. | |
Jan | No one would dare to disregard it. | |
Me | I'll do whatever I can. | |
Jan | I can't imagine that he would listen to you. | |
Me | What's in it for me if I help you? | |
Jan | I don't have anything. At the most, I could teach you something. | |
Jan | I know a method of making blades forged from magic ore even harder. | |
Me | I've got to be on my way. | |
Jan | Terrific. I can't leave the castle now, and I can't forge anything either. | |
Me | Where do you come from? | |
Jan | I've joined up with some men from the mountains. We were headed for the valley to make a real profit hunting dragons. | |
Jan | Their leader went by the name of Sylvio. Boy, what an ass. He treated me like I was his property. | |
Me | What all happened in the castle? | |
Jan | Nothing that I've heard. Of course, I'm worried about what's happened OUTSIDE the castle. | |
Me | I talked to Parcival. | |
Jan | So? | |
Me | He doesn't trust us dragon hunters. | |
Me | He doesn't trust you dragon hunters. | |
Jan | Damn. I just want to work. | |
Jan | Then I might as well give up. Only Garond could help me now. | |
Me | Go get your hammer, there's work for you. | |
Jan | You did it? How did you manage that? | |
Me | I had to vouch for you, so don't disappoint me. | |
Jan | Don't worry. I'm glad that I can work at all. | |
Me | Are you selling any weapons? | |
Jan | No way. And then your colleagues here will stick me in jail for black-marketing, huh? Nah, forget about it. | |
Jan | I would if I could. But first I have to provide the paladins here in the castle with weapons. | |
Jan | But I can show you how to forge your own weapon. | |
Me | Teach me how to be a smith. | |
Jan | What exactly do you plan to make? | |
Me | Can I buy some armor from you? | |
Jan | Nothing that would be better than your armor. We should forget it. | |
Jan | A mage who wants armor? Forget it - go see a tailor. I can't make armor for you. | |
Jan | If I had any, I'd sell it to you. Unfortunately, I don't have any. | |
Me | I guess there's nothing to be done. | |
Jan | Once you've got something after all, just let me know. | |
Me | Can you make one for me, then? | |
Jan | Well, if you want something better, you'll have to get me the materials. | |
Me | What is it you need? | |
Jan | You want to fight the dragons, don't you? Bring me some dragon scales - with those, I should be able to cobble something together for you. | |
Jan | 20 scales should be enough. | |
Me | I've got the dragon scales for you. | |
Jan | Good, something can be done with that. | |
Jan | Come back tomorrow, the part should be finished then. | |
Jan | I need 20 dragon scales, otherwise I can't make you any armor. | |
Me | Is the armor ready? | |
Jan | No, not yet. Come back tomorrow. | |
Jan | Yes, a real masterpiece. You can buy it if you want. | |
Jan | I'll give you a special price. 12,000 gold pieces. | |
Me | What? After all I've done for you? | |
Jan | Don't be like that. I've got to make a living here. Take it or leave it. | |
Me | I want to buy the armor. | |
Jan | You can see that it's worth every gold piece. | |
Jan | You don't have enough gold. | |
Me | I've killed a dragon. | |
Me | I've killed a few dragons. | |
Me | I've killed all the dragons. | |
Jan | So what? You are a dragon hunter, aren't you? | |
Me | Aren't you one, too? | |
Jan | That's nice. But to be honest, I'm not particularly interested. | |
Jan | I already told you, I'd rather make weapons than set out myself to kill dragons. | |
Jan | There is one thing, however, that could interest me. | |
Jan | If you could get me some dragon blood, I would pay a high price for it. | |
Me | I've got some dragon blood for you. | |
Jan | That's great. Sell me everything you have. | |
Me | Everything all right? | |
Jan | Absolutely nothing is clear! | |
Jan | Why did you idiots open the gate? You paladins are a few beans short of a fart! | |
Jan | So they just go ahead and open the gate. Dimwits! I just can't get over it. | |