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Me	What can you tell me about the scrapers?
Parcival	I assembled the three groups.
Parcival	Marcos, Fajeth and Silvestro are the paladins who each lead a group.
Parcival	Marcos' group set out in the direction of an old mine - led by an old digger named Grimes.
Parcival	The other two groups set out together.
Parcival	Jergan, one of our scouts, has reported that they set up camp near a large tower.
Me	Which group of scrapers did Diego go with?
Parcival	This convict - Diego? He's with paladin Silvestro's group.
Me	Do you know how to get to the mining sites?
Parcival	There's no safe way into that valley. But it seems to make sense to me not to take the direct route.
Parcival	Keep away from the orcs and the woods - and may Innos protect you.
Me	How's the situation?
Parcival	The camp is surrounded by orcs. They've really dug themselves in.
Parcival	But even more alarming are the attacks by the dragons. They have destroyed the entire outer ring by now.
Parcival	Another dragon attack and we'll take heavy losses.
Me	How many dragons are there?
Parcival	We don't know how many there are all in all, but it's more than one.
Parcival	But that isn't all. The whole Valley of Mines is full of evil creatures that support the dragons.
Parcival	Let's not kid ourselves - without reinforcements from outside, our chances of getting out of here alive are slim.
Parcival	Everything is still quiet. But that can change quickly.
Parcival	We'll stand firm for as long as we can.
Parcival	Innos will aid us. His light illuminates our hearts!
Parcival	Hey! Don't you have anything better to do than constantly chatter at me? Beat it!
Me	Everything all right?
Parcival	Up to now!
Parcival	Yeah, damnit.
Parcival	(laughs) Ah. Now I understand what you've got in mind. No, my friend. Not this time.
Parcival	Don't bug me.
Me	Did anything important happen?
Parcival	You belong to those scum who call themselves DRAGON HUNTERS?
Parcival	Really, I had expected that you had more honor in you than to join up with those people.
Parcival	I'm worried. Very worried.
Me	What for?
Parcival	Recently these men showed up. They call themselves dragon hunters.
Parcival	As far as I'm concerned, they're nothing but idlers and criminals.
Parcival	If it were up to me, I'd chase them all out of the castle. Let the orcs take care of them.
Me	Unlike Lord Hagen, they are here.
Parcival	(laughs bitterly) Yes, unfortunately they're all we have.
Parcival	Innos is putting us through a very hard test indeed.
Me	You should give them a chance.
Parcival	They're getting one. Unfortunately.
Parcival	Garond is convinced they can be of help to us.
Parcival	But I'll keep an eye on them. We have enough problems with the orcs, we really don't need more trouble.
Me	Don't you think you're exaggerating?
Parcival	Absolutely not. In our situation we need men who set a shining example.
Parcival	Warriors to wake the fire of Innos in our fighters' hearts.
Parcival	Instead, these scum destroy the morale of my warriors.
Me	I need to talk to you about Jan.
Parcival	Jan? Who's that?
Me	A dragon hunter. He's a blacksmith.
Parcival	Oh, yes, I remember. What about him?
Me	He wants to work in the smithy.
Parcival	Out of the question. He isn't one of us and I don't trust him.
Me	Can't you reconsider the matter with Jan?
Parcival	No, my decision is firm.
Me	Garond wants Jan to take over the smithy.
Parcival	Mmh. If that's so, then as far as I'm concerned he can have the smithy.
Parcival	Even if I do think it's a mistake to trust this Jan.
Me	And apart from that?
Parcival	Aah, leave me alone!
Parcival	Traitor! I know for certain that it was YOU who opened the gate.
Parcival	You'll pay for that.