| Me | You train people? |  | 
| Keroloth | Yes. Once those orcs or, even worse, the dragons attack again, every single hand will be needed. |  | 
| Me | Can you train me, too? |  | 
| Keroloth | Sure. I'll train any good man. |  | 
| Keroloth | But besides your talent, you need a good weapon if you want to survive here. |  | 
| Keroloth | Ask the knight Tandor. He'll take care of you. |  | 
| Me | I want to train! |  | 
| Keroloth | You are very good. There's nothing I can still teach you. |  | 
| Keroloth | Only a trained swordmaster can help you now. |  | 
| Me | Let's begin. |  | 
| Me | What about long-range combat? |  | 
| Keroloth | What about it? |  | 
| Me | Can you teach me that, too? |  | 
| Keroloth | No, but you can ask Udar, he's a good - no, he is the BEST crossbowman I know. |  | 
| Me | You're pulling such a long face. |  | 
| Keroloth | (agitated) Damn it to hell. I tell you, you have to watch like a hawk. |  | 
| Keroloth | If you turn your back for a moment, all your stuff is gone. Dirty scum! |  | 
| Me | Did someone steal from you? |  | 
| Keroloth | No. They smuggled 20 gold pieces into my pocket. Of course they stole something, you idiot! |  | 
| Keroloth | I tell you, when I get my hands on the dirty swine ... |  | 
| Me | So what are you missing? |  | 
| Keroloth | My purse, with all my savings in it. |  | 
| Keroloth | And now it's gone! |  | 
| Me | It'll turn up somewhere. |  | 
| Keroloth | When I get my hands on him ... |  | 
| Me | What scum? |  | 
| Keroloth | You shabby dragon hunters, of course. Who else? |  | 
| Keroloth | Those dragon hunting riff-raff, of course. Who did you think I was talking about? |  | 
| Keroloth | (to himself) You've got to watch out, I tell you. |  | 
| Me | Calm down! A paladin shouldn't lose his temper like that. |  | 
| Keroloth | But I don't want to calm down. That was everything I own, damnit! |  | 
| Me | I think I found your purse. |  | 
| Keroloth | The pouch is empty. What swine did this? |  | 
| Keroloth | What? Where? What bastard did that? |  | 
| Me | How would I know? |  | 
| Keroloth | Are you trying to pull my leg? It was you, admit it. |  | 
| Keroloth | I'll find that out yet. |  | 
| Me | Kiss my ass. |  | 
| Keroloth | I'll teach you to steal from decent folks. |  | 
| Me | I suspect one of the dragon hunters. |  | 
| Keroloth | (angry) I knew it. |  | 
| Keroloth | (bellows) They never should have let you into the castle. |  | 
| Keroloth | Just wait, I'll give those swine what for. |  | 
| Me | Ehm. It was over there, by the smithy. |  | 
| Keroloth | Where? Near the smithy? It must have fallen out of a dragon hunter's pocket there, don't tell me otherwise. |  | 
| Me | Just a moment. What about a reward? |  | 
| Keroloth | That's the last straw. It's been a while since you've had a knuckle sandwich, huh? |  | 
| Keroloth | Arrh. All right. Here's a few coins. And now tell me, who did it? |  | 
| Me | I want my finder's fee for your purse. |  | 
| Keroloth | You can have a punch in the jaw! |  | 
| Keroloth | Is that your biggest worry? Here's a couple of damn coins, and now beat it. |  | 
| Me | Relax. |  | 
| Keroloth | Yes, Master. I'll try. |  | 
| Keroloth | I can't prove it, but I think you're the traitor who opened the gate. |  | 
| Keroloth | You'll pay for that now. |  | 
| Me | You've got your purse back, haven't you? |  | 
| Keroloth | Don't push me, boy! Clear off! |  |