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Greg	Psst. Hey, you. Come here.
Me	What is it?
Greg	On your way to the city? And really busy, too.
Greg	(slimily) Listen. You look like a smart guy to me. I bet you'll go far in life.
Greg	You're certainly nobody's fool. I could see that right away.
Greg	Say, you'd probably like to earn a couple of gold coins, wouldn't you?
Me	I've got to be going.
Greg	(annoyed) So you won't help me. I'll remember that, pal. We'll meet again.
Me	Why not?
Greg	You'll have to forgive an ignorant old seaman, I'm a stranger in these parts and I don't really know all the rules.
Greg	So I had to find out the hard way that traveling strangers aren't welcome in the harbor city.
Greg	(exaggerated self pity) Now I'm standing here with no idea how I'm supposed to get into the city.
Greg	I have some extremely important business to conduct and my client won't tolerate a delay, you see?
Greg	You'll help me find a way to get past the city guard, won't you?
Me	You don't look like someone who has gold.
Greg	(exaggerated modesty) Well, I certainly don't move in the same circles as a gentleman like you.
Greg	But you won't refuse my small contribution to your surely considerable fortune, will you?
Greg	Well, what do you say? Can I count on you?
Me	Cut the crap. Tell me what you want.
Greg	You see? That's exactly what I mean.
Greg	Nobody gets anywhere with you just by using pretty words.
Greg	I knew it. I'm dealing with a tough businessman here.
Greg	You're a businessman, and certainly interested in a small addition to your purse, aren't you?
Me	Are you hiding from someone?
Greg	Of course not. What nonsense. I just enjoy standing among the trees so the wind won't blow right into my face.
Greg	But what about you, now? Do you want the job?
Me	About the city guards ...
Greg	Yes? Got an idea?
Me	They should let you pass if you're wearing these farmer's clothes.
Greg	That's just what I need. Man, I knew I could count on you.
Greg	(maliciously) Nobody will bother me disguised as a local yokel. Ha ha.
Greg	Excellent. You did really well. Here's your promised reward.
Me	(annoyed) What? 50 measly gold coins? You can't be serious.
Greg	(patronizingly) Gold isn't everything, my friend. Take them for now.
Greg	I have the feeling that we'll be seeing one another soon.
Greg	And who knows? Maybe I'll return the favor. Look after yourself.
Me	I'll have to think about it first.
Greg	(seriously) All right. But hurry up about it. I've got no time to lose.
Me	I have a pass for the city.
Greg	(cynically) Oh, I see. I'm supposed to act like I'm a citizen of the town, or what?
Greg	(annoyed) Take a look at me, boy. Nobody is going to believe that.
Me	You could get into the city as a herb gatherer.
Greg	(annoyed) What? Do I look like I'd be picking flowers in the woods?
Me	What about bribery?
Greg	(roguishly) Well, if that worked for me, I'd have tried it already.
Me	One more thing ...
Greg	(arrogantly) Listen, kid. I've got important things to do right now.
Greg	(threatening) We'll talk again later. Got it?
Greg	Look who just turned up.
Greg	The farmer boy.
Greg	The fellow who brushed me off so blatantly. So we meet again, eh?
Greg	(angry) I thought you wanted to help me. Instead, you just slipped away.
Greg	You thought I'd be stuck there forever, didn't you?
Greg	It just goes to show. Help yourself or no one else will help you. But I won't let you get away with it again.
Greg	You're just in time.
Me	Who are you, anyway?
Greg	That's none of your business.
Greg	If I wanted to tell you who I am, I'd have done it already, got it?
Greg	I'm looking for a fellow. He isn't anywhere to be found in the city, and these losers here don't have a clue either.
Greg	He's thin, dark-haired and usually wears red armor.
Greg	As far as I know, he used to be a prisoner in the colony. I think his name starts with a 'D'.
Me	What do you want from me?
Me	Are you still having problems with the city guards?
Greg	(threatening) I'll GIVE you problems, you punk.
Greg	It could be that that's his name. I'm not sure.
Greg	I'll probably only know when I see him.
Me	Anything else?
Greg	(angry) Yeah, you big mouth. There is something else.
Greg	I need weapons. I need provisions. Gold wouldn't be bad either.
Me	I can't help you.
Greg	(angry) Oh. You don't WANT to.
Greg	This is the second time you've left me hanging.
Greg	Let me give you some good advice: Be careful that we don't meet again.
Greg	I'll remember that. You can count on it.
Me	Gold? We all want gold.
Greg	Could be. And what would you do with it? Drink your way through it in the tavern or blow it in the brothel if I'm any judge.
Me	And you have a better plan, eh?
Greg	(angry) You would crawl under a rock if you knew all I've done.
Greg	So none of that cheek, or I'll shut your big mouth for you.
Me	Didn't you find a weapons dealer in the city?
Greg	You can't be serious! They only have junk.
Me	Here's 10 gold coins.
Greg	(laughs) You poor sucker, you can keep your dough. I have a better idea.
Greg	There's a cave not far from here! I've been around here before, and I buried my stuff in a few places.
Greg	The cave is too dangerous for me alone. I want you to help me with it.
Me	Weapons? The mercenaries have weapons.
Greg	Interesting. I heard that the fat farmer Onar had hired the boys.
Greg	(laughs) Not too bad for a landlubber.
Greg	Not a bad idea. Maybe I really should pay them a visit.
Me	Provisions? You're in a tavern.
Greg	The stupid barman won't hand anything over unless you pay him for it.
Me	I don't know anyone who meets that description.
Greg	I might have known.
Me	You're talking about Diego.
Me	Is his name maybe Dexter?
Me	Let's visit the cave.
Greg	Come with me.
Greg	(commanding) What are you waiting for? Go inside and get the stuff.
Greg	All right, friend. Here's the cave.
Greg	And here's a pick for you.
Greg	I buried the stuff somewhere in there. X marks the spot.
Me	What about you, then?
Greg	Someone has to guard our backs. And now, in you go.
Greg	What took you so long? Found anything yet?
Me	No.
Greg	Trying to yank my chain, are you?
Me	(acting innocent) There was nothing THERE.
Greg	Damnit. I knew it. Those vultures were faster than me - again.
Greg	Oh well. Never mind, kiddo. Gotta go. Catch you later.
Greg	Let's see. There's an islet in the small lake with the two waterfalls. One of my caches should be there.
Greg	There are two more spots where I buried something further up, in the high pastures.
Greg	One spot is behind the farm up there, and the other one's next to the entrance to the pass by the waterfalls.
Greg	There are stairs leading down from the fields of the farmer up there to those of the landowner.
Greg	There's another cache in the hollow where the stairs end.
Me	Yes. I dug up a small bag of gold.
Greg	(greedily) Give it here.
Me	Here you are.
Me	There were 25 gold pieces in it. Here, take them.
Greg	Great. So they're still there.
Greg	You're not all that useless after all.
Greg	Okay, listen. I've buried even more. And I want you to get it for me.
Greg	I'll wait for you at the crossroads by the landowner's fields. Don't fail me. You'd regret that, buster.
Me	I don't have it any more.
Greg	Bullshit. Do I have to beat it out of you, then?
Me	Where exactly did you bury your stuff again?
Me	One more thing ...
Greg	First, get me the stuff I buried. Then we can talk.
Greg	I'm grateful that you helped me. But that doesn't make us friends, if you get my drift.
Greg	We've been gabbing too much already.
Greg	Look, if it ain't Mr. Unreliable.
Me	How are things?
Greg	So-so. Those mercenaries aren't much help, really.
Greg	I had expected them to have a little more guts at least.
Greg	But they're just a bunch of braggarts and loudmouths, if you ask me.
Greg	So what about those things I buried? Have you found them yet?
Me	No, not all of them.
Greg	Then hurry up, will you? It can't be all that difficult.
Me	What was your business with the mercenaries?
Greg	I already told you. I'm looking for this fellow in red armor.
Greg	But the idiots here have no idea what I'm talking about.
Me	I take it you're looking for someone named Dexter.
Greg	Damnit. How would I know the fellow's name?
Me	It was just a thought.
Me	I know where you can find him.
Greg	(surprised) Really? TELL ME!
Me	Not far from here.
Me	He seems to be the leader of an evil gang of bandits.
Greg	(sneering) HAH. Yep. That's him.
Greg	I knew the old landlubber had holed up here somewhere.
Greg	Now all I need to do is scour all the hideouts and ratholes around here.
Greg	I'll find that bastard - don't need your help for that.
Me	Maybe we should go see him together?
Greg	I've still got a bone to pick with him. I can handle that by myself.
Greg	(loudly) Where is that swine?
Me	Who? The captain? He's right here.
Greg	(loudly) Then get out of my way.
Greg	(angrily) Now where did he go?
Me	He was here.
Greg	(commanding) Well, go and find him then!
Greg	Ah. Dexter has bought it, right?
Me	Looks like he's dead.
Greg	None too soon, either. Go check out what he's got on him.
Me	Dexter carried nothing but this letter.
Greg	Show me that thing.
Greg	Aw, damnit. That doesn't help me at all.
Greg	We shouldn't have just let him croak like that.
Greg	You wouldn't happen to know how to cross those mountains in the north-east of Khorinis?
Me	Maybe through an underground tunnel. The Water Mages are currently studying a portal which leads to the mountains in the north-east.
Greg	(angrily) What's this nonsense?
Greg	(mockingly) Bah. Water Mages. Can't you come up with something better?
Me	No.
Greg	(with a resigned sigh) So I'm stranded here.
Greg	Dexter was my last hope.
Me	What did you want from Dexter?
Greg	I've come from beyond the mountains in the north-east of this island. And I want to go back.
Greg	I had hoped that the bastard would know how to get there without a ship.
Me	What is there beyond those mountains?
Greg	You had better not try to go there.
Greg	Those are rough lands. A wimp like you wouldn't last long.
Me	I saw a pirate named Skip near the port.
Greg	That moron. I waited there for 3 days. So why's he coming so late?
Greg	Once I get my strength back, I'll give him what for.
Me	I found your buried things.
Greg	Then you should be carrying about 100 gold coins, a golden chalice, a silver dish and an amulet, and they're all mine. Give them here.
Me	Here's your stuff.
Me	A bag with 100 gold coins.
Me	100 gold coins.
Me	A golden chalice.
Me	A silver dish.
Me	And an amulet.
Greg	Very good. You're lucky that you weren't dumb enough to simply take the stuff and run.
Greg	Here's your share of the booty.
Me	I don't happen to have it on me.
Greg	Then get me those things before I get mad.