| Me | What job will you take over? | |
| Lee | Someone has to watch the ship. I'll stay here and make sure that it's still around when you come back. | |
| Me | How's my ship? | |
| Lee | Don't worry. I've got everything under control. | |
| Lee | Everything's fine. Those miserable orcs are welcome to come back any time. Then they'll get their next hiding. | |
| Me | I need some training. | |
| Lee | What exactly do you want to train? | |
| Lee | Your defense is terrible, but it will have to do somehow. | |
| Lee | Your wrists are still much too stiff. You have to hold the weapon loosely. | |
| Lee | Always remember, the swing comes from the hips, not the wrists. | |
| Lee | The strongest blow is useless if it doesn't hit anything. So use your strength wisely. | |
| Me | We can be on our way now. The enemy's dead. | |
| Lee | Very good. Then tell the captain to weigh anchor. | |
| Lee | You'll take me to the mainland, won't you? | |
| Me | Yes. Khorinis will survive without you. | |
| Lee | Then I can finally pay my long delayed visit to the King. | |
| Lee | I've waited a long time for this ... | |
| Lee | What do you think? Shouldn't patience finally be rewarded? | |
| Me | Patience and some striking arguments. | |
| Lee | (laughs) Yeah. It won't work without a bit of armed force. It was an honor going into battle with you. | |
| Lee | May our paths cross again some day after this adventure. | |