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Hanna	Ah, a customer - what can I do for you?
Me	I'm looking for a room.
Hanna	You're in the right place, then.
Me	One of the paladins told me that I could spend the night here for free ...
Me	What does it cost to spend the night?
Hanna	Absolutely nothing.
Hanna	The paladins are responsible for the lodging of all travelers.
Me	So can I stay the night here for free?
Hanna	Yes, yes.
Hanna	Just go up the stairs.
Hanna	We still have one or two beds free.
Me	Why do the paladins pay for everything?
Hanna	I don't know what that's all about either.
Hanna	For one thing, I think they want to get all the poor suckers off the streets so they don't make any mischief.
Hanna	And for another, they want to get on the good side of the traveling traders.
Hanna	Now that the farmers are rebelling, we have to rely on the traders for provisions.
Hanna	Besides, I think they want to improve the morale in the city a bit.
Hanna	Lord Andre has even arranged for free beer to be given out at the gallows square.
Me	Who's staying here at the moment?
Hanna	Almost all of them are traveling traders from the market.
Me	Aha.
Hanna	Don't even think of messing with their stuff! I don't want any trouble here!
Me	I have a few questions about the city ...
Me	Where can I buy something around here?
Hanna	The market is directly in front of the door. You should be able to find everything there.
Hanna	There are a few more shops and craftsmen on the other side of town. Most of them are near the other city gate.
Hanna	Also, there's a fishmonger in the harbor district. His shop is directly at the harbor. He's easy to find.
Me	Tell me about the town.
Hanna	Khorinis is one of the wealthiest cities within the kingdom, even if it doesn't look like it at the moment.
Hanna	But since the orc war started, trade has almost come to a complete standstill. The king has requisitioned the entire merchant fleet for military service,
Hanna	which means that hardly any ships come into the harbor now. So, the supply of goods is very scarce now, and many citizens of the town are very worried.
Hanna	Nobody really knows what the future will bring. There's basically nothing we can do but wait and see what happens. It's not like we can change anything.
Me	How's it going?
Hanna	You don't look like you care about other people's worries in the least.
Me	Not really.
Hanna	That's what I'm saying. Everyone here thinks of no one but himself. So what do you want?
Me	That depends.
Hanna	That depends on how much there is to be had, you mean.
Hanna	I can't use the likes of you around here.
Me	Yeah, sure.
Hanna	What do you know, the world is full of surprises. I cleared out some of my stuff recently and sold a stack of old maps to Brahim, the cartographer down by the harbor.
Hanna	Unfortunately, I noticed that I'm missing a document.
Hanna	I assume it must have slipped in among the papers.
Hanna	Could you perhaps get it back for me?
Me	I'm not an errand boy.
Hanna	I see - the problems of a common woman are too profane for you. Then I guess I'll have to take care to it myself.
Me	What's in it for me?
Hanna	A-ha, I knew it - you're really no better than the rabble down at the harbor.
Hanna	So what is it you're asking of a poor woman?
Me	Never mind.
Hanna	At least you have a shred of decency left. If you get the document back for me, I'll give you 75 gold pieces.
Me	You could be a little nice to me.
Hanna	But that's outrageous. I ... get out of here! You boorish lout!
Me	Gold.
Hanna	Filthy lucre is more than I can offer you. Oh well - it'll be worth 50 gold pieces to me.
Hanna	If you manage to get the document back, I'll give you 50 gold pieces.
Me	I'll see what I can do.
Hanna	You're so sweet. I wish you much luck!
Hanna	If you bring the paper back to me, I'll give you a reward.
Me	Did you mean this document?
Hanna	Yes, that's exactly it. Thank you.
Me	What's my reward?
Hanna	Not so fast. Here's your money.
Hanna	Where ... do you come from?
Me	I found something interesting in your cellar ...
Hanna	What were you doing in my cellar?!
Me	You know damn well!
Hanna	(coldly) I don't know what you're talking about ...
Hanna	(distrustful) Look at you! Where do you come from? Hm?
Me	(embarrassed) I...
Hanna	(laughs) I know!
Hanna	(conspiratorially) You don't have to tell me. I know everything.
Hanna	Just don't even think of stealing anything here, got it?
Hanna	We can't afford drawing attention to the hotel.
Me	Look what book I have here!
Hanna	Lehmar's ledger. How did you get hold of that?
Me	Well...
Hanna	If Lehmar doesn't have it any more, that's a good thing. But I'd rather have it myself ...
Me	Here - take the book.
Hanna	Thanks.
Hanna	Take this as a reward.
Me	What is this you've you given me?
Hanna	It is a key to the gate of wealth.
Me	Everything all right in the hideout?
Hanna	I haven't seen any of them in quite a while.
Hanna	I should go down there when I get the chance and check up on things.
Hanna	Yes. But you'd better not talk about it ...
Me	Did you know about the thieves' hideout?
Hanna	(smirks) I don't know what you're talking about ...
Hanna	The militia was here ... Somebody betrayed the hideout!
Hanna	They couldn't pin anything on me, but Cassia and her people are dead!
Hanna	I'm sure it was YOU...
Hanna	I bought this here especially for you.
Hanna	It cost me a lot of money. But you're worth it, you swine ...