| Me | What are you doing here? | |
| Garvell | I'm building a ship because I want to get out of here - as fast as I can. | |
| Garvell | But the way it looks right now, this ship will never be finished. | |
| Me | Why are you in such a hurry? | |
| Garvell | Soon the orcs will come and burn down the city. | |
| Me | What makes you think that? | |
| Garvell | Boy, have you noticed the paladins running around everywhere? Why do you think they're here? | |
| Garvell | I tell you, they're here because the orcs will attack soon. And that won't be pretty. | |
| Me | Why can't you finish your ship? | |
| Garvell | (dismissively) Oh, we have thousands of problems. The hull still isn't stable, and it's still missing a lot of boards. | |
| Garvell | But I have hardly any gold left to buy new material with, and the last delivery had bugs in it. | |
| Garvell | My boys don't work productively. One wants a fast ship above all else, the other one is worried about the figurehead! | |
| Garvell | As if we didn't have more important things to do! | |
| Garvell | Also, one of my people is simply not showing up for work any more. I'm beginning to fear that this will delay the construction even more. | |
| Me | You're short a worker? | |
| Garvell | Yes. His name's Monty. He's vanished into thin air. | |
| Garvell | That lazy pig is probably living the high life on a farm somewhere. I should never have paid him in advance. | |
| Me | I've heard that other people have gone missing, too. | |
| Garvell | Just what I'm saying. That's where the evil starts. | |
| Garvell | Farim the fisherman told me something similar. His buddy William is no longer around. | |
| Garvell | I bet that the orcs are behind all this. | |
| Me | Where can I find this Farim? | |
| Garvell | He's a fisherman. I think that his hut is near the provisions store of the paladins. But I don't know for sure. | |
| Me | When was the last time you saw Monty? | |
| Garvell | (angrily) He hasn't bothered to show up for work for at least two days. | |
| Me | And, how's it going NOW? | |
| Garvell | Monty is back! He's busy studying the plans. | |
| Garvell | Maybe we can get the ship done now ... | |
| Me | Can I help you somehow? | |
| Garvell | Yes you can. Find out what the paladins are planning. I want to know why they're here. | |
| Garvell | And I have to know if the orcs will attack - and how far from the city they are. | |
| Garvell | One of the bastards was even seen outside the city. | |
| Garvell | Just bring me all the information you can get. | |
| Garvell | I need to know how much time I have left to finish the boat. | |
| Garvell | Good. If you find out more, let me know. | |
| Garvell | Thanks for the information. The way it looks, we have all the time in the world for building our ship. | |
| Me | I've got some information about the orcs. | |
| Garvell | Let's hear it. | |
| Me | They're stuck in the Valley of Mines, and it looks like they're going to stay there. | |
| Me | To be on the safe side, the paladins are guarding the pass. | |
| Me | I know why the paladins are here. | |
| Garvell | Really? Tell me! | |
| Me | The paladins are here to get the magical ore from the Valley of Mines, not because they expect the orcs to attack the city. | |
| Me | As soon as they've got the ore, they're going to return to the mainland. | |
| Me | As to that orc outside of town ... | |
| Garvell | Yeees ... ? | |
| Me | Don't worry about him. The city guard is going to take care of him. | |
| Me | What's going on at the harbor? | |
| Garvell | The orcs are breathing down our necks and you're asking about the harbor? | |
| Me | I only wanted to ... | |
| Garvell | The biggest problem we have is that there aren't enough ships in the harbor to get us out of here. | |
| Garvell | To be honest, there's only one ship here, and that belongs to the paladins. They certainly won't let us get out of here with it. | |
| Garvell | Look around for yourself, there's nothing going on here. | |