ID #Aragham Junior#rg in_rogue

Aragham Junior#rg

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[Aragham Jr.] Oh, you must be from the Rogue Guild...
[Aragham Jr.] My name is Aragham Junior, Rogue of the Desert. Are you ready to learn how to be a Rogue?
[Aragham Jr.] See, as a Rogue, our motto is, '^0000FFAvoid the strong! Be malicious to the weak!^000000' That rule especially goes true for monsters.
[Aragham Jr.] Avoid the strong! Be malicious to the weak! It's a simple rule...
[Aragham Jr.] Now, remember it as you go through ^0000FFthe Underground Tunnel^000000. Try to walk all the way to the Rogue Guild.
[Aragham Jr.] There will be a few monsters, but don't worry. I know you're strong. Alright, are you ready to go or what?
[Aragham Jr.] Alright... Good luck, then.
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[Aragham Jr.] Fine, fine. Take your time and come back when you're ready.
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[Aragham Jr.] Oh, you're back. I think you'll do well this time. Another motto Rogues have is '^0000FFFailure teaches success^000000.' Well, then again...
[Aragham Jr.] Good luck.

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[Aragham Jr.] Fine, fine. Take your time and come back when you're ready.
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[Aragham Jr.] Huh...? Who are you?! You're not from the Rogue Guild!!
[Aragham Jr.] You've come here to kill me, haven't you? N-no! I'm can't die yet! Get lost! Otherwise, I'll kill you first!
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[Aragham Jr.] Hey... what brings you back here? Why don't you take a rest before you leave?
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