Franz#ein

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• [Franz] So bored... Starving for... Conversation. S-somebody...

• [Franz] Hey, a traveler! Are you planning to explore the Mine Dungeon or the fields around here? Let's chat for a bit and maybe you'll learn something.

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  Okay, fine.

  [Franz] Ooh, have you heard about the creature in the Mine Dungeon or what's happened in town recently? Which would you like to know more ab...

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  • [Franz] Ooh, have you heard about the creature in the Mine Dungeon or what's happened in town recently? Which would you like to know more about?

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    Creature of Mine Dungeon

    [Franz] The creature I'm talking about is Ungoliant, which also called the Master of the Caves around here. It's said to live deep in the ca...

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    • [Franz] The creature I'm talking about is Ungoliant, which also called the Master of the Caves around here. It's said to live deep in the caves where it guards peculiar ores and minerals with strange powers.

    • [Franz] At first I thought it was just an old fairy tale, but it actually started appearing again about ten years ago when the tunnel cave-ins started to happen.

    • [Franz] As sightings of Ungoliant increased, more and more tunnel cave-ins occurred. I guess the miners have inadvertently intruded into its territory.

    • [Franz] According to legend, ancient giants snuck into a mine to steal coal from humans. But they made too much noise while they were digging and awoke Ungoliant.

    • [Franz] When the miners went to work the next morning, they found the bloodied bodies of those giants. After that, people have feared the threat that Ungoliant poses to anyone entering the mines.

    • [Franz] Now, an adventurer that managed to kill an Ungoliant has told me that it drops Ant's Jaw, Colorful Shell, Very Hard Shell, Long Leg, Neon Liquid and Zilcon.

    • Dialogue ends here

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    Town Incident

    [Franz] In Einbroch, there was a short lived teddy bear fad. However, a series of mysterious accidents and murders where entire families wer...

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    • [Franz] In Einbroch, there was a short lived teddy bear fad. However, a series of mysterious accidents and murders where entire families were killed also occurred.

    • [Franz] It turns out that every family that had been murdered had bought one of these teddy bears. There were even rumors that these teddy bears were coming to life.

    • [Franz] After an investigation, the authorities learned that all the merchants who sold these bears had purchased them from the same wholesaler, an outsider no one knew anything about.

    • [Franz] Since the teddy bears were clearly not made to be mere, harmless toys, troops were sent to secure all the teddy bears and dispose of them outside of town.

    • [Franz] But as soon as the teddy bears were set outside of town, they sprang to life and started rioting! This is clear proof that these bears are controlled by some evil force.

    • [Franz] Now those aggressive teddy bears are scattered all over the place and the government has classified them as monsters. Kill with extreme prejudice!

    • [Franz] According to adventurers who have caught these bears, they're small, neutral monsters which drop Honey, Screw, Well-baked Cookie and Oridecon Hammer.

    • [Franz] That's all I know about it. Watch out for those bears if you go exploring, okay? They may be cute, but they're known to be extremely vicious!

    • Dialogue ends here

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  No, thanks.

  [Franz] Oh, okay. You're busy and you have things to do, I understand. You probably have to head off somewhere right away. Right. Got it.

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  • [Franz] Oh, okay. You're busy and you have things to do, I understand. You probably have to head off somewhere right away. Right. Got it.

  • [Franz] I... I've got stuff I should be working on. Yes. So very busy.

  • Dialogue ends here