ID #Old Soldier prontera

Old Soldier

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Located at map "prontera" (X: 140 / Y: 304)

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NPC dialogue Old Soldier

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[Retired Soldier] Why are you carrying so much stuff with you? Isn't there a Kafra Storage service for keeping your junk?
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[Retired Soldier] It's strange that so many people have been wanting to talk to me for some reason, but I'll admit that it's kind of nice.
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Ask About Past Battles

[Retired Soldier] Don't get me started. Once I start talking about the old days, I'll go on all night. Those were real hard times to live th...
- [Retired Soldier] Don't get me started. Once I start talking about the old days, I'll go on all night. Those were real hard times to live through, but good memories to remember...
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Ask About Fallen Warrior

[Retired Soldier] The fallen warrior...? There's only one that brings a chill down my spine whenever I think of him. He was about your age w...
- [Retired Soldier] The fallen warrior...? There's only one that brings a chill down my spine whenever I think of him. He was about your age when it happened...
- [Retired Soldier] We received a report about a Cobold threat, so we were dispatched to the fields west of Geffen. But the battle was over once we arrived. We were too late.
- [Retired Soldier] All the Cobolds were slain, but... There was one warrior left, covered in blood. When he saw us, he just started attacking everyone! He had completely lost it.
- [Retired Soldier] We had no choice but to kill him. It was self defense, but I can't help but pity him. All his comrades had been killed: I can't imagine how that must have felt.
- [Retired Soldier] We arrived too late to see that battle, but I'm pretty sure it was horrific. You must be pretty interested in learning about this soldier.
- [Retired Soldier] Well, I'm just glad that you were able to know more about this story. There's much you can learn from other people's experiences.
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[Retired Soldier] I don't regret that we had to kill that warrior. We did had we had to back in those days.
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[Retired Soldier] Oh, it's you again. Did you want to ask me more about that warrior? I'm afraid I already told you everything I know.
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Sorry...

[Retired Soldier] It's fine.
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- [Retired Soldier] It's fine.
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I met the warrior's spirit.

[Retired Soldier] What? How is that even possible?
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- [Retired Soldier] What? How is that even possible?
- ^3355FFYou explain to the retired soldier everything that has happened so far.^000000
- [Retired Soldier] That's quite a story. Still, I'm surprised that he didn't want to talk to you about what happened. I guess he still harbors bad feelings about that day...
- [Retired Soldier] Well, I guess it doesn't really matter now. Chalk this all up to a really good learning experience.
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  I feel so sorry for him.
  
  [Retired Soldier] Well... I don't know what to tell you. I mean, you can't really put the blame on anybody. He just lost his mind...
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  - [Retired Soldier] Well... I don't know what to tell you. I mean, you can't really put the blame on anybody. He just lost his mind...
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  Do you believe the jewel is really cursed?
  
  [Retired Soldier] I'm not really sure if the jewel was cursed, if that warrior started the curse, or if the jewel isn't cursed at all. I'm j...
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  - [Retired Soldier] I'm not really sure if the jewel was cursed, if that warrior started the curse, or if the jewel isn't cursed at all. I'm just an old, simple soldier.
  - [Retired Soldier] One thing's for sure: if there was a curse, that soldier should have been able to overcome it if his will was strong enough. It's harsh to say it like this, but...
  - [Retired Soldier] True warriors have the strength to endure, to fight temptation, to keep their focus. That guy... He wasn't cut out to fight.
  - [Retired Soldier] You know what? If you're so worried about a curse, why don't you leave that jewel with me? Don't worry, I'll make sure to compensate you for it.
  - [Retired Soldier] I'd rather keep it to myself, rather than risk it messing around with other people. I know my will's tough enough to resist its curse, you know, if it actually exists.
  - [Retired Soldier] If there's anything you learn from all this, it's that you should never succumb to your desperation. Rage gives you nothing: its power is an illusion.
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- [Retired Soldier] You know what? If you're so worried about a curse, why don't you leave that jewel with me? Don't worry, I'll make sure to compensate you for it.
- [Retired Soldier] I'd rather keep it to myself, rather than risk it messing around with other people. I know my will's tough enough to resist its curse, you know, if it actually exists.
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[Retired Soldier] If there's anything you learn from all this, it's that you should never succumb to your desperation. Rage gives you nothing: its power is an illusion.
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[Retired Soldier] You know what? If you're so worried about a curse, why don't you leave that jewel with me? Don't worry, I'll make sure to compensate you for it.
[Retired Soldier] I'd rather keep it to myself, rather than risk it messing around with other people. I know my will's tough enough to resist its curse, you know, if it actually exists.
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[Retired Soldier] Well, you learned all there is to know about the Unlucky Emerald. It's time you forget about the curse or whatever, and find new adventures. Ah, to be young again...
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[Retired Soldier] Ah, how I long for the old days. Being retired is just so... It's so boring! I guess it's time to find a hobby.
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