Prisoner 243AD265#EP161A
Script NPCLocated at map "prt_prison" (X: 243 / Y: 265)
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Who is it? Who's calling me?
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The prisoner is howling. Is something happening?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] You must be adventurer, are you? Hmm...You seem like a beginner. I don't see much charm in you.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Pleasure. It's been a while I saw a human around here.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] You don't seem like that crusader who put me in here. From what I see, I guess you're an adventurer...Is that so?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] It's been a while I saw an adventurer. What brought you here?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I thought the Crusaders released them all, no? I must've thought wrong, then.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I just thought the Crusaders released them to disrupt the prisoners' peaceful break.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Anyway, I am sorry that I can't be of any help to you.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Human adventurer, I couldn't be of help, but do you mind if I ask you to do me a favor?
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Let's hear what it is, shall we?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Thank you. I was once a seaman, voyaging around the sea.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I met a whole lot of fellow seamen as much as I had been on a voyage. Pleasing fellow, bluffing fellow, chicken-hearted fellow...
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- The prisoner seems reminiscent of his past, pounding his left chest with his fist. -
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Yes, I've had a lot of fellow seamen from all walks of life. But we had to part with each other after we got here...
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I've been here for as long as I can remember but that sound...It's pretty recent around here.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] It's indistinct but...I can hear the sound from the very far into the darkness, calling me...
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Can you find an old fellow of mine who must be locked somewhere in the prison for me?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Thank you. I hope it is the cry from that fellow.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Please. I hope it's one of my fellow men. You have no idea how long it's been.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] You came, at last! So what was that sound? Did you meet my man?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] So what I heard from darkness was indeed the voice from my fellow man. I hoped he'd be alright.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] So he is no longer alive...I know it's been quite a while since that happened, but it's still a shame.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Thank you so much for finding that out for me. I'm much obliged.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] By the way, I haven't even asked your name. What is your name?
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Tell him your name.
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[Prisoner 243AD265]
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I'll inscribe your name right here. I hope you would continue to be the messenger for my fellow men.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Hello. Can you locate an old fellow of mine, again, and deliver his story to me?
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Is that so? That's a shame. Be sure to come back again if you have the time...
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I sure am counting on you.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I can't wait to hear it.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I owe you big time. You have no idea.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] I'll inscribe your name right here. I hope you would continue to be the messenger for my fellow men.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Now that the fellow has become freer from death, I wonder what he's up to. I wonder what kind of memory he would write in his next letter.
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The prisoner started singing as if he was reminiscing about something.
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[Prisoner 243AD265] Is it already that time to hear the news from the old fellow of mine?
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Items obtained
Honor Token
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Honor Token
x4