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[Scholar] I'm an antique appraiser. You may think of me as similar to jewel appraisers, but I can appraise the historical value of antiques in addition to their quality and monetary value.
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[Scholar] Oooh. You must be the one sent by Ibrahim, right? You're the one that found that rare emerald, one of the accursed jewels?
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[Scholar] I'm very interested in the Cursed Jewels, and have been researching them. You came to just the right person if you wanted to learn more about the emerald that you found.
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[Scholar] Hello, how may I help you today?
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Ask About Cursed Jewel
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[ I came to ask you about a Cursed Jewel.
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[Scholar] Let's see... Ah, did you come to ask about the Diamond of Destruction?
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No, it's the Unlucky Emerald.
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[Scholar] Ah, the Unlucky Emerald? Yes, that was the most recent Cursed Jewel to be discovered. Let's see, where did I put all of my notes about that?
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[Scholar] Would you mind coming back later? I'm not sure where I misplaced my notes...
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[Scholar] Ah, let's see now. There's a record here entitled, ''The Story of the Cursed Jewel.'' According to this, no one knows where these jewels were first found.
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[Scholar] The first incident involving the jewel involved a Comodo resident that used the jewel to pay a gambling debt. He committed suicide after he paid his debt, which is a pity.
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[Scholar] He didn't tell anyone where he found the jewel before he died, so we have no way of determining the jewel's true origins.
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[Scholar] After it was sold, the jewel came into a rich man's possession. However, he lost his fortune and was completely ruined after obtaining it. Hence the moniker, ''Unlucky Emerald.''
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[Scholar] Then the emerald came into the hands of a noble lady who mysteriously died at a young age. The emerald's had thousands of owners who just... Died.
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[Scholar] What's disturbing is that the emerald's curse seems to grow stronger with each life it takes away. Um, and your jewel perfectly matches the descriptions, so, uh...
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[Scholar] You are the new owner of the Unlucky Emerald. No one will buy that from you while it's still cursed. For the sake of your life, you must break that curse.
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[Scholar] Now, holy spells won't work on this kind of curse. You'll need to talk to a shaman. I think he lives in... Alberta? He can summon the dead and act as a medium for you.
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[Scholar] The idea is for you to talk to the spirits killed by this emerald through that shaman. And I'm sure he'll be pretty excited to see that you have the Unlucky Emerald with you.
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[Scholar] Please find that shaman in Alberta, and ask if he can help you break the curse on that Unlucky Emerald.
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[Scholar] Wait, you're telling me that the emerald was cursed by the vindictive spirit of some warrior? Interesting... I should record this in my research notes. Thank you!
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[Scholar] Some jewels are said to be possessed by ghosts or evil spirits that will bring misfortune to their owners, drive them to death or insanity, that sort of thing.
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