@0    = ~So--so you're here.~
@1    = ~I can't believe that you managed to make me come here. It feels a bit off, somehow.~
@2    = ~You just had to leave the laboratory, otherwise, you might lose your mind. You wouldn't want that to happen, right?~
@3    = ~It must be this "mouse magic". Someone once told me that with it I can make people do things, heh.~
@4    = ~Eh, I think I lost it already, some time ago.~
@5    = ~Mouse magic you say...~
@6    = ~Well, I must say that this place has changed a bit, it was more... unique. Now it looks like every other inn in Athkatla.~
@7    = ~What would you like to have? Wine? Beer?~
@8    = ~I must say that I was rather surprised that you wanted to meet here, while the Five Flagons alehouse is just around the corner.~
@9    = ~Are you all right?~
@10   = ~Wine. I'll take the Sunbreath Wine.~
@11   = ~You can call it "nostalgia".~
@12   = ~Yes, sorry. I was just... thinking.~
@13   = ~I wouldn't want to meet anywhere else. This is the place I visited with Selene a long time ago, just after we met for the first time. Heh.~
@14   = ~Heh, I knew it.~
@15   = ~Here? But there are so many places you could have visited, and even so, you decided to come here? You really are strange, you know.~
@16   = ~Oh, not this again... Sorry, but I'm not in the mood for it.~
@17   = ~I would like to tell you how we met for the first time.~
@18   = ~Sure. I'm all ears.~
@19   = ~Better spend this time on your own. I'm not in the mood for this. Goodbye.~
@20   = ~Thank you.~
@21   = ~You know, we met for the first time in the theater in the basement of the Five Flagons. I was supposed to watch the actors who were presenting "The Marvelous Journey of Count Sack", but I just couldn't look at them when she was sitting two seats away from me.~
@22   = ~Heh, I very much preferred to watch her smile and laugh rather than pay attention to a group of men reciting their lines.~
@23   = ~Oh, she already got you.~
@24   = ~Mhm, continue.~
@25   = ~When the show was over, I decided to ask if she enjoyed the play. She was eager to talk, but then--then we realized that there are no free tables in the inn! So we left and looked for the nearest place where we could talk.~
@26   = ~That's how we found this place. It was newly opened, so only a few people knew about it. You could even smell the freshly cut wood they used.~
@27   = ~We talked for five hours. I didn't even know that I could talk for such a long time. It was worth it. We met again two days later.~
@28   = ~Then again... and again.~
@29   = ~It's a really lovely story.~
@30   = ~And one day the two of you stayed together.~
@31   = ~Sorry, but it sounds really ordinary. Nothing special.~
@32   = ~It would be lovely if not for the present circumstances...~
@33   = ~Until her death, yes.~
@34   = ~But even now I feel as if she is watching over me; as if she wants to tell me something. One day I found her favorite flower on my desk. I just want to believe she brought it.~
@35   = ~It's common knowledge that extraordinary adventures often have very ordinary beginnings.~
@36   = ~Huh, I hope I didn't bore you to death. I think I should leave now, as I don't feel very well. I'm so tired and--I think I need some sleep.~
@37   = ~It's because of your work.~
@38   = ~Everything will be over soon, Orion.~
@39   = ~Go and have some rest, then.~
@40   = ~I guess you're right.~
@41   = ~Thank you for the time you offered me. Really.~
@42   = ~Yes... you may be right.~
@43   = ~Thank you for this talk. We'll meet in my laboratory soon.~
@44   = ~I will.~
@45   = ~I'll stay here alone, then.~
