@0    = ~I value the fact that you didn't make a deal with the demon. I am sure he would have tricked us in the end.~
@1    = ~I've met enough demons in my life to know that, Keldorn.~
@2    = ~No worries, I do not trust every creature I meet on the road. That could have been a trap.~
@3    = ~We have no time for talking right now. Let us move on, Keldorn.~
@4    = ~Experience serves us well, then.~
@5    = ~Indeed. You are a wise <PRO_MANWOMAN>, then.~
@6    = ~I worry what kind of enemies we're going to face in this palace. We've seen those servants, we've seen undead outside. The deeper we go, the greater malice we may meet.~
@7    = ~I'm not really sure. There's something strange happening here. This demon wasn't free and those people don't seem to be really vicious, too.~
@8    = ~I know. I hope that we can get to this White Queen soon enough to stop the madness that is happening all around this place.~
@9    = ~I'm aware of that. Let us move on, Keldorn.~
@10   = ~I see. There may be something, but remember not to fall into their trap. This may be their game to make you believe the White Queen isn't our enemy.~
@11   = ~Finding the Queen may be the way, but we should keep in mind that even then someone may carry out her plan. We still know very little about what's actually happening.~
@12   = ~Are you willing to talk with this Queen?~
@13   = ~Yes, I think so.~
@14   = ~I'm not sure. She'll probably just tell us lies.~
@15   = ~It doesn't matter. Can we just move on?~
@16   = ~Fine. I'd like to know what's the reason for all of this. Since we'll both be there, we won't be easly misled.~
@17   = ~Maybe, but still we should still listen to her. Since we'll both be there, we won't be easly misled.~
@18   = ~Right then. We shall reach the heart of this matter.~
@19   = ~She...she's dead now. I hope she will find the tranquility she wished for. I really hope so.~
@20   = ~Is something wrong, Nalia? You seem troubled.~
@21   = ~Yes, and I'd rather leave this place. We should move on.~
@22   = ~It's because I somehow understand her feelings. She wanted to get some peace and silence after those she cared for killed her child. I started to think what I would do if I were on her place. This must have been so painful for her...~
@23   = ~As painful as losing your father?~
@24   = ~I think I understand where this is going. Nalia, your father wasn't killed by the one he cared for.~
@25   = ~We have no time for this. We should move on.~
@26   = ~I don't I think I get it. Why are you so sympathetic out of the blue?~
@27   = ~It seems you know me well, <CHARNAME>. When I imagine how it would be if I lost him because of one of his men...~
@28   = ~Yes, but if I suffered that much when my father was killed by a troll, what would it be like if he was killed by one of his people? By one of *my* people.~
@29   = ~You know what happened to my father. I suffered that much when my father was killed by a troll, so what it would be if he was killed by one of his people? By one of *my* people.~
@30   = ~This is a truly horrible vision. I know I shouldn't think of it, but...~
@31   = ~I just pity her. I feel she could be someone simillar to me before that happened. What if...~
@32   = ~If what?~
@33   = ~What is it? Just say it loud.~
@34   = ~I think we should move on. We have no time for that kind of trouble, Nalia.~
@35   = ~I'm just afraid that I may become like her one day. That I could change if, those of my family who survived were killed by my... I just can't even think of it!~
@36   = ~But I feel I could become another White Queen if I had her experience.~
@37   = ~Anyone could, Nalia. Losing a child must be quite overwhelming.~
@38   = ~Nalia, please...~
@39   = ~You're getting too emotional. Calm down, will you?~
@40   = ~We have no time for this! Let us move on!~
@41   = ~I just can't help it. Look, even my hands are shaking...~
@42   = ~Come. You must leave this place.~
@43   = ~Take a deep breath. Everything is alright. I'm here.~
@44   = ~Just stow it and let us go.~
@45   = ~I think I'll be fine as soon as we leave the palace. I'm really sorry for this...delay I forced.~
@46   = ~Let's just leave this place. I think I don't want to see anything white for a while...~
@47   = ~Do you think this man deserved to die?~
@48   = ~Don't tell me you're on his side!~
@49   = ~He made a contract with the Hag to have revenge. He deserved to die, Cernd.~
@50   = ~I'm not sure, but I am afraid he wouldn't stop.~
@51   = ~Just let us go, Cernd.~
@52   = ~I'm just asking.~
@53   = ~He made a contract with the Hag to have revenge, so yes, he deserved to die.~
@54   = ~I'm not sure if he deserved that, but I am afraid he wouldn't stop.~
@55   = ~Your question is pointless. Just let us go, Cernd.~
@56   = ~It's really easy to judge other people.~
@57   = ~I see, but I suppose we can't be sure of that.~
@58   = ~I somehow believe that he broke the rules when he used human life as a currency. That was something beyond the law.~
@59   = ~You seem strange.~
@60   = ~Is everything alright, Cernd?~
@61   = ~You're right.~
@62   = ~I think we should move on, Cernd. There is still some work to do.~
@63   = ~I'm sorry if my question troubled you. I thought asking you about it would be fine.~
@64   = ~I'm glad we do agree.~
@65   = ~I suppose he was the one we druids would call 'avenger', but a very self-confident one. Even though he still had a strong link to the nature, he used it to fight humans. He had something in common with Faldorn.~
@66   = ~I think I know what you mean and that wouldn't be horrible nails.~
@67   = ~He was blinded by his own beliefs. I'm not sure if it had anything to do with nature.~
@68   = ~Just let us go, Cernd. We have work to do.~
@69   = ~Before they seek balance in nature and people, they should have found it inside themselves, first.~
@70   = ~Still, he offered the sacrifice to the swamps, not to other people.~
@71   = ~But I'm not here to make any excuses for him. Maybe now these swamps will regain the balance.~
@72   = ~Lead then, <CHARNAME>.~
