@0    = ~Now, who are you?! You have flesh, you breath and you're not a woodworm, too! No sane person would visit these forsaken swamps.~
@1    = ~Certainly, I'm not a woodworm or any kind of undead. Mind me asking who *you* are?~
@2    = ~You seem really surprised. I suppose you're not one of those creatures, too.~
@3    = ~No, I'm not. Are you a woodworm?~
@4    = ~Gods, it's so good to meet living person in this damned place!~
@5    = ~Obviously!~
@6    = ~No, I'm not! How dare you?! Maybe we're in a bit of an extraordinary situation, but you should mind your manners!~
@7    = ~My name is Vem Splinterbox and I used to live in this village. Well, I still do, but I had to live in the house outside. I guess I should leave this place for good, though. There's no way it could get back to normal.~
@8    = ~Tell me the whole story. I can't move on without some knowledge on it.~
@9    = ~Maybe I would understand what you feel if I knew the story.~
@10   = ~Don't bother me with the details of your accommodations. Tell me important facts.~
@11   = ~Fine, but I'd rather you change your tone.~
@12   = ~So, let me start with the day our misfortune began.~
@13   = ~This place was never a joyful one, because of the dangerous creatures that live around here. To make things even worse, one cold and windy night, a man wearing white clothes arrived and met with our countess. From that time on, everything collapsed.~
@14   = ~Our countess lost her mind and got obsessed with whiteness. I am sure it must have been influence of the man. I've heard people saying that he is a necromancer.~
@15   = ~People started to disappear and the countess would never leave her palace. The only time we could see her were on nights of full moon when she would stand on the balcony above the entrance, and look at us without saying a single word.~
@16   = ~At first we thought that the missing people were victims of a wild beast from the swamps, but later they didn't even try to hide their deeds. They killed people near the fountain at palace's entrance. She just looked at the people being killed and looked even better than before. And more pale.~
@17   = ~The necromancer must be using the people in some kind of ritual, I'm sure of it.~
@18   = ~Do you think the countess is a prisoner or a culprit?~
@19   = ~You're right and she enjoyed it. The necromancer announced that from now we shall call her The White Queen. She was the one who approved of his atrocities.~
@20   = ~A culprit, obviously! Her servant, the necromancer, announced that from now on she should be called The White Queen.~
@21   = ~She must be stopped and I think I know the way! If no one helps me now, once she's done here she will become a threat to everyone near these swamps and maybe even beyond that.~
@22   = ~Speak then! I may help.~
@23   = ~Well, I'm listening.~
@24   = ~It's not working on me. I'm leaving and you should do the same.~
@25   = ~Wait! I... I'll tell you anyway. It's better to share this with someone instead of letting this knowledge die with me.~
@26   = ~They are afraid of this tree! That's why I am safe here. I believe that this is the key to victory. Please, even if you're not going to help us, take this branch in case you meet her on the way out of the swamps - it may protect you. Also, keep away from the palace. There is some kind of barrier there - it may turn you or your allies into stone!~
@27   = ~If you change your mind, please help me defeat those monsters!~
@28   = ~Listen carefully. I think they are afraid of this tree. The Necromancer and the White Queen never come near it. They can't follow me to this hideout. I am sure you can use a branch of the tree somehow.~
@29   = ~Here, take it. It can also protect you if you come too close to the palace - a kind of barrier is set up. Look out for it, it can turn you to stone.~
@30   = ~If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.~
@31   = ~I will just go into the palace. No matter what it is, it must be stopped.~
@32   = ~There is something I want to ask you about.~
@33   = ~You do?~
@34   = ~You're right. If you have any questions, do visit me. I'm not going anywhere.~
@35   = ~Yes? I'm listening carefully.~
@36   = ~How do you know that the man in white was a necromancer?~
@37   = ~What's the real name of White Queen?~
@38   = ~Do you have any idea why they can't do a thing to this tree?~
@39   = ~Why didn't you run away from the village when you had time?~
@40   = ~How could you live here for so many years?~
@41   = ~You mentioned some kind of barrier, didn't you?~
@42   = ~I should go now.~
@43   = ~Didn't you listen to me? He made all those... strange things! The ritual or something. He even set up this strange barrier around the palace!~
@44   = ~No doubt about it. He is a necromancer, I am sure of it. Do you have any other questions?~
@45   = ~Indeed, I do.~
@46   = ~No, I should move on before something bad happens.~
@47   = ~Celine Shalloweye, but it doesn't matter. She has changed - she's the White Queen now.~
@48   = ~I don't think this can help you, anyway. Maybe there's something else you want to ask about?~
@49   = ~Hmm, I may have another question.~
@50   = ~No, now it's time for some action.~
@51   = ~Yes, actually. I've seen some symbols on the tree, some looked like scales - the symbol of Kelemvor! I think this place was once consecrated by a Doomguide of Kelemvor or at least some kind of cultist. I'm not sure how long the blessing will protect this tree, though.~
@52   = ~Do you have any other questions?~
@53   = ~I may have another one.~
@54   = ~No, and by the way, I suppose you should rest a bit. You look pale.~
@55   = ~I did, but I had hoped that the White Queen can be stopped. I've studied how those creatures behave, I've observed. I've even tried to ask some people to help, but they didn't want to listen.~
@56   = ~One night, when I was observing them, they realized my presence so I ran towards this tree. I'm safe here, I suppose, but I'm not sure that they won't come here as well, one day.~
@57   = ~I have another question.~
@58   = ~Thank you. I should go now.~
@59   = ~I do leave this place from time to time to get food, but I do come back. I believe that this nightmare will end. It simply... must end.~
@60   = ~I see. Let me ask another question.~
@61   = ~Do as you please, but it's not a good idea to stay here. Now I'm leaving. You're going to stay anyway, yes?~
@62   = ~Yes.~
@63   = ~Some time after necromancer came into the palace, he set up some kind of barrier that transforms every one who doesn't follow the White Queen into stone.~
@64   = ~That must be a horrible death...~
@65   = ~Probably, but there's more I would like to ask.~
@66   = ~At least they don't suffer for long. I should go now.~
@67   = ~Goodbye then. If you have any other questions, I shall be waiting here.~
@68   = ~Ha! You've done it! The White Queen is dead at last!~
@69   = ~At least she got a proper end she deserves! I've told her from very beginning that she can't win this war. Now I can leave this condemned place.~
@70   = ~You used us! The White Queen told us the whole story.~
@71   = ~You stayed here just because you wanted her to die first? You're the true monster here.~
@72   = ~You managed to trick us into defeating the Queen. Quite intelligent.~
@73   = ~So you should understand that it was her own fault. She let the Gardenwest family die.~
@74   = ~I wanted to avenge the Gardenwest family. They all died because of her.~
@75   = ~I had to find a way to avenge the Gardenwest family. He and his family died because of her.~
@76   = ~What would you do? He was like a brother to me! I was like a part of his family. I can say that I loved him - the way you love your sibling. She took all of them from me just because she was too busy to realize his family's situation.~
@77   = ~You just want to find an excuse for your actions, druid.~
@78   = ~So? Is that a reason to destroy the whole village? Don't make me laugh.~
@79   = ~I would do the same. Get out of my sight before I change my mind.~
@80   = ~You killed an innocent child!~
@81   = ~Believe me or not. I don't care.~
@82   = ~Revolution always has some kind of sacrifice.~
@83   = ~Don't you understand? I did it for all of them. If I was the one who ruled this village, I would never have let this happen. I didn't know she would bring her brother to this place. He killed them and I didn't want their sacrifices to be wasted.~
@84   = ~That's how you would rule this place? "I didn't know her ally would come"? She was much better ruler than you would be.~
@85   = ~You are cruel. All those lives were wasted on your own revolution! It is you who killed them!~
@86   = ~I understand. You couldn't know he would come. You're free, but I if I were you, I'd leave this place before I change my mind.~
@87   = ~Take those words back. I did what I believed in.~
@88   = ~No.~
@89   = ~Oh, so you believe in sacrificing children to hags? Your mother must be proud of you.~
@90   = ~Just get out of my sight. I won't kill you, but I don't want to see your face. Ever.~
@91   = ~I repeat - renege those words.~
@92   = ~No!~
@93   = ~Just get out of my sight.~
@94   = ~You are as foolish as Queen was! You shall join her in death!~
@95   = ~Shaneelah! I call thee, hag!~
@96   = ~*I call thee*!~
@97   = ~Shaneelah, you traitor!~
@98   = ~I don't need her help. I can still call creatures of the swamps myself. Prepare to die!~
@99   = ~Thank you. You will never see me again. Take this book as a gift.~
@100  = ~Farewell.~
