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• I am sorry. Good-bye, Lady Madeline.
• Kormir guide me....yes, I'll be there. It shall wrench my heart, but I would hate myself if I said nothing. Now please, leave me be.
• Thank you. Farewell, lady.
• No time to talk! I have a whole banquet to do. Make it snappy or get out of my kitchen!
• I was told you might know something interesting regarding Lady Madeline.
• You seem like you're the man to ask about local gossip.
• Relax, my good man. I was just looking for the refreshment table.
• Talk to me like that again, and you'll be feeding charr on the frontier.
• I do apologize. I merely wished to offer my compliments. Everything smells delicious!
• All right, all right. I'll leave you to your work.
• Well, that's different. It's just outside in the main hall there, your nobleship. And please excuse my sharpness. It's been quite a day.
• Thank you, I will. And I look forward to the feast.
• Forgive me your nobleship, but Lady Wi has precise specifications. If it helps, my entire staff and I are at your disposal.
• I'll keep that in mind. Good day.
• Thank you, your nobleship! I am so rarely appreciated. I spent years mastering poached moa eggs to get the yolks perfectly wobbly, and...oh, sorry. I'm rambling.
• You're a credit to the culinary profession. Keep up the good work.
• Yeah, I just saw her. She was arguing something fierce with her brother, the minister, and then he stormed off, yelling about "business to attend to." Something ain't right there.
• Acid Dye[s]
• Did you hear what Zamon and Madeline were arguing about?
• Interesting. I think I'll talk to her about it.
• My twin brother Ellis is his cook, and the news I get is that Zamon's bad with the pay and worse with insults. Don't know what kind of minister he is, but he's a terrible boss.
• I think I'll ask Lady Madeline about him. Thank you.
• Nope, but Lady Madeline's still here. You could try to ask her, but I think she won't like anyone asking about personal matters.
• Good point. I'll be discreet if I ask her.
• You got it. Baroness Yolanda is on the hunt, and anything wearing britches is fair game. It's a wonder Lord Faren hasn't gotten himself in trouble there.
• I'll keep that in mind, thanks.
• I don't trust Ministry Guards. This place is full to the gills with 'em. Dunno why, but if you're interested, try asking one what they're doing here.
• You can't think of anything else?
• I'll do that, thanks.
• Nope. If you want more, ask the household servants. They hear more'n I do because I'm stuck in here all the time.
• With this camp clear of karka, the Lionguard are well-positioned to seize the island's western side.
• The hero of Shaemoor deigns to join Minister Wi's party. Is that your official title now? Has %str1% lost its luster?
• It's an affectionate nickname, sir. If you had ever inspired affection, you'd understand.
• Don't be jealous, Minister. If you can't earn a title like mine, perhaps you can buy one.
• Is it even possible to have a civil conversation with you?
• I can see you're intent on making this conversation unpleasant. Good day.
• Did you just insult me? Perhaps Minister Wi should hear about his guest's rude behavior.
• By all means. Let's see how he reacts to your childish, boorish blather.
• You don't scare me, Zamon.
• Give Minister Wi my regards. I have business elsewhere.
• Your jokes are tiresome and dull. Why did Minister Wi even invite you? Perhaps I'll ask him myself.
• Remember to ask why he also invited Countess Anise. She's my escort.
• Do as you like, Minister. I'm done with you anyway. Good-bye.
• I reserve civility for the civilized.
• A shame. It's far better to have me as a friend than an enemy.
• Bah. You're not worth my time, you preening jackanapes. Go wallow in the filth with that hedonistic pig Faren and leave me be.
• Better a pig than a snake. Good day, Minister.
• You should learn better manners, then. I've dueled cretins over slighter offenses and left them bleeding in the dirt. I bid you good day!
• The day we duel WILL be a good day, Minister. Farewell.
• The Countess? Very well, I'll hold my tongue for now. But I shall speak with her about her choice of escorts.