Lulihart, hindren pariah/Conversations

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[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

Come smoke with me, friend. Set a spell.

1) Live and drink.

[End]

Accepting Petals on the Wind

If Petals on the Wind has not been accepted:

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[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

Hold a moment, (player's formalAddressTerm). Are you looking for work?

1) I am.
2) I am not.

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[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

I see. In that case, rest and speak a bit with me, won't you? My worries can wait another day.

That said, if you change your mind, you'll come find me, won't you?

1) Perhaps. Live and drink.

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Job seeker

[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

Lovely. Take a seat. Chew the bark with me, and I will tell you what I know.

I've heard tell that my ancestral hometown, Bey Lah, is in some kind of trouble. They've opened their borders for the first time I know of and are specifically seeking to hire kendren -- that's their word for outsiders like you. Would you be willing to go see what they need?

1) Who are you?
2) How do you know this?
3) Why do you care?
4) Why don't you go there yourself?
5) Very well, I will go to Bey Lah as you ask.
6) Pass. This task is not to my liking.

Who

[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

My name is Lulihart. The blood of the hindren runs through my veins, but two of my three parents were kendren, so that blood is... dilute, and salt-brined from being born out here.

Dilute, salty blood. Heh.

1) Very well, I will go to Bey Lah as you ask.
2) How do you know about Bey Lah's trouble?
3) Why do you care about Bey Lah?
4) Why don't you go there yourself?
5) Pass. This task is not to my liking.

How

[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

My water goes to scouts to keep a distant eye on Bey Lah. To make sure that it is still there, still safe.

I have never been within a parasang of my people's land, but I know exactly where the once-hidden village stands. I will share this knowledge with you if you agree to consider whatever their request may be.

1) Very well, I will go to Bey Lah as you ask.
2) Wait, who are you?
3) Why do you care?
4) Why don't you go there yourself?
5) Pass. This task is not to my liking.

Why

[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

Even blood as thin as mine ties me to the cervidian meadow. The hindren may not say so, but they are my family.

1) Very well, I will go to Bey Lah as you ask.
2) And who are you?
3) How do you know Bey Lah's trouble?
4) Why don't you go there yourself?
5) Pass. This task is not to my liking.

Why Not

[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

I am not welcome in Bey Lah.

My blood is not pure, and I was not born in the meadow. These things make my name as salt in the mouths of true hindren.

They are misguided, but they are my misguided family.

1) Very well, I will go to Bey Lah as you ask.
2) Who are you?
3) How do you know this?
4) Why do you care?
5) Pass. This task is not to my liking.

Very Well

[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

Bless you, (player's formaladdressterm). I feel better knowing that at least one kendren will reach back to aid my kin.

Let me advise you of Bey Lah's location, and here is a little chew-boon for your trouble.

1) Thank you, Lulihart. Live and drink.

Luihart gives you a Yondercane after this choice. [Accept Quest:Petals on the Wind] [End]

After Kith and Kin is complete

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[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

I hear that Bey Lah's status is once again quo, such as it is.

Thank you for helping my foolish people.

1) Live and drink.

[End]

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[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

I've heard that the youngest Hindriarch in history now leads Bey Lah.

I can't wait to see what happens next.

1) Live and drink.

[End]

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[ Lulihart, hindren pariah ]

Every flame burns low one day, but the warmth of my people's story still carries me forward.

Bey Lah has not survived joining Qud, but the hindren live on, and our legacy will never be wholly lost.

I wonder where Kindrish has gone.

1) Live and drink.

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