Bestowal dialogue
An Incident in the Camps
"You'll see. Whatever unruly outbreak there was among the refugees, my sword-thegn Athálrik will have dealt with it before you got there."
Background
You have come to the camps of the Easterling refugees, across the river from Dale, to look into word of an incident.
Objective 1
You should investigate the refugee camp where the incident was said to have occurred.
- The place is desolate and quiet as the grave
Objective 2
You should investigate the refugee camp where the incident was said to have occurred.
- SCUFF-MARKS "Signs of some altercation or struggle."
- There are signs of a struggle here
- This Easterling holds a weapon
- This Dale-man died amid a struggle
- SHATTERED CRATE "Broken by a great blow or something heavy falling on it, the contents are beyond recognition."
- Did this freshly shattered crate belong to the Easterlings? Or was it stolen?
- This Easterling was unarmed
Objective 3
- Return to the centre of the camp
You should return to the centre of the refugee camp.
- Shouts issue from the eastern end of the camp
Objective 4
You should investigate the sounds coming from east of the camp.
- Easterlings appear, armed and furious
Objective 5
You should defend yourself from the Easterling attackers.
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "You thief, you desecrator! You'll pay!"
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "Do you think us all unarmed and helpless?"
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "You should not have come back here."
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "Betrayer of trust!"
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "You should not be allowed to live!"
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "Grrrr."
- Angry Easterling Refugee shouts, "Hold back now. Let us attack all at once."
- Enkárvo shouts, "Please! Please, all of you, lower your arms!"
- Enkárvo says, "This <race> defended me from harm in Dale. I give you my word."
Objective 6
You should talk to Enkárvo, the young Dorwinion man you met in Dale.
- Enkárvo: 'Friends, truly, this <race> is not one of those who aggrieved you. He/She is my guest and I vouch for him/her. Any harm done from hence be on my head.
- 'Come, good <race>. This was but a misunderstanding. They are angry, and with cause. But not at you. I see doubt in your eyes. The dead of two parties lie on the ground and you have not decided the meaning. You are not quick to judge, and that is well.'
- Enkárvo: 'Come with me then to my own camp, and we will see if you may judge slowly, and justly.'
|