Luck is just another word for faith, which we all know is meaningless. You're telling everyone good nothing right now.
EntryBanterTullinaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Tullina, might I slip into that brain of yours for just a moment? I wish to feel lithe. Provocative.
EntryBanterNilesToTullina — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh, how one quivers with anticipation at the thought of such sweet fruits.
ExitBanterTullinaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Glorious, glorious, glorious. I sup the wine of victory from fate's breast.
ExitBanterNilesToTullina — Niles, the Interrogator |
When we return, I shall paint it for you. A gift.
ExitBanterNilesToTullinaTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
What exquisite torture it is to wait for one as beautiful as yourself.
SelectionBanterTullinaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Until I wear you down.
SelectionBanterTullinaNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Ha! I doubt I'm making everyone--
SelectionBanterTullinaNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hello, hello... Ah, Tullina!
SelectionBanterNilesToTullina — Niles, the Interrogator |
What a pleasure to be called into service by your side.
SelectionBanterNilesToTullinaTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
But it remains my pleasure, and for that, I simply must thank you.
SelectionBanterNilesToTullinaThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Thank you.
SelectionBanterNilesToTullinaFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Have I ever told you that your mind is incredibly ordered?
ExitBanterNilesToAdiyah — Niles, the Interrogator |
Or oppression. I know a little about that.
ExitBanterNilesToAdiyahTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Maraketh witch!
ExitBanterNilesToAdiyahThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
You cannot reject that which does not exist!
ExitBanterAdiyahNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
You go on believing that.
ExitBanterAdiyahNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
A prayer? I might as well ask the Solstice Rhoa for an albino egg! Equally absurd!
EntryBanterTibbsNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Tibbs, could you please lower your anxiety? It's seeping into my brain.
EntryBanterNilesToTibbs — Niles, the Interrogator |
And of course it was because of some god's intervention, right? So predictable.
ExitBanterTibbsNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
This was a wondrous return to the glory days of the Templars.
ExitBanterNilesToTibbs — Niles, the Interrogator |
Well, all the killing and mind-crushing. It was... nostalgic.
ExitBanterNilesToTibbsTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Are you sure? Are there no... large words I should explain to you?
SelectionBanterTibbsNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Well... Not exactly...
SelectionBanterTibbsNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Well--
SelectionBanterTibbsNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I-... I rescind my statement. I apologise for my preconceived notions.
SelectionBanterTibbsNilesReplyFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm here, no need to make a fuss.
SelectionBanterNilesToTibbs — Niles, the Interrogator |
And to you. You know, I've always wondered, where do you get your clothes?
SelectionBanterNilesToTibbsTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Fascinating. To see a man of your stature wield a sewing needle must truly be something to behold.
SelectionBanterNilesToTibbsThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
The contrast, Most humourous.
SelectionBanterNilesToTibbsFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
No gods will ensure success. That's up to us.
EntryBanterKarstNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Confidence, not cockiness, will ensure success.
EntryBanterNilesToKarst — Niles, the Interrogator |
That is always what an interrogator wanted to hear: his own words repeated back to him with desperation.
EntryBanterNilesToKarstTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
At last, a belief system I can get behind.
ExitBanterKarstNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Our persistence is rewarded. Even the supposed gods couldn't--
ExitBanterNilesToKarst — Niles, the Interrogator |
The locksmith. Good, good.
SelectionBanterKarstNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Of course. My apologies. I sense ...animosity.
SelectionBanterKarstNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
It is a well-honed talent.
SelectionBanterKarstNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
A job. Splendid.
SelectionBanterNilesToKarst — Niles, the Interrogator |
It is me.
SelectionBanterNilesToKarstTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I don't believe that decision is yours to make.
SelectionBanterNilesToKarstThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Indeed! Were it up to me, you would be forever at my side, like a loyal and adoring pup.
SelectionBanterNilesToKarstFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Ah, Isla, our woman of science! It's the young ones that are wrong, not we.
SelectionBanterNilesToIsla — Niles, the Interrogator |
The same thing I always rant about, my dear.
SelectionBanterNilesToIslaTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Your machine is broken, and so are you!
SelectionBanterNilesToIslaThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
We've met a hundred times. We've gone on heists together.
SelectionBanterIslaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Your thoughts... how vile! That is not how it works!
SelectionBanterIslaNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
You stay away from me, witch!
SelectionBanterIslaNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
No useless prayers today. I put my faith in science!
EntryBanterNilesToIsla — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh. Well that's refreshing.
EntryBanterNilesToIslaTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
There's torture, and then there's nightmare. You are a demon with a pleasant smile.
EntryBanterNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
That wasn't a compliment!
EntryBanterNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I... I really thought we were going to cash in our Markers on that one.
ExitBanterNilesToIsla — Niles, the Interrogator |
How was that according to plan?
ExitBanterNilesToIslaTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Wasn't terrified...
ExitBanterNilesToIslaThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Can you do that without drills?
ExitBanterIslaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
That does sound safer.
ExitBanterIslaNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Speaking of, would you care to accompany on a date, Gianna?
EntryBanterGiannaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
If harm comes to you, Gianna, I will hold myself responsible.
EntryBanterNilesToGianna — Niles, the Interrogator |
Here! Yes, hello Gianna.
ExitBanterGiannaNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
At last. So how about that Date, Gianna?
ExitBanterNilesToGiana — Niles, the Interrogator |
Ah, the thespian.
SelectionBanterNilesToGiannaThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Wonderful. Just wonderful. And yourself? Wait, no, let me try to guess. I see... shoes. Boots. Steel toed. You wish to go hiking.
SelectionBanterNilesToGiannaFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Well they're moving. Swiftly.
SelectionBanterNilesToGiannaFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
They're striking... some trousers. Black. Right in the in-seam. Over and over.
SelectionBanterNilesToGiannaSix — Niles, the Interrogator |
Yes. A vivid imagination. Just wonderful.
SelectionBanterNilesToGiannaSeven — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm needed? Oh, lady Gianna, what an incomparable pleasure.
SelectionBanterNilesToGianna — Niles, the Interrogator |
My Oriathan rose, my shimmering jewel among the rhoa dung.
SelectionBanterNilesToGiannaTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Not including you, madam.
SelectionBanterNilesToKurai — Niles, the Interrogator |
So be it.
SelectionBanterNilesToKuraiTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Do you not?
EntryBanterVinderiNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Perhaps we should take mental fortitude into consideration for future expeditions.
EntryBanterNilesToVinderi — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh, I stand by what I said.
EntryBanterNilesToVinderiTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Even if the gods did exist, which they don't, do you think they would care to hear your dull opines?
ExitBanterVinderiNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh, I'd love to see you try.
ExitBanterVinderiNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Humanity triumphs where the divine dare not tread.
ExitBanterNilesToVinderi — Niles, the Interrogator |
Precisely.
ExitBanterNilesToVinderiTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Yes, Vinderi, it is I.
SelectionBanterVinderiNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Let us put our differences aside. The job comes first.
SelectionBanterVinderiNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
As am I.
SelectionBanterVinderiNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
A professional jackass.
SelectionBanterVinderiNilesReplyFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hello, hello. Ah. I see you'll employ absolutely any rabble.
SelectionBanterNilesToVinderi — Niles, the Interrogator |
You know it was. I know you know it was.
SelectionBanterNilesToVinderiTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Or else what, old man?
SelectionBanterNilesToVinderiThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
...good... GOD... What--...No! Vile! What monster pictures such a thing.
SelectionBanterNilesToVinderiFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm going to be ill.
SelectionBanterNilesToVinderiFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Exile, this is Vinderi. Expert demolitionist.
IntroductionVinderiNilesToExile — Niles, the Interrogator |
Years of exposure to fumes has... affected him.
IntroductionVinderiNilesToExileTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Ah, the Faridun.
SelectionBanterNilesToNenet — Niles, the Interrogator |
Out of curiosity, pariah, do the Faridun worship any gods?
SelectionBanterNilesToNenetTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
You. I like you.
SelectionBanterNilesToNenetThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hmmm...
SelectionBanterNenetNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh - no - I was just -
SelectionBanterNenetNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Really? How... {strange}.
SelectionBanterNenetNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh bleak one, when a man believes he is doomed, he usually finds a way to make it happen.
EntryBanterNilesToNenet — Niles, the Interrogator |
EntryBanterNilesToNenetTwo
EntryBanterNilesToNenetTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
In your mythology, what happens to the Faridun after death?
EntryBanterNenetNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
How come you and I never just talk?
ExitBanterNilesToNenet — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh! Want to exchange bleak tales of oppression after this?
ExitBanterNilesToNenetTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
There is no fate but what we make!
ExitBanterNenetNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
You don't like me, I can tell.
IntroductionHuckNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Now you really don't like me. Why is that, I wonder?
IntroductionHuckNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
That's my job.
EntryBanterHuckNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
As we stride headlong into mortal peril, remember: on the other side of death is nothing. You will simply no longer be.
EntryBanterNilesToHuck — Niles, the Interrogator |
You minimise our actions. Nothing is blessed or cursed. We just did a good job.
ExitBanterHuckNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
I worry I shall grow bored of success.
ExitBanterNilesToHuck — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh yes. Violence, robbery... Nothing you're unaccustomed to, blackguard.
SelectionBanterHuckNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
It is nothing to be ashamed of! Just as being an effective interrogator for the high templar himself is nothing to be ashamed of.
SelectionBanterHuckNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Far from it. It means we are capable of carrying out orders, no matter how immoral.
SelectionBanterHuckNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I knew I would be required.
SelectionBanterNilesToHuck — Niles, the Interrogator |
No, my friend. Merely confidence. The idea that one can see events yet to unfold is a flight of fancy akin to that of divine intervention, spontaneous generation, or medicine. We are born, we live, we get a small cut, we die, and we are gone. That is how it has always been, and that is how it will always be.
SelectionBanterNilesToHuckTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
The name's Niles. I'm the resident thought extractor. Not got much to say to you just yet. Still uncertain whether I interrogated you before the Templars exiled you. Would put us quite at odds, wouldn't it? But I interrogated so many, I hardly remember their faces anymore. If I don't remember you, it probably means you broke easily...
Introduction — Niles, the Interrogator |
I know a thing or two about figureheads using mystery to evoke faith. It's how they deceive the masses, you see. One can never find fault with a god if one never meets him! Who, then, spreads all these tales? A Karui told me that Tukohama cut Kitava's face with a tooth. I asked him, how do you know about it if you weren't there for it? So, he stabbed me.
That's what you'll get if you start asking around about the Boss. A stabbing. Only - unlike Karui - this knife won't come from the front.
The Boss — Niles, the Interrogator |
Ah yes, exile, I was hoping you would aid me. I have a very simple mission: to prove that gods do not exist. Yes, yes, I know that you believe you have faced them yourself, but I am intent on proving the fraud. You are a victim, like many, of an elaborate facade painted for you by clever con artists. In order to expose them, I shall need a certain piece of equipment, the Thought Extractor. Forced confessions shall save us from mysticism!
Are you ready to see the light?
Rational Tools — Niles, the Interrogator |
I immediately performed my tests with the device we stole, of course, but the random people I accosted with the Thought Extractor truly believed divinity is real. I don't know what else I expected. Instead of finding the truth, all we did was dig up the false narrative they hold dear. In order for this plan to work, we would have to force confessions out of the ones responsible for the divine facade, but if we knew who they were, then we wouldn't need their confessions! The Thought Extractor is useless! We shall continue our search for the truth some other way.
Rational Tools — Niles, the Interrogator |
Interrogation is a flawed art, as we learned together, but now I know of a better method to prove that divinity is false. I have learned the location of a renowned Azmeri artefact known as Viridi's Finger. It supposedly causes enormous plants to grow from almost any soil. Once it is in our possession, we can prove once and for all that Viridi's Finger is a fake and expose the liars for what they are. Prepare yourself, exile!
A Mundane Sample — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hmm. Viridi's Finger did indeed cause enormous plants to grow. You know what that means, don't you?
We've fallen into one of their traps. Clearly, someone has created this to fool us. I don't know whether it is some unknown species of plant, or some sort of hypnotizer, or perhaps some sort of illusion machine, but Viridi's Finger is too dangerous. I shall destroy it, so that no one else will ever be fooled by it again!
A Mundane Sample — Niles, the Interrogator |
It seems only I am privy to the truth of this world. Innocence doesn't exist, Sin doesn't exist, and the Templar faith is a lie. You can tell them I said so. I'll go down shouting it! And the Karui and Maraketh gods are probably fake, too. It's all a scam, you see. A convenient belief system to keep the rabble in check. The Karui way, Maraketh tradition, the Templars' militant faith, and the Azmeri—well, they're fine actually. Inoffensive. You won't catch me living in the forest, though.
The Truth — Niles, the Interrogator |
I don't know how you convinced a city full of people that you slew some sort of rampaging god, but I've seen artists' depictions of Kitava's supposed rampage. There is no way that the ground could support a being that large. Did you see the footprints? Clearly fake, carved by Templar artisans to deceive the populace. The river of blood was accomplished with diluted crimson mud from the Plains of Vastiri. It's really quite simple when you think about it.
As for your own experience, there are records of gasses seeping from the crypts that once caused a whole village to believe they were fish. They flopped on the ground, gasping for air. They even died! Have you considered you may be a victim of a similar occurrence?
Godslayer — Niles, the Interrogator |
When I was younger, I served next to some very powerful men. I once caught a stray thought from the High Templar Venarius. A simple picture, nothing more, possible to perceive only because of his overwhelming fear at that moment. I have to assume he was insane, because the image he had in mind was that of a single beleaguered jewel adrift on an ocean of madness. If that was how I saw the world, it would almost be a comfort to believe in gods. At least then there would be somebody who could stand against the tide... but even then... against what I saw...
Just an old man's idle fears. Pay no mind.
The Outer Realms — Niles, the Interrogator |
Together we shall seek the truth.
NilesContractSelectedOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Time for us mortals to take action.
NilesContractSelectedTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
We shall dispel many lies.
NilesContractSelectedThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I knew you were going to pick me.
NilesBlueprintSelectedOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'll make them dance like puppets.
NilesBlueprintSelectedTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Oh, I'm on this team?
NilesBlueprintSelectedThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I shall make it so.
NilesThaumaturgyShortOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Of course.
NilesThaumaturgyShortTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Focusing...
NilesThaumaturgyShortThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
My mind shall dwarf theirs.
NilesThaumaturgyLongOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I am a mental giant.
NilesThaumaturgyLongTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Allow me to focus...
NilesThaumaturgyLongThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Right away!
NilesThaumaturgyShortAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'll try to be quick!
NilesThaumaturgyShortAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Of course!
NilesThaumaturgyShortAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Mind control is a delicate art!
NilesThaumaturgyLongAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'll be as quick as I can!
NilesThaumaturgyLongAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Uggggh, if I must.
NilesThaumaturgyLongAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Easily fooled.
NilesDeceptionShortOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Practiced lies, deceived eyes.
NilesDeceptionShortTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Watch and learn.
NilesDeceptionShortThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
They'll never even suspect.
NilesDeceptionLongOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
This should be easy. Should be.
NilesDeceptionLongTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Just another form of mind control.
NilesDeceptionLongThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'll try!
NilesDeceptionShortAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Fine!
NilesDeceptionShortAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Alright!
NilesDeceptionShortAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
This is a mess!
NilesDeceptionLongAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
This might still work!
NilesDeceptionLongAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Not a problem!
NilesDeceptionLongAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I've already got a task!
NilesBusyOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I can't really hear you.
NilesBusyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm busy...
NilesBusyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Not yet!
NilesBusyFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
You have no idea what you're doing, do you?
NilesBusyFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Buzz off, pest!
NilesBusyAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Not now!
NilesBusyAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm focusing!
NilesBusyAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Quit pestering me!
NilesBusyAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Grrrr!
NilesBusyAlarmFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Heretics!
NilesInterruptedOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Infidels!
NilesInterruptedTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
That hurt!
NilesInterruptedThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hey, stop it!
NilesInterruptedFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Yeowch!
NilesInterruptedAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Exile, save me!
NilesInterruptedAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm bleeding!
NilesInterruptedAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Stabbed AGAIN?
NilesInterruptedAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I {need} to {focus}!
NilesInterruptedAlarmFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Commence the bloody work.
NilesCombatStartOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Time for a tussle.
NilesCombatStartTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Torture quickened counts as combat.
NilesCombatStartThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
You can handle this, yes?
NilesCombatStartFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I really don't want to get stabbed again.
NilesCombatStartFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
You have chosen death!
NilesCombatStartAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I refuse to die here!
NilesCombatStartAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
To battle!
NilesCombatStartAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Clash of arms!
NilesCombatStartAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Not today!
NilesCombatStartAlarmFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Mortal strength carries the day.
NilesCombatEndOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Glad you're on my side.
NilesCombatEndTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
No afterlife for them. A shame.
NilesCombatEndThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Thank God we survived. Wait, I didn't mean that!
NilesCombatEndFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I didn't get stabbed?
NilesCombatEndFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Well, glad that's over.
NilesCombatEndSix — Niles, the Interrogator |
All this gore reminds me of home.
NilesCombatEndSeven — Niles, the Interrogator |
Keep going! Run!
NilesCombatEndAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
We can't stop now!
NilesCombatEndAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
What next?!
NilesCombatEndAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
It would seem our luck has not yet run out!
NilesCombatEndAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Absolutely brutal.
NilesCombatEndAlarmFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Lovely. Just lovely.
NilesLootOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Don't you owe me a few markers?
NilesLootTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Avarice is not entirely without merit.
NilesLootThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Not all treasure is silver and gold.
NilesLootFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm unimpressed.
NilesLootFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Leave it, there are more important matters!
NilesLootAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Are you seriously doing that right now?
NilesLootAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Your avarice knows no bounds!
NilesLootAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Pecuniary sloth!
NilesLootAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Quit wasting time!
NilesLootAlarmFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
You do know we're about to get caught?
NilesAlertOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
I sense suspicion. They may be on to us.
NilesAlertTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
To err is human, but one more mistake and we'll be ruined.
NilesAlertThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
They're about to notice us.
NilesAlertFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Time to go, I take it?
NilesAlarmTriggeredOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
This was part of the plan, right?
NilesAlarmTriggeredTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Was that supposed to happen?
NilesAlarmTriggeredThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Drat.
NilesAlarmTriggeredEarlyOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Flee!
NilesAlarmTriggeredEarlyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
You've done it now!
NilesAlarmTriggeredEarlyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
The inner sanctum...
NilesFinalRoomOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Do what you must.
NilesFinalRoomTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I half expected us not to make it this far.
NilesFinalRoomThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
There may be traps. You go first.
NilesFinalRoomFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Time to make an acquisition.
NilesFinalRoomFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hurry!
NilesFinalRoomAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Don't waste time!
NilesFinalRoomAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Move like your life depends upon it!
NilesFinalRoomAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
What are you waiting for?!
NilesFinalRoomAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Go get it!
NilesFinalRoomAlarmFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
You've got it!
NilesObjectiveOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
And without any divine aid!
NilesObjectiveTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Alright, then. We have it.
NilesObjectiveThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Good, very good.
NilesObjectiveFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Let's hope it's not too late!
NilesObjectiveAlarmOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Where's the exit?!
NilesObjectiveAlarmTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Let's find Adiyah!
NilesObjectiveAlarmThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
There must be some kind of way out of here!
NilesObjectiveAlarmFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
Another ill-advised plan?
SelectionBanterKuraiNilesReply — Niles, the Interrogator |
Then I assume I'll get stabbed again.
SelectionBanterKuraiNilesReplyTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
Yes, yes...
SelectionBanterKuraiNilesReplyThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
You handle the killing, and we'll do just fine.
NilesEntryBanterOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Mortal planning is all we have. There is no fate.
NilesEntryBanterTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
This will go as well as all our other misadventures.
NilesEntryBanterThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
I have a bad feeling about this one.
NilesEntryBanterFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
I sense a violent intent. Good, very good.
NilesEntryBanterFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
That made me nostalgic for my interrogator days.
NilesExitBanterOne — Niles, the Interrogator |
Hah! I survived! A great many betting rogues just lost a great many markers.
NilesExitBanterTwo — Niles, the Interrogator |
I'm going to sleep in tomorrow. I've earned it.
NilesExitBanterThree — Niles, the Interrogator |
Nothing quite like the thrill of avoiding death one more day!
NilesExitBanterFour — Niles, the Interrogator |
It's time for some mead.
NilesExitBanterFive — Niles, the Interrogator |
