Dialogue with Chayne
Dialogue
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Script:
You: Is this yours?
Chayne: No, no, of course not. Although it certainly amuses me that you would think so. This is simply a wish letter.
Chayne: As a Human, you must not be familiar with this custom. All Majiri were created by the Dragon, but our rituals for worship vary as greatly as the Majiri themselves.
Chayne: I brought the wish letter custom here to Kilima, so the shyer members of our community would feel comfortable asking for help, like our young demolitionist here.
You: 
Wow, that's a great idea!
Chayne: I am honored that you think so! But I have only the generations of sages before me to thank.
You: So, what's a wish letter?
Chayne: Hundreds of years ago, the Dragon spoke directly to His disciples, the Majiri. But slowly, his presence waned. These days, he does not speak at all.
Chayne: But the people still had needs, so they wrote their desires on paper and left them at the shrine. Other people would find them and make them come true.
You: So you have to hunt a sernuk.
Chayne: Well, I cannot! That is why I wrote down her wish. After all, I do not consume meat, and thus am a rather poor hunter.
Chayne: However, if you chose to obtain the sernuk, I'm sure we would both be grateful.
You: 
Seems kind of roundabout.
Chayne: Not everyone here is as direct as you, my friend.
You: So, what's a wish letter?
Chayne: Hundreds of years ago, the Dragon spoke directly to His disciples, the Majiri. But slowly, his presence waned. These days, he does not speak at all.
Chayne: But the people still had needs, so they wrote their desires on paper and left them at the shrine. Other people would find them and make them come true.
You: So you have to hunt a sernuk.
Chayne: Well, I cannot! That is why I wrote down her wish. After all, I do not consume meat, and thus am a rather poor hunter.
Chayne: However, if you chose to obtain the sernuk, I'm sure we would both be grateful.
You: 
So the Dragon can hunt sernuks?
Chayne: There is a way, but probably not what you are imagining.
You: So, what's a wish letter?
Chayne: Hundreds of years ago, the Dragon spoke directly to His disciples, the Majiri. But slowly, his presence waned. These days, he does not speak at all.
Chayne: But the people still had needs, so they wrote their desires on paper and left them at the shrine. Other people would find them and make them come true.
You: So you have to hunt a sernuk.
Chayne: Well, I cannot! That is why I wrote down her wish. After all, I do not consume meat, and thus am a rather poor hunter.
Chayne: However, if you chose to obtain the sernuk, I'm sure we would both be grateful.
You: 
But didn't you write this for Najuma?
Chayne: How perceptive. I see that you see, this is my wish as well.
You: So, what's a wish letter?
Chayne: Hundreds of years ago, the Dragon spoke directly to His disciples, the Majiri. But slowly, his presence waned. These days, he does not speak at all.
Chayne: But the people still had needs, so they wrote their desires on paper and left them at the shrine. Other people would find them and make them come true.
You: So you have to hunt a sernuk.
Chayne: Well, I cannot! That is why I wrote down her wish. After all, I do not consume meat, and thus am a rather poor hunter.
Chayne: However, if you chose to obtain the sernuk, I'm sure we would both be grateful.
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