Dialogue with Najuma
Dialogue
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Requirements:
Quest InProgress:
WIP: Location.MinerHouse.NajumaRoom: 1-99
Script:
You: I wanted to talk to you about the mines.
Najuma: Yeah? I'm super close to finishing the design, and then dad will have to let me in.
You: Why are you so obsessed with them?
Najuma: I'm not obsessed. This is my Path, you know. I'll be going into them sooner or later!
You: 
You're definitely obsessed.
Najuma: ...Fine, so maybe I am a little bit!
Najuma: It's my fault dad's struggling so much. Why can't I try and help him out?
You: What do you mean, your fault?
Najuma: ...
Najuma: If it weren't for me, mom would still be here. Dad wouldn't have to do everything on his own.
You: There's no way that's your fault.
Najuma: It is. Trust me.
Najuma: When I was like five, I ran away in the middle of the night. I don't remember why... some dumb fight with my mom.
Najuma: I decided I'd go and live in the mines. But I got lost in the dark. My mom found me a few hours later.
Najuma: That's when the accident happened. The supports started crumbling, walls caving in...
Najuma: Mom grabbed me and threw me to safety. A boulder still caught me by my leg, but mom...
Najuma: She was trapped behind the rubble.
Najuma: When dad found us, he freed me first. Then he spent all night with people from Kilima trying to clear the cave-in.
Najuma: By the time they got through...
Najuma: Well. Sometimes gas builds up in the mines. Especially if there's bad ventilation. Or a cave-in.
Najuma: If she hadn't followed me... if I hadn't run away...
You: 
I'm so sorry.
Najuma: It's okay.
Najuma: Well, it's not. But it's been a long time since the accident.
Najuma: But that's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: 
That definitely wasn't your fault.
Najuma: You don't have to lie to me, {playername}. I'm old enough to handle the truth.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You were just a kid!
Najuma: So? It doesn't matter how old I was. I ran away, and she paid the price.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: 
It sounds like it was an accident.
Najuma: An accident I caused. If I hadn't ran in there...
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: Why would you say that?
Najuma: Because it's true!
Najuma: When I was like five, I ran away in the middle of the night. I don't remember why... some dumb fight with my mom.
Najuma: I decided I'd go and live in the mines. But I got lost in the dark. My mom found me a few hours later.
Najuma: That's when the accident happened. The supports started crumbling, walls caving in...
Najuma: Mom grabbed me and threw me to safety. A boulder still caught me by my leg, but mom...
Najuma: She was trapped behind the rubble.
Najuma: When dad found us, he freed me first. Then he spent all night with people from Kilima trying to clear the cave-in.
Najuma: By the time they got through...
Najuma: Well. Sometimes gas builds up in the mines. Especially if there's bad ventilation. Or a cave-in.
Najuma: If she hadn't followed me... if I hadn't run away...
You: I'm so sorry.
Najuma: It's okay.
Najuma: Well, it's not. But it's been a long time since the accident.
Najuma: But that's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: That definitely wasn't your fault.
Najuma: You don't have to lie to me, {playername}. I'm old enough to handle the truth.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You were just a kid!
Najuma: So? It doesn't matter how old I was. I ran away, and she paid the price.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: It sounds like it was an accident.
Najuma: An accident I caused. If I hadn't ran in there...
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You're still a kid.
Najuma: I don't have time to be a kid! It's my fault dad's struggling so much.
Najuma: Why can't I try and help him out?
You: What do you mean, your fault?
Najuma: ...
Najuma: If it weren't for me, mom would still be here. Dad wouldn't have to do everything on his own.
You: There's no way that's your fault.
Najuma: It is. Trust me.
Najuma: When I was like five, I ran away in the middle of the night. I don't remember why... some dumb fight with my mom.
Najuma: I decided I'd go and live in the mines. But I got lost in the dark. My mom found me a few hours later.
Najuma: That's when the accident happened. The supports started crumbling, walls caving in...
Najuma: Mom grabbed me and threw me to safety. A boulder still caught me by my leg, but mom...
Najuma: She was trapped behind the rubble.
Najuma: When dad found us, he freed me first. Then he spent all night with people from Kilima trying to clear the cave-in.
Najuma: By the time they got through...
Najuma: Well. Sometimes gas builds up in the mines. Especially if there's bad ventilation. Or a cave-in.
Najuma: If she hadn't followed me... if I hadn't run away...
You: I'm so sorry.
Najuma: It's okay.
Najuma: Well, it's not. But it's been a long time since the accident.
Najuma: But that's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: That definitely wasn't your fault.
Najuma: You don't have to lie to me, {playername}. I'm old enough to handle the truth.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You were just a kid!
Najuma: So? It doesn't matter how old I was. I ran away, and she paid the price.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: It sounds like it was an accident.
Najuma: An accident I caused. If I hadn't ran in there...
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: Why would you say that?
Najuma: Because it's true!
Najuma: When I was like five, I ran away in the middle of the night. I don't remember why... some dumb fight with my mom.
Najuma: I decided I'd go and live in the mines. But I got lost in the dark. My mom found me a few hours later.
Najuma: That's when the accident happened. The supports started crumbling, walls caving in...
Najuma: Mom grabbed me and threw me to safety. A boulder still caught me by my leg, but mom...
Najuma: She was trapped behind the rubble.
Najuma: When dad found us, he freed me first. Then he spent all night with people from Kilima trying to clear the cave-in.
Najuma: By the time they got through...
Najuma: Well. Sometimes gas builds up in the mines. Especially if there's bad ventilation. Or a cave-in.
Najuma: If she hadn't followed me... if I hadn't run away...
You: I'm so sorry.
Najuma: It's okay.
Najuma: Well, it's not. But it's been a long time since the accident.
Najuma: But that's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: That definitely wasn't your fault.
Najuma: You don't have to lie to me, {playername}. I'm old enough to handle the truth.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You were just a kid!
Najuma: So? It doesn't matter how old I was. I ran away, and she paid the price.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: It sounds like it was an accident.
Najuma: An accident I caused. If I hadn't ran in there...
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: I'm just worried about you...
Najuma: There's nothing to worry about, I'm not a little kid!
Najuma: Besides, who else is going to help my dad? It's my fault he's struggling so much!
You: What do you mean, your fault?
Najuma: ...
Najuma: If it weren't for me, mom would still be here. Dad wouldn't have to do everything on his own.
You: There's no way that's your fault.
Najuma: It is. Trust me.
Najuma: When I was like five, I ran away in the middle of the night. I don't remember why... some dumb fight with my mom.
Najuma: I decided I'd go and live in the mines. But I got lost in the dark. My mom found me a few hours later.
Najuma: That's when the accident happened. The supports started crumbling, walls caving in...
Najuma: Mom grabbed me and threw me to safety. A boulder still caught me by my leg, but mom...
Najuma: She was trapped behind the rubble.
Najuma: When dad found us, he freed me first. Then he spent all night with people from Kilima trying to clear the cave-in.
Najuma: By the time they got through...
Najuma: Well. Sometimes gas builds up in the mines. Especially if there's bad ventilation. Or a cave-in.
Najuma: If she hadn't followed me... if I hadn't run away...
You: I'm so sorry.
Najuma: It's okay.
Najuma: Well, it's not. But it's been a long time since the accident.
Najuma: But that's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: That definitely wasn't your fault.
Najuma: You don't have to lie to me, {playername}. I'm old enough to handle the truth.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You were just a kid!
Najuma: So? It doesn't matter how old I was. I ran away, and she paid the price.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: It sounds like it was an accident.
Najuma: An accident I caused. If I hadn't ran in there...
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: Why would you say that?
Najuma: Because it's true!
Najuma: When I was like five, I ran away in the middle of the night. I don't remember why... some dumb fight with my mom.
Najuma: I decided I'd go and live in the mines. But I got lost in the dark. My mom found me a few hours later.
Najuma: That's when the accident happened. The supports started crumbling, walls caving in...
Najuma: Mom grabbed me and threw me to safety. A boulder still caught me by my leg, but mom...
Najuma: She was trapped behind the rubble.
Najuma: When dad found us, he freed me first. Then he spent all night with people from Kilima trying to clear the cave-in.
Najuma: By the time they got through...
Najuma: Well. Sometimes gas builds up in the mines. Especially if there's bad ventilation. Or a cave-in.
Najuma: If she hadn't followed me... if I hadn't run away...
You: I'm so sorry.
Najuma: It's okay.
Najuma: Well, it's not. But it's been a long time since the accident.
Najuma: But that's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: That definitely wasn't your fault.
Najuma: You don't have to lie to me, {playername}. I'm old enough to handle the truth.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: You were just a kid!
Najuma: So? It doesn't matter how old I was. I ran away, and she paid the price.
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
You: It sounds like it was an accident.
Najuma: An accident I caused. If I hadn't ran in there...
Najuma: That's why I have to do this. With my suit, I'll be safe. I can go deeper into the mines, and maybe find some new veins.
Najuma: It's too dangerous for Dad to go, so I will.
Najuma: ...Thank you for coming to talk to me. It means a lot, really. But I'd better get back to work.
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