Part 82: Dight NPC Chatter 6

Welcome back!



Boring generic guy is boring and generic.



: In return, if you ever need help, come see me anytime.



: Heh heh. Once they start fishing again, my boat repair business'll pick up. I'd better start getting ready!

: Hee hee! That's great, mister! Now you've got work to do again!

: OK, here we go, here we go! First, I need to sharpen my chisels. I haven't used them for a while.



: With the rain gone, it's time for some big fishing! Just leave it to me! I'm one of the Dragon Folk! When I make a promise, I keep it! Just you wait. You'll see.



: Heh heh! Well, look again, mister! You're lookin' at a true adventurer!

House 2 guy is still a jerkbag.



: My daughter just informed me that she wants to be your bride. Please excuse her. She must like you very much to say such a thing.



: The Spirits were not angry. I know that.

: Mr. Gadwin... if you say so, then it must be true. In any case, you have saved the village! Thank you!

: Gadwin! Did everything go OK?

: Yeah, everything's OK.

: Oh, that's great. What a relief! Well, everyone's waiting. Quickly-- to the Dragon's Nest!





There's kind of a theme going on with the text when Justin's alone. Rather than go back and forth to see whether or not the various "Oh hey, go trigger the cutscene" text boxes are different, I'll just skip them and focus on the interesting bits.



: And me, I can eat-eat-eat the fish they catch!



Mainly pointing out this guy here because without Gadwin or Feena in the party, the conversation is missing the parts that involve them.



: We can raise children and earn our living at sea, just as Dight, the First Flying Dragon, had wished.



Also pointing out that this conversation hasn't changed, including Sue's responses. Despite Sue being on the other end of town right now.



: But now, its just Gadwin who's the Hero of Dight. No fair! What about me? I wanna be a... a hero, too! Waah! I want a fan club to scream for me! AAAA! EEEE! Our brave heeeroooo! Oh, why not? What a feeling that'd be!



Naturally, without Gadwin in the party, we don't learn that tidbit about his grandfather's name.



: Heh heh. You're congratulating us? Well, thanks!

: Ahem... God of Congratulations... wrap these heroes in your thanks... wait! That's not it! Look, I'm trying to case a congratulatory spell here, so please don't interrupt me.

: Oh... ha ha. Sorry!



: The poison from the rain may still be in some of the food. But soon all of the food will be fine again, thanks to our brave warriors. And now the Typhoon Tower is no more! Oh thank you, brave heroes of Dight! ♥

Most of the people indoors have nothing new to say. Except for one.



: I have to organize my tools and order some more materials.... Oh, it's great to have work again!

: Ha ha! Mister, it looks like you're happy as a clam now.

: All right! There's work to do! I don't care how many orders I get, I'm gonna take 'em all!



Oh, right, I forgot to talk to those assholes.

: What's the matter, Justin? Your accomplishments have been worthy of all this praise.

: So... show everyone the look of a hero!



Both Feena and Leen are prone to ellipsis-ing. Maybe it's genetic?

: Fee... Feena.... Are you angry?

: ......

: No, of course I'm not angry. I mean, Justin, you're a true hero now! Look, everyone is waiting for you!

: Look, everyone is waiting for you! Go thrust the spear, Justin!

: Wow, Justin! You're just like a real hero!

: Hey! Go thrust that spear quickly! Go, Justin!

Have I mentioned recently how glad I am that Working Designs didn't get to touch this game?



: By the power of Greyskull....



: I HAVE THE POOOOOWEEEEEEEER!

And that's a good stopping point for this time. Especially since everyone's dialog changes once Feena and Sue rejoin, then again once we talk to Gadwin again.