
Valkyrie
Valkyrie#1
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1NPC dialogue from the source script
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[Valkyrie]
You have passed
the test, Lowen.
I don't have much
time to speak.
Have you found the strength to release yourself from the guilt and the pain? I have been waiting for you. Will you accept my invitation to Valhalla?
Lowen Ellenen, misunderstood hero. I will now promote you
to Einherjar with
the will of God.
Your soul and spirit will be reborn in Valhalla as a holy warrior preparing for the holy war.
And...
Your exploits are known to me. But I am curious as to what has brought you here?
You explained what happened to the Valkyrie, starting from the Snow Crystal which never melts.
I understand.
The story begins a long, long time ago with Freya, the patron goddess of beauty and love.
Her teardrop became a beautiful jewel. The snow on which Freya's teardrops have fallen will always retain its crystalline beauty.
You seek traces of the goddess? Perhaps this is a sign of the end of the thousand year peace. When the time comes, I hope humans will not abandon their faith.
Perhaps, I was also sent to meet you. I wish that humans will use the power derived from the traces of the gods to protect justice.
Listen. This is
what you must find.
A cold snowy path on
which the goddess tread.
A blue river the goddess crossed.
A narrow path the goddess passed.
Four dwarves that the goddess met...
The beauty of the stars
Wanes in comparison.
We lost our hearts
To that golden hair
And those dazzling eyes.
Remember this.
I shall send you
back to where you
belong.
For Odin's honor...
Hahahaha...
It has been
a while since
a mortal has
made me laugh.
I am speaking to the
spirit that rests within you, the girl to whom you lent your body so that she may learn the truth of the past.
Lowen Ellenen,
misunderstood hero.
I will now promote you to Einherjar with the will of God.
Your soul and
spirit will be reborn in Valhalla as a holy warrior preparing for the holy war.
