Golie
Golie#ep14_2
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1NPC dialogue from the source script
Lines can belong to different quest branches. Conditions and order are defined in the original script.
- Stop here !! -
- There are just too many types that -
- you cannot receive the item. -
- Please lighten your load -
- and try again. -
[Golie]
They say that life is nature's greatest invention and death is just a scheme to obtain more life.
However, how about these sprouts that were born by magic- do they have life or not?
Would a bridge born by magic be considered dead or not?
Because I spend so much time nurturing a bridge from a seed, it hurts me to see so many getting broken and replaced.
Would this be how the times are changing...? That must be why I am creating these objects of tragic destinies.
This seed is named [Goliath] after my name, and it's a plant used as a bridge for its strange ability to grow into two stems and one leaf.
Thanks to Goliath, the dire need for bridges has been resolved, but I cannot shake the concern that one day, there are going to be fearsome consequences for utilizing magic to ignore the rules of nature.
I am recently finding encouragement bit by bit as I work with the great Fili who stands next to me here, but one day, I assure you that all of this will be fixed.
Whenever you are disheartened and discouraged, try approaching Fili with your concerns. You will probably find new insights.
And... Mm... the bridge was done while we were just jibber-jabbering.
Alright, you may now deliver this to Fon. Also, while I know that it is difficult in these busy times, would you also tell him that I said, 'please take more precious care of them?'
Surely, I am busy nowadays helping with Fili's work but it also seems that the bridges are breaking too often.
You lost the materials?
I will give you another since you are busy, but please take care.
To grow Elder Willow trees,
since Spring, Peco Peco
must have cried as such.
To grow Elder Willow trees
the alarm in the clock tower
again must have cried as such.
It's a song given to me by a bard from Midgard. The lyrical and nature-oriented words really resonated with me.
I would love to hear any songs that you might know also.
