记一下随便记一下。
#1295583
>>Po.1295383
>>Po.1295582
：Stubborn. I can be stubborn, too.
>>Po.1295582
：Stubborn. I can be stubborn, too.
#1295587
@0 = ~I'm...I'm glad that we didn't have to kill these poor gnomes.~
@1 = ~Yes, but I pray that this will not lead to more deaths.~
@2 = ~Why do you say that?~
@3 = ~We were sent to teach them a lesson of fear and obedience. Instead, we have shown them that drow can be merciful. A dangerous lesson indeed.~
@4 = ~Oh... because we were disguised as drow. But maybe... maybe it's not bad.~
@5 = ~What are you saying, Aerie? As soon as svirfneblin relax their guard around the drow, they are as good as dead.~
@6 = ~I was just thinking. Everyone expects drow to be cruel, but some... some of them are not evil of heart. S-Solaufein, for example. So... so if someone looks upon such a person expecting mercy, not death, maybe he would be merciful.~
@7 = ~Promise me one thing, Aerie.~
@8 = ~Yes, Kivan, what is it?~
@9 = ~If a drow approaches you, his blade drawn, you will attack him with the deadliest spells you know.~
@10 = ~Even... even someone like Solaufein?~
@11 = ~Even him. For he might well kill you, if not from malice, then to keep suspicions away from himself.
@1 = ~Yes, but I pray that this will not lead to more deaths.~
@2 = ~Why do you say that?~
@3 = ~We were sent to teach them a lesson of fear and obedience. Instead, we have shown them that drow can be merciful. A dangerous lesson indeed.~
@4 = ~Oh... because we were disguised as drow. But maybe... maybe it's not bad.~
@5 = ~What are you saying, Aerie? As soon as svirfneblin relax their guard around the drow, they are as good as dead.~
@6 = ~I was just thinking. Everyone expects drow to be cruel, but some... some of them are not evil of heart. S-Solaufein, for example. So... so if someone looks upon such a person expecting mercy, not death, maybe he would be merciful.~
@7 = ~Promise me one thing, Aerie.~
@8 = ~Yes, Kivan, what is it?~
@9 = ~If a drow approaches you, his blade drawn, you will attack him with the deadliest spells you know.~
@10 = ~Even... even someone like Solaufein?~
@11 = ~Even him. For he might well kill you, if not from malice, then to keep suspicions away from himself.
#1295589
PID -What does it mean to be elven
= ~It is, perhaps, the desire for harmony. To live in harmony with the woods, to bond with the one you love, to be connected to the elvendom and the community through the Elven Spirit.~
>>Po.1295586
= ~It is, perhaps, the desire for harmony. To live in harmony with the woods, to bond with the one you love, to be connected to the elvendom and the community through the Elven Spirit.~
>>Po.1295586
#1295590
IF ~Class(Player1,BARD)~ THEN REPLY @68 DO ~SetGlobal("P#KivanLTalk","GLOBAL",5)~ GOTO KIPC3.4
END
END
#1295591
IF ~~ KIST1.19
SAY @63
IF ~~ THEN DO ~RestParty() ActionOverride("P#SQUI",DestroySelf())~ EXIT
END
SAY @63
IF ~~ THEN DO ~RestParty() ActionOverride("P#SQUI",DestroySelf())~ EXIT
END
#1295593
IF ~~ THEN BEGIN KIPC3.8
SAY @87
= @88
IF ~~ THEN REPLY @84 GOTO KIPC3.9
IF ~~ THEN REPLY @85 GOTO KIPC3.10
IF ~~ THEN REPLY @86 GOTO KIPC3.5
END
SAY @87
= @88
IF ~~ THEN REPLY @84 GOTO KIPC3.9
IF ~~ THEN REPLY @85 GOTO KIPC3.10
IF ~~ THEN REPLY @86 GOTO KIPC3.5
END
#1295640
>>Po.1290268
男精灵查内姆第一部戴娜黑罗曼史，第二部开局剧情杀丧妻。
男精灵查内姆第一部戴娜黑罗曼史，第二部开局剧情杀丧妻。
#1295642
>>Po.1295640
不读sage不知道啊，烛堡书虫。
不读sage不知道啊，烛堡书虫。
#1295646
>>Po.1295640
巴荻绑架。九狱丧偶。
巴荻绑架。九狱丧偶。
#1295648
>>Po.1295597
不对，我看岔了
不对，我看岔了
#1295649
@47 = ~Do you know much of suffering, knight? Of pain? ~ [KIVAN91]
@48 = ~I am a priest, Kivan. Not of Ilmater, surely, but I've seen a great deal. It is my duty to prevent it. Unless the critter is an evil one, and deserves whatever's happening to it.~
@49 = ~You speak lightly of others' pain. Too lightly. What agonies have you been through to do so?~
@50 = ~Let's say that I took a wound, and there were those who needed healing more than I.~
@51 = ~And you endured the hurt through the night as befit a squire of the Order. ~
@52 = ~What did you expect? 'Twas a day, actually. ~
@53 = ~Would you endure it willingly again? ~
@54 = ~Elf, you have a morbid fascination with the subject. ~
@55 = ~I... Yes, perhaps. You *are* a priest, Anomen.~
@56 = ~This land reeks of pain and suffering.~
@57 = ~Do you know much of suffering, Anomen? Of pain? ~
@58 = ~<CHARNAME>'s fascination with exotics will cost us dearly. Adventuring with a pointy-eared weakling! Next, <PRO_HESHE> will start recruiting *gnomes*.~
@59 = ~Anomen, do stop this.~
@60 = ~Don't you be looking at me like that. With your slant-eyed breed, a man can never know if you are contemplating a murder or thinking of your flowers. You *always* look shifty.~
@61 = ~If I were contemplating a murder, you would be able to tell it.~ [KIVAN92]
@62 = ~Oh, just shut up. The last thing I need right now is you going on forever about elves being ever so ancient and keen of sight and of the spiritual bond among your sophisticated kin and all that other elvish ado <CHARNAME> likes so well.~
@63 = ~Why would I repeat things that have just been said?~
@48 = ~I am a priest, Kivan. Not of Ilmater, surely, but I've seen a great deal. It is my duty to prevent it. Unless the critter is an evil one, and deserves whatever's happening to it.~
@49 = ~You speak lightly of others' pain. Too lightly. What agonies have you been through to do so?~
@50 = ~Let's say that I took a wound, and there were those who needed healing more than I.~
@51 = ~And you endured the hurt through the night as befit a squire of the Order. ~
@52 = ~What did you expect? 'Twas a day, actually. ~
@53 = ~Would you endure it willingly again? ~
@54 = ~Elf, you have a morbid fascination with the subject. ~
@55 = ~I... Yes, perhaps. You *are* a priest, Anomen.~
@56 = ~This land reeks of pain and suffering.~
@57 = ~Do you know much of suffering, Anomen? Of pain? ~
@58 = ~<CHARNAME>'s fascination with exotics will cost us dearly. Adventuring with a pointy-eared weakling! Next, <PRO_HESHE> will start recruiting *gnomes*.~
@59 = ~Anomen, do stop this.~
@60 = ~Don't you be looking at me like that. With your slant-eyed breed, a man can never know if you are contemplating a murder or thinking of your flowers. You *always* look shifty.~
@61 = ~If I were contemplating a murder, you would be able to tell it.~ [KIVAN92]
@62 = ~Oh, just shut up. The last thing I need right now is you going on forever about elves being ever so ancient and keen of sight and of the spiritual bond among your sophisticated kin and all that other elvish ado <CHARNAME> likes so well.~
@63 = ~Why would I repeat things that have just been said?~
#1295650
变形者不提强度。
~I must confess that I envy your ability to change into an animal form. How does it feel, Cernd?~ [KIVAN93]
@65 = ~Quite painful and tiring. New creatures come into the world after the pains of labor that their parent suffers.~
@66 = ~You consider your wolf-form an offspring of yours?~
@67 = ~It is more complex, Kivan. Nature gives all of us an imprint of what "the self" is. Looking at someone that is not "I" and then slowly adding to "self" his features, and growing a new being - that is what a druid's shapeshift is. It is a melt rather than birth, and the ancestor coexists with his progeny.~
@68 = ~We traveled with <CHARNAME> to an island overtaken by lycanthropes. I observed that it was the wolf side that was in control of many of them.~
@69 = ~People affected by lycanthropy do not have time enough to develop the understanding of their second nature that sprouts within their "self". They have difficulty achieving balance between the two. The wolf blood is stronger and hungrier, so it devours its parent being.~
@70 = ~But a lycanthrope does not become an ordinary wolf, is that true?~
@71 = ~Indeed, the wolf-part feasts readily on the unfamiliar emotions and assimilates them. It throws aside what it does not understand. Unfortunately, the ability to kill without a natural purpose they take on most easily.~
@72 = ~Does druids' lore speak often of the trees coming to life?~ [KIVAN94]
@73 = ~Trees are alive.~
@74 = ~Alive as in uprooting themselves from where they have stood for centuries and moving forth to do battle when bid.~
@75 = ~That I have not heard of from a reliable source. However, there are legends of tree-guards employed by the elves of millenia ago. ~
@76 = ~Such guards exist in Shilmista. I have seen them in action against an army of orcs who came to burn and plunder the Forest of Shadows, and I was awestruck. What made me the most surprised is that it did not feel awkward at all, Cernd.~
@77 = ~Marvels of nature are countless, and the trust that can develop between all of her children is boundless. It is how it was designed at the beginning of times. Unfortunately, too many of my kin have no patience or wits to comprehend such a thing.
~I must confess that I envy your ability to change into an animal form. How does it feel, Cernd?~ [KIVAN93]
@65 = ~Quite painful and tiring. New creatures come into the world after the pains of labor that their parent suffers.~
@66 = ~You consider your wolf-form an offspring of yours?~
@67 = ~It is more complex, Kivan. Nature gives all of us an imprint of what "the self" is. Looking at someone that is not "I" and then slowly adding to "self" his features, and growing a new being - that is what a druid's shapeshift is. It is a melt rather than birth, and the ancestor coexists with his progeny.~
@68 = ~We traveled with <CHARNAME> to an island overtaken by lycanthropes. I observed that it was the wolf side that was in control of many of them.~
@69 = ~People affected by lycanthropy do not have time enough to develop the understanding of their second nature that sprouts within their "self". They have difficulty achieving balance between the two. The wolf blood is stronger and hungrier, so it devours its parent being.~
@70 = ~But a lycanthrope does not become an ordinary wolf, is that true?~
@71 = ~Indeed, the wolf-part feasts readily on the unfamiliar emotions and assimilates them. It throws aside what it does not understand. Unfortunately, the ability to kill without a natural purpose they take on most easily.~
@72 = ~Does druids' lore speak often of the trees coming to life?~ [KIVAN94]
@73 = ~Trees are alive.~
@74 = ~Alive as in uprooting themselves from where they have stood for centuries and moving forth to do battle when bid.~
@75 = ~That I have not heard of from a reliable source. However, there are legends of tree-guards employed by the elves of millenia ago. ~
@76 = ~Such guards exist in Shilmista. I have seen them in action against an army of orcs who came to burn and plunder the Forest of Shadows, and I was awestruck. What made me the most surprised is that it did not feel awkward at all, Cernd.~
@77 = ~Marvels of nature are countless, and the trust that can develop between all of her children is boundless. It is how it was designed at the beginning of times. Unfortunately, too many of my kin have no patience or wits to comprehend such a thing.
#1295651
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#1295654
>>Po.1295591
IF ~~ KIST1.14
SAY @53
++ @54 + KIST1.19
++ @55 GOTO KIST1.4
++ @56 DO ~RestParty() ActionOverride("P#SQUI",DestroySelf())~ EXIT
END
IF ~~ KIST1.14
SAY @53
++ @54 + KIST1.19
++ @55 GOTO KIST1.4
++ @56 DO ~RestParty() ActionOverride("P#SQUI",DestroySelf())~ EXIT
END
#1295657
@53 = ~My people are diminishing, but they are still numerous, <CHARNAME>.~
@54 = ~I am not talking about the Elvenkind, I am talking of elven rangers who love but once... ~
@55 = ~Of course, but the trend is alarming. So in order to avoid losing yet another representative, I am going to have you fed. And by the grace of Sylvanus, we have better things to eat to<DAYNIGHT> than dry bread and hard cheese.~
@56 = ~Well, I am too tired to speak straight. I am going to sleep. Good night!~
>>Po.1294537
@54 = ~I am not talking about the Elvenkind, I am talking of elven rangers who love but once... ~
@55 = ~Of course, but the trend is alarming. So in order to avoid losing yet another representative, I am going to have you fed. And by the grace of Sylvanus, we have better things to eat to<DAYNIGHT> than dry bread and hard cheese.~
@56 = ~Well, I am too tired to speak straight. I am going to sleep. Good night!~
>>Po.1294537
#1295658
>>Po.1295654
小德专属啊
IF ~~ KIST1.7
SAY @32
++ @33 GOTO KIST1.6
++ @34 GOTO KIST1.4
++ @35 DO ~RestParty() ActionOverride("P#SQUI",DestroySelf())~ EXIT
+ ~Class(Player1, DRUID_ALL)~ + @36 + KIST1.14
小德专属啊
IF ~~ KIST1.7
SAY @32
++ @33 GOTO KIST1.6
++ @34 GOTO KIST1.4
++ @35 DO ~RestParty() ActionOverride("P#SQUI",DestroySelf())~ EXIT
+ ~Class(Player1, DRUID_ALL)~ + @36 + KIST1.14
#1295659
>>Po.1295658
IF ~~ KIST1.2
SAY @12
= @13
++ @14 GOTO KIST1.7
++ @15 GOTO KIST1.7
++ @10 GOTO KIST1.6
++ @11 GOTO KIST1.4
END
IF ~~ KIST1.2
SAY @12
= @13
++ @14 GOTO KIST1.7
++ @15 GOTO KIST1.7
++ @10 GOTO KIST1.6
++ @11 GOTO KIST1.4
END
#1295660
>>Po.1295657
@32 = ~(At the first sign of creature's agitation, Kivan lifts the creature and sets him on the grass.) Namarie... I should not have fed and handled a creature of the wild like that. It was sickly, but still.~
@33 = ~Kivan... are you all right?~
@34 = ~Well, there is nothing to it now. Let us go back, my friend, for you yourself look like you need food and sleep.~
@35 = ~(Shrug.)~
@36 = ~I know, but from the two of you, I think it was *you* who got the most healing from the encounter. And I cannot say I regret it. Squirrels are many, and your kind is on the brink of extinction.~
>>Po.1295659
@32 = ~(At the first sign of creature's agitation, Kivan lifts the creature and sets him on the grass.) Namarie... I should not have fed and handled a creature of the wild like that. It was sickly, but still.~
@33 = ~Kivan... are you all right?~
@34 = ~Well, there is nothing to it now. Let us go back, my friend, for you yourself look like you need food and sleep.~
@35 = ~(Shrug.)~
@36 = ~I know, but from the two of you, I think it was *you* who got the most healing from the encounter. And I cannot say I regret it. Squirrels are many, and your kind is on the brink of extinction.~
>>Po.1295659
#1295686
>>Po.1295660
@63 = ~In truth, that is the way of my people, <CHARNAME>... an elf bonds to his beloved, once he finds his true love.~
@63 = ~In truth, that is the way of my people, <CHARNAME>... an elf bonds to his beloved, once he finds his true love.~
#1295687
@122 = ~I reveried, <CHARNAME>, and the memory of the accursed morning when I came to after Tazok left me for dead returned to me.~
@123 = ~I did not tell you... but there was a cougar standing over me, snarling. My first thought was to scare it away, and I struggled to get up to my feet... There was a boulder digging into my back. I closed my fingers about it and it was slick with thickening blood. Mine. The cougar scowled at me... snorted and went away... I thought in my fever she was laughing at me.~
@124 = ~She might well have. The cats do not respect the weak.~
@125 = ~And then I saw Deheriana... ~
@126 = ~She... her body was covered with yellow leaves, like a golden shroud. I turned her on her back, and her eyes looked unseeing into mine. She was long dead, but I still called for her, hoping against all hope.~
@123 = ~I did not tell you... but there was a cougar standing over me, snarling. My first thought was to scare it away, and I struggled to get up to my feet... There was a boulder digging into my back. I closed my fingers about it and it was slick with thickening blood. Mine. The cougar scowled at me... snorted and went away... I thought in my fever she was laughing at me.~
@124 = ~She might well have. The cats do not respect the weak.~
@125 = ~And then I saw Deheriana... ~
@126 = ~She... her body was covered with yellow leaves, like a golden shroud. I turned her on her back, and her eyes looked unseeing into mine. She was long dead, but I still called for her, hoping against all hope.~