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Synopsis:
One of the memories available in the Colony "Brain Reader", found in the Vault.
How to trigger:
Insert the corresponding Brain Jar (_COL_Vault_MemoryJar_193f87db-6a26-4f00-a289-63e247740176) into the Brain Reading Device receptacle in the lower Colony, in the Memory Library. Then, interact with the floating head next to the receptacle to start the dialog.
1. : Come now. You're as much a prisoner of this place as I. Let us aid one another.COL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_AskedAid = False, COL_Brainreader_Memory_HasMet_Vault
17. [Jump]
Jump to Node 59 (2)
24. : ...devnoteCOL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_MindWipedEnd
29. : HmmMM... fine bones... sharp jaw... some variety of elf?devnoteCOL_Brainreader_Memory_HasMet_Vault
20. : Pretty enough for a flesh-prison - if not the noble githzerai features I was born with.
6. Player: [PassiveRoll]
REALLY_GITHYANKI = FalseRoll (Intelligence, History) vs 18 (0)
63. [RollResult] True
15. : *The monk-like githzerai, sibling-race to the warrior githyanki. Their contempt for one another is eclipsed only by their shared hatred of the illithids.*GLO_Githzerai_Knows_Githzerai
3. [RollResult] False
59. : I'd guess you're no willing guest of the ghaik either. Perhaps we might aid one another.
12. Player: Why? This form fits you so much better, cousin.REALLY_GITHYANKI['Lae'zel 1', 'Karlach -1']
13. : Well, a githyanki skull would be too tight a fit, cousin. Your people shunned psionics, after all - while mine mastered them.
45. [Alias]
- Alias to Node 53
69. : I never broke, but... I've spent all these centuries awake. Aware. So here is my offer:
42. : Use your tadpole. Erase me - and I will pass my technique onto you.COL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_AskedAid
36. : *A prickling flame runs across the back of your mind and the edge of your soul.*,
WARLOCK_FIENDWARLOCK
36. : *An unusually cautious faerie tickle runs across the back of your mind and the edge of your soul.*,
WARLOCK_ARCHFEYWARLOCK
36. : *You feel the oncoming void tug at the back of your mind and the edge of your soul.*,
WARLOCK_GREAT_OLD_ONEWARLOCK
60. : *Your patron bids you caution before agreeing to this pact. The monk isn't telling you everything.*23a3676c-6216-6b8b-02c7-c1d076a98d54_KnowsLying
10. [Jump]
Jump to Node 34 (2)
49. Player: [PassiveRoll]
Roll (Wisdom, Insight) vs 18 (0)
40. [RollResult] True
34. : *You catch the lie - the monk isn't telling everything.*23a3676c-6216-6b8b-02c7-c1d076a98d54_KnowsLying
8. Player: I'm not sure I can - I have no psionic power.ILLITHID = False
44. [Jump]
Jump to Node 31 (1)
4. Player: If you want my help, then tell me the truth.23a3676c-6216-6b8b-02c7-c1d076a98d54_KnowsLying
22. : ...All right. I... the ghaik did not find my monastery. I led them there.devnote
54. : They promised me immortality. And they gave it - I have been their rotting trophy for centuries.
33. : *As her agitation swells, so does her latent psionic power. To your tadpole, that guilt and terror are almost... fragrant.*
35. : *You realise the illithids locked her away not as a trophy, but as a fine vintage.*
41. : Please - touch my mind, and purge it. The moment you do, my knowledge will be yours.
67. Player: Reach out and consume her mind.ILLITHID['Astarion 1', 'Lae'zel -1', 'Shadowheart -1', 'Wyll -1', 'Karlach -1', 'Jaheira -1', 'Minthara 1', 'Halsin -1']
16. : Thank you, I - wait.
32. : No. NO. PLEASE!devnoteCOL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_MindWiped, COL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_ReceiveRewardEnd
27. Player: Reach out and purge her mind.ILLITHID
43. : *The awareness that floods you is nothing like the tadpole. It is tentative, and tinged with the loneliness of aeons.*
38. : *It fades beneath your touch, but you feel something left behind. A fragment.*
58. : It is only knowledge yet, without comprehension. But when you use it, you will... see...
66. : And I... I see...devnoteCOL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_MindWiped, COL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_ReceiveReward['Lae'zel -1', 'Gale 1', 'Wyll 1', 'Karlach 1']End
30. Player: Leave.
25. : PLEASE!End
19. Player: You want me to kill you. What if I can free you instead?
7. : My people dwell in Limbo - a realm of pure, chaotic thought. With my mind gone, perhaps my soul will return there.<br>
2. : Or perhaps not. Death, freedom - they are one and the same.
26. : Touch my mind, and purge it - at the very moment you do, I will make my knowledge yours.
57. Player: When you say 'erase' your mind - do by any chance mean 'smash your brain to bits'?
55. : ...I do not. The ghaik have been warping flesh for millennia - who knows what damage they can undo.
46. : It is my mind they enslave. It is my mind that must die.
65. Player: I'm not sure I can - I have no psionic power.ILLITHID = False
31. : ...A terrible fate, to be born without a high-mind. It was the one gift the ghaik truly gave us.
28. : Return with one who bears this gift, then. Please.End
14. Player: Reach out and erase her mind.ILLITHID
64. [Jump]
Jump to Node 43 (1)
39. [Jump]
Jump to Node 30 (1)
52. Player: I'll do it.
18. Player: Leave.
21. [Jump]
Jump to Node 25 (1)
70. [RollResult] False
5. [Jump]
Jump to Node 34 (2)
23. Player: You called yourself 'githzerai'. Is that some kind of githyanki?GLO_Githzerai_Knows_Githzerai = False, REALLY_GITHYANKI = False['Lae'zel -1']
71. : Oh, for a set of hands to slap your face. The yanki lost their way the moment Gith threw down the ghaik empire.
56. : Only we zerai continue the war to end the ghaik forever. Only we fight them their own battlefield - the mind.
0. Player: How did you end up in that vault? Aren't you zerai ultimate warriors?,
REALLY_GITHYANKIGLO_Githzerai_Knows_Githzerai
0. Player: How did you end up in that vault? Githzerai are supposed to be ultimate warriors. GLO_Githzerai_Knows_Githzerai
48. : Warriors of the mind, cousin. A discipline unknown to your kind - and the very reason we were attacked.REALLY_GITHYANKI
9. : Warriors of the mind. Oh, there's some physical prowess involved, but the battlefield on which we truly fight the ghaik is their own.
53. : My order taught a psionic technique much-feared by the ghaik. They destroyed us for it, and kept me as a trophy.
62. Player: You're remarkably sane for a pickled brain.
61. : A githzerai's mind is not so easily cracked. Our discipline was the very reason we were attacked.
37. Player: I'm listening. What aid are you offering?
50. Player: I'm not interested.
47. : Only because I haven't told you how you will benefit.
51. : *The monk-like githzerai, sibling race to your own githyanki. The only beings your people hate more are the illithids themselves.*GLO_Githzerai_Knows_Githzerai
68. : Erase me. Please. My knowledge will be yours.COL_BrainReader_Memory_Vault_AskedAid, COL_Brainreader_Memory_HasMet_Vault
11. [Jump]
Jump to Node 42 (2)