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Synopsis:
The player encounter Nightsong, an angelic Aasimar and daughter of Selune who has been trapped in the Shadowfell for a century, first to serve as fodder for Dark Justiciars to kill (they must kill a Selunite to ascend), and then to provide Ketheric with immortality through a soul cage. The player can meet her either alone or with Balthazar. Nightsong is defiant and full of rage. She is immortal, so her current trials are, for her, an annoyance, an indignity, but she knows she will ultimately have her revenge. She regards the player with haughty defiance until she is convinced the player is on her side. If she's freed, she'll have 2 big cinematics of becoming free and cleansed by Selune.
How to trigger:
Approach Nightsong at -712; -142; -1427 when Balthazar is dead
24. : A valiant performance. I admit, my heart lit like a full moon when you struck down that cadaver.SHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongFate_LeftNS = False, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet, SHA_NightsongPrison_State_PlayerBetrayedNecroGLO_Ketheric_Knows_ImmortalitySource, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet, GLO_Ketheric_Knows_AboutImmortality
94. : But why betray your kinsman? Why turn your ire on he who sent you here? Go on, Sharran - speak.devnote
102. [Alias]
SHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_Event_SpearAcknowledged = False, SHA_NightsongPrison_State_HasSpear
- Alias to Node 29
42. Player: Balthazar didn't send me here - I came of my own accord.SHA_Necromancer_Event_SaidNoToHelpWithNightsong
62. : And your purpose?
80. Player: I have questions for you, first.
43. : And I have naught but time.
156. Player: Who are you?
59. : I am Dame Aylin. Out of this hellish realm I carry my sword by the blessing of my mother, Selûne.
178. Player: How long have you been trapped here?
114. : A hundred years. More, perhaps. Concocted by Ketheric, enacted by Balthazar, my misery has been my centuries' long companion.
56. [Jump]
Jump to Node 176 (1)
108. Player: I must decide what to do with you.
113. : HAH! By all means, Sharran. Decide.devnote
171. [Jump]
Jump to Node 91 (2)
28. [Jump]
Jump to Node 22 (2)
32. Player: I thought the 'Nightsong' was some relic. When I realised you were a person, I couldn't justify helping Balthazar.1b089469-44dc-7de7-52d2-0ca7dba60a86_NSOptimism
22. : A Sharran with a heart? No... perhaps you are no Sharran at all.
137. [Jump]
Jump to Node 67 (1)
82. [Jump]
Jump to Node 143 (1)
127. [Jump]
Jump to Node 148 (1)
54. [Jump]
Jump to Node 185 (1)
130. [Jump]
Jump to Node 75 (1)
61. Player: Why do you call me Sharran?
120. : Do I name you false?
157. [Jump]
Jump to Node 22 (2)
87. [Jump]
Jump to Node 148 (1)
72. [Jump]
Jump to Node 80 (1)
155. Player: My kin are strong of arm and heart. The necromancer was neither.BARBARIAN
52. : A maxim simple and noble - too noble for a Sharran. Perhaps I named you false.
160. [Jump]
Jump to Node 22 (2)
181. Player: I am familiar with the Lady of Loss - but I serve a more competent deity. I'm no Sharran.,
CLERIC_EVILCLERIC_SHAR = False, CLERIC
181. Player: I serve a more... partisan god than the Dark Lady. I am no Sharran.,
CLERIC_NEUTRALCLERIC_SHAR = False, CLERIC
181. Player: I spit on the Dark Lady's name. I serve the Moonmaiden. ,
CLERIC_SELUNECLERIC_SHAR = False, CLERIC
181. Player: I serve a god who walks the light. I am no Sharran.,
CLERIC_GOODCLERIC_SHAR = False, CLERIC
- Link to Node 147
83. : This cursed place is far from our Lady's favour - why would you walk here?CLERIC_SELUNE
16. [Jump]
Jump to Node 22 (2)
131. Player: I get a bit obsessive about murder at times, but I'm no cultist! That's just rude.REALLY_DARK_URGE
147. : A servant of the Dark Lady would never disavow her. Perhaps I named you false.
88. [Jump]
Jump to Node 22 (2)
23. Player: Some would call his experiments heretical - I simply thought them cruel. Unnecessary.WIZARD
74. [Jump]
Jump to Node 22 (1)
60. [Jump]
Jump to Node 173 (1)
41. Player: Leave.
1. : Wait.
167. [Jump]
Jump to Node 104 (1)
69. : An intriguing fray. You lay low the Dark Lady's messenger - your ally, your friend. Perhaps you wish to slay the 'Nightsong' yourself, Sharran.devnoteSHA_Shadowheart_State_PlayerDeniedNightsongKillGLO_Ketheric_Knows_ImmortalitySource, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet, GLO_Ketheric_Knows_AboutImmortality
169. [Jump]
Jump to Node 29 (2)
93. : Free me, and I will forgive your transgressions - generous, don't you think?devnoteSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_HasMetKilledNightsong = False, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet
93. : I'm ready to fly this place. Are you?devnoteSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_HasMetKilledNightsong = False, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet
93. : I have all the time in the world. How about you?devnoteSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_HasMetKilledNightsong = False, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet
30. [Alias]
SHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_Event_SpearAcknowledged = False, SHA_NightsongPrison_State_HasSpear
- Alias to Node 29
79. [Jump]
Jump to Node 148 (1)
78. [Jump]
Jump to Node 185 (1)
95. Player: Perhaps I can still kill you - I found a spear that seems intended for that very purpose.SHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_Event_SpearAcknowledged = False, SHA_NightsongPrison_State_HasSpearSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_Event_SpearAcknowledged
100. [Alias]
- Alias to Node 183
182. [Alias]
118. Player: Free her from her bonds.
121. [Jump]
Jump to Node 140 (2)
125. [Jump]
Jump to Node 173 (1)
64. Player: Leave her.SHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongFate_LeftNS
119. : Run your coop all you like, chicken. You cannot fly without my wings.End
134. : Come for more blood, you dog?devnoteSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_HasMetKilledNightsong, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet
154. [Jump]
Jump to Node 93 (2)
150. : Was it everything you hoped for? Was it sweet, Sharran, to murder a paladin of Selûne - her daughter - her sword?devnoteSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_HasMetKilledNightsong = False, GLO_NightsongPrison_State_KilledNightsong, SHA_Nightsong_HasMetSHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_HasMetKilledNightsong
105. : Congratulations - your mistress Shar will write your name on her hand.devnote
86. : And I? I will come for you. When the time is right. When your sons are grown and your beard is long and wiry; when you cannot hold your nightly water and your nose grows as long as your weary, weary days...,
MALEdevnote
86. : And I? I will come for you. When the time is right. When your daughters are grown and your chin sprouts whiskers dark - when your teeth are yellow as corn and your sleep grows short and your days are long and weary, so weary...,
FEMALEdevnote
86. : And I? I will come for you. When the time is right. When your children are grown and your eyes are weak; when your nose grows as long as your weary, weary days...devnote
31. : That is when this immortal will visit you, Sharran. That is when I will show you what it is to be afraid.devnote
58. [Alias]
SHA_NightsongPrison_NightsongsFate_Event_SpearAcknowledged = False, SHA_NightsongPrison_State_HasSpear
- Alias to Node 29
152. Player: Why do you call me Sharran?
179. : Do not play games with me, Sharran. You have come to earn your title; to become what your queen has promised. One of her chosen murderers.
164. Player: Forgive me. I should not have harmed you.
158. : HAH! Are you afraid, Sharran? Do you rattle and jump at the realisation that an immortal has your face emblazoned in her mind forevermore?devnote
162. Player: I'm not afraid of you - now or ever.
81. : Good. Foolish prey makes for easy finding.devnoteSFX
132. : Run along now. Go tell your darling master Ketheric what a good girl you've been.,
FEMALEdevnote
132. : Run along now. Go tell your darling master Ketheric what a good boy you've been.,
MALEdevnote
132. : Run along now. Go tell your darling master Ketheric what a good child you've been.devnote
188. Player: I do not serve Ketheric. I've come to make him vulnerable.
187. : A bloodsporter, then. No Sharran, but a killer without cause. Fie! What sickness plagues Faerûn.
66. : But perhaps... an inoculation, to make the sickness less catching. If you seek to harm Ketheric, our aims are aligned. If you seek to make him vulnerable, your task is done.
117. : Open this cage.
6. [Jump]
Jump to Node 49 (2)
166. Player: You say you're immortal. How is that so?
15. [Alias]
- Alias to Node 5
55. : Shar herself could not dim her face. And you will never dim mine.
123. [Jump]
Jump to Node 68 (1)
133. Player: I am not one of Shar's servants. CLERIC_SHAR = False, CLERIC
3. [Jump]
Jump to Node 179 (1)
107. Player: I'm no Sharran. I'm something far worse.REALLY_DARK_URGE
65. [Jump]
Jump to Node 179 (1)
38. [Jump]
Jump to Node 95 (1)
161. : I have felt you coming. The first in a century.devnoteSHA_Nightsong_HasMet = FalseGLO_Ketheric_Knows_ImmortalitySource, SHA_Nightsong_HasMet, GLO_Ketheric_Knows_AboutImmortality
177. : You, who have come to drive a dagger through my heart.devnote
44. : You, who seek to claim the ultimate prize.devnote
98. : Present your weapon, soldier. Plunge it into the Nightsong. I cannot stop you. But know this:devnote