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Synopsis:
Karlach interacts with her parents tombstones. Throughout this convo she speaks with meaning, but doesn't get too emotional. Tenderness without a lot of sadness. She's had a long time to come to terms with the loss of her parents - this is more of a homecoming.
How to trigger:
1. Load CTY_Main_A.
2. Have Karlach in your party.
3. goto 5; 39; 31
4. Interact with any of the two revealed tombstones.
18. : Here lie Pluck and Caerlack Cliffgate. My parents. Hi mum. Hi dad.devnoteCOM
26. : Sorry I haven't visited. I've been... away. But I'm back now! And I brought friends.
1. : I miss you so much. But I'm happy. And getting up to some really important shit. Maybe you can see for yourselves. I don't know.devnote
5. : You're with me here, anyway. Taters.devnote
24. Player: 'Taters'?
17. : Meant 'I love you' in the Cliffgate household. I can't even remember how it started anymore. Lost family lore.
11. : There was a lot of silly nonsense in our house. My mates used to say we had our own personal language. I guess I'm the last remaining speaker.devnote
8. Player: I'm glad we came here.
4. : Me too. Didn't realise how nice it'd feel to come say hello.
2. [Jump]
Jump to Node 14 (1)
10. Player: May I ask how your parents died?
12. : I was a teenager when mum passed - bad fever. A good healer could've saved her, but she slipped away before we found one who'd take our gold.
15. : Dad went a few years later. He was on an errand for work, travelling the Risen Road. His cart overturned and caught him just so.
6. : I was on my own after that. Fell in with Gortash not long after. If my folks had been alive, they would've sniffed him out straight away.
0. : But. They weren't.devnote
14. : Mum used to say there was no such thing as death. That there was only change.
20. : Dad thought that was a load of woo. That gone meant gone, unless you'd struck a deal with one of the gods. Said he had better things to do in life than beg favours off immortals.
22. : I'm not sure what I believe.
3. Player: It's the ultimate mystery. There are many possibilities, but we'll never know until we get there.
16. : Something to look forward to. Bit morbid, but true all the same.End
21. Player: Your mum was right. Our bodies become soil, water, air. We don't die, we just change.
23. : Nice thought, isn't it? This grass could be my mum's hair. The air in my lungs might be my dad telling me 'taters'. I like that.End
7. Player: I agree with your dad. Death is the end of life - it's harsh, but true.
25. : Classic Pluck Cliffgate. Harsh but honest. He may be right - but then again, he may not. Only one way to find out, huh?End
13. Player: There is no need to wonder. Our souls travel to the City of Judgement and are then taken by the gods.
28. : If they deign to choose us. There's no guarantee, is there? And I've made little effort to attract the loyalty of anyone but you.
19. : Hopefully there's more waiting for me than that. Very hopefully.End
27. [Jump]
Jump to Node 9 (1)