Townsfolk · Big island (Harbour Meadows), Meadowbay, south-east houses.
Talk
- “The Major says I'm not to talk to strangers. You're a stranger. So technically I'm in trouble now. Thanks for that.”
- “I tried rowing out to the grey island once. Got halfway, and the fog said my name. I never told it my name. So I rowed back. Fast.”
- “There's a necromancer out west, folks say. Raises the dead. I don't know what for. Company, I suppose. It's lonely out west.”
- “I'm saving up for a knife from Earl. I've got two gold. Earl says it's a start. Earl says that about everything.”
- “Fog on the water this morning. That means rain. Or it means fog. One of those.”
More talk
- “I don't row out there anymore. The fog knew my name, sure. But it said it like it was reading it off a card.”
When you walk off mid-sentence
- “Wait, was it me? It was me. It's always me. The Major says it's always me.”
- “Oh. Okay. Bye. That's fine. I'm fine. I talk to myself anyway. He's a great listener.”
- “You're leaving? Good. I'm not allowed to talk to you. So this worked out.”