Agyra/Conversations
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Greetings, (player's formaladdressterm). Thou art welcome here.
An thou hast any questions, I would fain answer them.
AgyraDevice
Oh, so thou hast, and what a sight. Please forgive my distance, but I am loath to touch it.
It appeareth of similar make to the children, and I believe its jaw seeketh them. Lebah claimeth that the device grants freedom, and I wonder what that freedom will look like. Perhaps thou shouldst speak to the watchers of the children for further insight.
Agoninon
Seekest-thou the repulsive device, then?
k-Goninon, ancient and venerated gelatinous cupola, doth patrol the catacombs. Arrived centuries ere we discovered this place, k-Goninon hath hardened and eateth not through the floor, and yet it eateth prodigiously. Safe from the conservators, as k-Goninon long ago consumed the Mark of Death itself.
Please be careful. k-Goninon hath devoured watchers and wouldst devour thee as well.
AgyraGreet
I am Agyra, a watcher of the tomb.
AgyraWelcome
I hope it is not overly crowded for thee. We mopango are most comfortable in close quarters, but I acknowledge that not all creatures adore the close embrace of the depths as we do.
Regardless, thou'rt welcome to stay and sup, and ask of me any questions thou mayest have.
AgyraLeader
No one leadeth us. We mopango hold little regard for hierarchy, and our shared decisions are made through discussion, quiet consideration, and consensus.
Shouldst be otherwise?
AgyraAssent
*Agyra smiles at you, glowing softly.*
AgyraMopango
We are mopango: witnesses of the past and shepherds of the future. The Sacred Light of the Kasaphesence shineth within us, and we commune with relics of antiquity to maintain our humility and grow our wisdom.
We believe that one day, with enough knowledge, anyone who seeketh the Light shalt find it within emself. In the meantime, we work to become better and brighter as each one of us findeth a personal credo by which to live.
AgyraGender
Aye. Ey, em, eir, eirs, emself. Thusly do we call ourselves and one another.
Sex is personal and mattereth not to a bare acquaintence. Gender is a societal relic in which we see no current utility.
AgyraChildren
*Agyra giggles.*
In the usual fashion, I believe!
To answer thy question more earnestly: we live long and reproduce rarely. Shouldst one of us wish to bear a child, a coterie of volunteers assisteth in the bearing and rearing. The details thereof art of no concern to thee.
AgyraTomb
The Tomb of the Eaters consisteth of twelve strata, or ten, once thou accounteth for transitional levels: the Folk Catacombs (in which thou currently standeth), the Crematory and Columbarium, the Two Crypts, and the Six Tombs of Qud's Sultans above.
An thou seekest fortune here, gird thyself for disappointment. The tomb playeth host to objects wondrous and profane alike, but little of what surface-dwellers considereth treasure.
AgyraCredo
Aye. One's own credo shouldst inspire reflection and thought, with no clear-cut meaning but meaning nonetheless. Some of our coterie yet seeketh theirs, but an experienced watcher no doubt hath one. Any mopango who hath a credo wilt share it with thee, an thou requesteth it.
My credo is: "Malice alone staineth the sanctity of questioning."
AgyraTaboo
I cannot simply explain my credo to thee. A credo informeth and confoundeth at once, and must be reflected upon by the listener.
Thou art inexperienced in our ways, so please bear my words in the kind spirit they are meant: to ask a mopango to explain eir credo is to commit one of our few taboo acts. Be advised.
AgyraDialect
Why do we speak strangely? Why dost thou speak strangely?
Is not all speech strange?
AgyraWheels
Maladies of the bone are not uncommon in our people. We build devices to assist friends who wouldst otherwise struggle to walk.
AgyraQuestions
Answering thy questions giveth me satisfaction. Asketh an thou wilt.
WondrousAndProfane
I admire thy curiosity and hope thy prudence informeth it.
I have an example at hand. Mere days ago, one of our coterie named Lebah happened upon a repulsive device. Ey was so shaken after attempting communion with the object that ey hath spent less time away from eir nook than ever.
AskLebah
Our little sanctuary here hath a fissure in its inner walls. Find that gap and thou wilt find Lebah.
Please be gentle. Ey hath ever been the most insightful reader among us, but beareth the weight of an anxious mind.
Fraying Favorites
These replace the starting dialogue after Fraying Favorites is completed and is chosen depending on which of the four Children was selected.
ChoseNachamStart
Thou hast changed the world, climber. These strange beings have been confined for thousands of years, and thou hast given one a voice.
If Nacham is as wise as Doyoba believes, we stand to learn much very soon. Perhaps our coterie will spread the knowledge we gain, and we become a step closer to the Kasaphesence.
Thou'rt welcome to visit and stay here whenever thou wilt.
ChoseDagashaStart
Thou hast changed the world, climber. These strange beings have been confined for thousands of years, and thou hast given one a voice.
I cannot help but hold some fear toward Dagasha. However, an it means us no harm I am open to allying with it. No doubt the future of this coterie hath changed, mayhap for the better.
Thou'rt welcome to visit and stay here whenever thou wilt.
ChoseVaamStart
Thou hast changed the world, climber. These strange beings have been confined for thousands of years, and thou hast given one a voice.
That said, I am uncertain what changes to expect. Dost the ancient Va'am yet have the capacity to defend, or protect? Can we gift it with a better means for transportation? I'll speak to Dadogom of this, and time shall reveal all.
Thou'rt welcome to visit and stay here whenever thou wilt.
ChoseKahStart
Thou hast changed the world, climber. These strange beings have been confined for thousands of years, and thou hast given one a voice.
I find myself amused at Kah's 'rest', for it appeareth as active as ever--far more so than I, ever. But running free and running unwillingly are certainly not the same. Perhaps, in time, it can learn a deeper rest from us.
Thou'rt welcome to visit and stay here whenever thou wilt.