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Lahai-Roi Compilation of Side Quests
Medical Supplies
The supply-starved camp is in desperate need of medical supplies…
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Actor No. 1:
I didn't know the Outcasts would do something that awful... If I'd known sooner, I—
Actor No. 2:
Well, what were you expecting?
Kastelton:
I didn't know the Outcasts would do something that awful... If I'd known sooner, I—
Quinones:
Well, what were you expecting?
Kastelton:
I just wanted to see what the world outside Lahai-Roi looks like. I even tried applying for Startorch Academy, which turned out to be nothing...
Kastelton:
My mind went blank and I... stole my sister's staff, thinking I could prove myself and join those Outcasts who all look so free.
Kastelton:
But I never thought they'd actually go rob people... or even try to hurt the Exoswarm!
Quinones:
You really are an idiot, you know that? Stealing from your own family to prove what, exactly? Go home. And don't ever come back.
Quinones:
We're not the ones you think that can get you out of Lahai-Roi. And the Outcasts sure aren't either. I suggest you go home before they come after your Exoswarm.
Actor No. 1:
Hmm... what can we offer the outsiders in exchange for supplies?
Deasmund:
Hmm... what can we offer the outsiders in exchange for supplies?
Rover:
You're not thinking of hunting Exoswarm for parts, are you?
Deasmund:
Heh, I gave that up a long time ago. Everyone who's gathered here has decided we're never going back to the life of the Roya tribe again.
Deasmund:
We've come to feel just how grave our past sins are, so we went to the Solisylum of our own will to seek forgiveness... or punishment.
Deasmund:
But the Solsworn did not take us in, nor did they cast us out with harsh words.
Deasmund:
We'd more or less expected them to react the way they did. The past can't be changed. Begging for forgiveness is just running away, and accepting punishment wouldn't mean anything either.
Deasmund:
We're too ashamed to face our families, and with the Exoswarm's spiritual senses, they could never stand with the likes of us. So we had no choice but to leave Bjartr Woods and become the rootless, forsaken souls we are now.
Deasmund:
Let's leave it at that, stranger. I'm not someone worth your time talking about something this deep.
Actor No. 1:
Is that outsider a student? They've got quite the impressive aura.
Actor No. 2:
Heh, this takes me back to when I fought a Sabercat Prowler with my bare hands.
Actor No. 1:
Yeah, I remember that. You ran away faster than I could.
Actor No. 1:
Why is there an outsider here? Keep your distance.
Actor No. 2:
What are you afraid of? We don't do that Outcast stuff anymore.
Actor No. 1:
Stranger, thank you for bringing Lias these medicines!
Actor No. 2:
Stop with the “Stranger” already. We are in your debt, Rover!
Actor No. 1:
We don't have anything on us that we can trade with outsiders for medicine. We need to think of an alternative.
Actor No. 2:
How about going to Bjartr Woods for help? They won't turn us down.
Lias:
We don't have anything on us that we can trade with outsiders for medicine. We need to think of an alternative.
Tisdale:
How about going to Bjartr Woods for help? They won't turn us down.
Lias:
We've been living out in the wilds for years. Cuts, bruises, and the usual sickness are nothing new to us.
Lias:
But there's no one in camp who can treat diseases, and we really don't want to go back to Bjartr Woods for help...
Tisdale:
So we usually lend the Spacetrek Collective a hand with their research out in the tundra, including cooking meals for them.
Tisdale:
In return, we get some supplies and medicine from them.
Lias:
But one of the boys in the camp fell and hurt his leg. He needs medicine, urgently...
Tisdale:
This isn't the time to be acting tough. We're going to Bjartr Woods.
Rover:
(Medicine, huh? Some nutrient patches and energy blocks might be able to help them.)
Lias:
These... are for us?
Lias:
Thank you! It might not really count as a proper thank-you gift, but I have something I want to give you.
Lias:
Tisdale and I must tend to the boy. See you in a bit!
Actor No. 1:
Sigh, living the way we do now, I finally realize just how much we used to rely on the Exoswarm.
Actor No. 2:
Without the mech reindeer to help, forget gathering anything, just hauling stuff back alone is already a struggle.
Actor No. 1:
Why'd you have to run all the way to the Academy to see your daughter? You didn't even get a word in, she probably just brushed you off, didn't she?
Actor No. 2:
It's not that she was avoiding me. I just didn't have the courage to go talk to her.
Actor No. 1:
Maybe it's for the better. Any kid who makes it into the Academy has a bright future. We shouldn't be getting in their way.
Actor No. 1:
Brax and his crew got caught. Remember that black-haired young man they had with them?
Actor No. 2:
Of course, I remember. He used to drop by now and then to have a heart-to-heart with us. He must've wanted out for quite a while.
Solveig:
Brax and his crew got caught. Remember that black-haired young man they had with them?
Gorm:
Of course, I remember. He used to drop by now and then to have a heart-to-heart with us. He must've wanted out for quite a while.
Gorm:
I tried talking to him a few times, but he kept saying he'd only come to us after he and the others got what they deserved.
Solveig:
Sigh... he's an honest kid, just fell in with the wrong people.
Actor No. 1:
The outsiders are taking a harder stance on the Outcasts by the day. What's your take on that?
Actor No. 2:
It's for the best. The Solisylum still feels bound by ties of kinship, so they can't bring themselves to decisively deal with the Outcast problem.
Actor No. 2:
If we back the outsiders now and let them be the ones to act, things will become much easier to deal with.
Actor No. 1:
If we want to survive, we have to connect with others and seek their help.
Actor No. 1:
Since we've chosen to distance ourselves from our own kind, we're left with no one but outsiders to turn to.
Actor No. 2:
I never thought that back when I was an Outcast or even now, I still can't do without them...
Actor No. 1:
Professor Zakarias, you were once accepted by the Solsworn, and they even invited you to return to Bjartr Woods.
Actor No. 1:
Why come back?
Peder:
Professor Zakarias, you were once accepted by the Solsworn, and they even invited you to return to Bjartr Woods.
Peder:
Why come back?
Zakarias:
I believe the question you really meant to ask is why I came back, Peder? Or... how was I accepted by the Solsworn in the first place?
Peder:
I-I admit, what I really wanted to know is what I should do to justify my return to Bjartr Woods.
Peder:
This is no means my act of weakness, nor do I expect my past mistakes to just be wiped away. It's just that... this path of atonement, with seemingly no end in sight, scares me.
Zakarias:
Hmm... Once, there was a Roya who committed a crime so unspeakable that if I tried to put it into words alone, it would probably chill you to the bone.
Zakarias:
The Solsworn, in a rare act of punishment, cast judgment upon him, drove him out of Bjartr Woods, and left the sinner to roam the wilderness.
Zakarias:
Though he should have been utterly alone, he suddenly found himself bathing in the warmth of the Reactor's glow, the river soothing his parched throat, and the fruit filling his empty belly.
Zakarias:
Realizing that even bearing such sin, he was still sheltered by Lahai-Roi and the Exostriders, he broke down in tears.
Zakarias:
From then on, he walked the lands of Lahai-Roi. For every ounce of malice in his past, he would repay it with an equal share of kindness. Whether to every blade of grass and every tree, to outsiders, to the Roya, or even to the Exoswarm.
Zakarias:
At last, one day, when his hair had turned completely white and he was leading a lost mech reindeer back to Bjartr Woods, a Soliskin appeared and took his hand.
Peder:
A Soliskin... I've only ever seen them when I was a child. Only those with a pure heart can see them...
Peder:
I understand now, Professor Zakarias. I know what I need to do. But I still wish to know... Why have you not returned to Bjartr Woods?
Zakarias:
Heh, because there are still plenty of lost people like you out there.