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Great work out there, you two. Excellent
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That device of yours, what is that? It's
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incredible. What does it fire? Some kind
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of magic lightning? Can anyone use it,
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including people who have no magical
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ability? Can I take a closer look?
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It's so compact, too.
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Amazing. You know, I frequent the
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Morphice area for business. This is my
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first time seeing anything like this,
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It's an intriguing little device. Are
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you willing to sell? I'd go as high as
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30,000. That's well within our budget,
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>> That would be an acceptable expense.
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>> Wait, hang on. Exactly how much money is
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>> Next to one night of lodging, that
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sounds like enough to buy just about
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>> I advise you not to sell to this man. I
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can offer a fairer price of 50,000 gold.
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>> Oh, well, if I'm being honest, what I'm
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really interested in is that arm of
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yours, Majesty. I collect Drake's
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treasures, you see. You might call it a
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hobby of mine, or you could call it
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charity work. Either way, that arm of
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yours is one of Drake's treasures, is it
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>> I know nothing of Drake or his
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treasures. This arm was a blessing from
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>> Well, however you got it, what do you
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say? I'd pay as much as a million for
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>> Talon, a million? Surely not. All of
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Drake's treasures down to every
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fingernail and strand of hair hold some
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amount of power. Even a tiny sliver can
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cost 10,000 or more. Not that they're
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much used to anyone beyond rich old
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bastards trying to compensate for their
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lost youths. But an entire arm?
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No one's bought an entire arm before?
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A million seems more than fair.
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>> A million gold. You say that much could
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support 10,000 frontline soldiers for 2
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months. It's a tempting sum. But Samus
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is not so desperate for funds. Besides
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which, this arm is not easily removed.
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It is attached to me as if it were my
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own. Perhaps you can claim it when I
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die. You haven't forgotten entirely by
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>> Really? You've got a deal. I don't
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suppose I could get that right, could I?
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>> Ceremonians do not write. A businessman
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like you must know this.
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Why are you here anyway?
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What are you scheming? You claim to
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collect Drake's treasures, but you have
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money enough to buy them. What is your
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>> Why? To get the great divine sovereign
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to sell to me. Sell me da. I mean the
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>> You want to buy the entirety of dacta?
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What fevered nonsense is this?
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>> I just of course just a joke. Majesty.
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>> Hey, boss. They're on the move.
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It appears I have some other business to
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attend to, so I'll take my lead. I hope
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we meet again. Remember, any of you find
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one of Drake's treasures, you bring it
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to Talon. All right. I pay well.
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>> So that's Talmoon of the Vandal Trading
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Company. He is a crafty one.
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>> Even if it was a justest.
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Could you keep a straight face while
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boasting of buying Dacta itself?
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>> Landal has unimaginable resources. He
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may not have been speaking figuratively.
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He would not have entered this
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tournament idally, but his true
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intentions are impossible to know. If we
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do not keep our wits about us, he may
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yet take us for all we are worth.
