'The glory does not belong to me only, but to every man who rode against the Orcs. It belongs also to you, Player.
'Tóla, my dear wife, was deceived by my grandmother and sought to keep me from harm. She should be made aware that my injury has bought Eaworth a reprieve from the Orcs and that my grandmother acted in treason.
'Will you bring assurance to Tóla? You will find her at our house nearby.'0/1
2 Speak toTóla, wife of Ingmar (Show dialog)
'Ingmar sent you? Then he has awakened and is coherent?'
You speak of Lady Góda's treachery and of the glory and honour Ingmar earned, securing the safety of Eaworth against the Orcs.
'Alas, that I was so blinded by Góda's guile. It must bring terrible grief to Ingmar and his father, but there should also be great joy, for my husband lives and Eaworth remains free!
'Return to the Reeve and let him know that my heart is at peace.'0/1
3 Speak toIngbert, Reeve of the Entwash Vale (Show dialog)
'It is good to hear that my son is doing well and that Tóla is at peace. However, there is still a matter upon my heart that I would discuss with you....'0/1