What use does a spirit have for gold?

What use does a spirit have for gold?

What use does a spirit have for gold?

What use does a spirit have for gold?

What use does a spirit have for gold?

What use does a spirit have for gold?

You'll regret trying to bribe me.

You insult me, %PCName.

It is not what you offer, %PCName, but how you offer.

Perhaps you think I come cheap, %PCRace.

I didn't think you were that kind of person.

I'm afraid what you ask is impossible.

You cannot purchase honor with gold, %PCClass.

I don't think so. That's not going to do it.

Is that all you think I'm worth?

Your manner is offensive, %PCRace. I must object.

Is this supposed to be a gift? If so, it does not please me.

A bribe? What do you think I am?

You do not understand these things.

I'm not taking your money. Get lost.

[%Name refuses.]

House Hlaalu once again shows its true colors. Honor isn't for sale, outlander.

You're giving me gold to persuade us to pay you? What sort of backwards logic is that? Damn fool.

I know I said a 'small donation', but you still shouldn't disrespect me with such a miserly sum.

Keep your gold, adventurer. I value true, unquestioning loyalty more.

Ooo ooo?

Only ghosts are golden.

You chose a very bad place to die, but suit yourself.

Thank you, outlander. I will throw them in the lava and watch the Imperial dragon melt away as we do.

That's not what "blood money" means, fool.

Your generosity is rare, morsel. So is your meat. Take a guess which I am interested in.

You do not get it, do you? I care not for your coins.

That not enough.

Mmm?

Enough of this! I won't make an exception with your ship. If anything, the ship's cargo will be inspected and catalogued even more thoroughly than usual. And I will also write a report to the Indoril Beroth to inform her that Hlaalu agents have been tried to infiltrate the port of Aimrah. Now leave!

You have completed the pilgrimage already. Do not insult me with petty bribes.

Our tribes are rich, and your gift is meagre, pilgrim. Is this the limit of what your gods can offer?

So typical of your kind. You think everything can be bought and sold. Goods, services, loyalty, morals, and even people. %Name spits at you.