WelcomeToParty

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NPC"Shereen, if you find a spare minute on Footfall when you are not deciding our lacklustre fates, I would be delighted to see you at my ammaricar in the Amasecus. I'll tell Octy to set aside some decent wine in case you decide to grace our humble party with your luminous presence."
YOU"Ammaricar — is that some kind of celebration?"
NPC"It is an occasion celebrated on my world, Efreet. It is the day when a person shows, by their actions, that they have reached maturity, that their spirit is ennobled. Among the Efreetian nobility, this day is considered more important than other symbolic events, such as the first cry or the day of repose. And by a wonderful coincidence, my ammaricar happens to fall on the day when I also wish to celebrate my acquisition of the Mercatum Tabula Officiale."
YOU"Ammaricar — is that some kind of celebration?"continues where this line first appears above
YOU"What kind of people will be at this party? Smugglers and thieves?"
NPC"Only my nearest and dearest are invited — people whose visage makes my heart sing, my eyes glisten, and my lips bloom with praises for the Exalted One. That's not to say that you won't encounter thieves or smugglers among them. They make up the majority, in fact."
YOU"Ammaricar — is that some kind of celebration?"continues where this line first appears above
YOU"What kind of people will be at this party? Smugglers and thieves?"continues where this line first appears above
YOU"It would be my pleasure to attend your party."
NPC"The lowly regulars of the Amasecus will be telling their great-grandchildren about the time they had the honour of witnessing your dazzling visit to that unworthy dive, shereen. That is, of course, if they live long enough to see their great-grandchildren."
YOU"It is beneath me to attend such gatherings."
NPC"I agree with every word, shereen. But who would dare question the Rogue Trader's decision to attend a little party? After all, was it not the Exalted One Himself who granted the Rogue Trader a fraction of His own dazzling glory? I pray that He might send your heart the urge to reconsider."
YOU"It would be my pleasure to attend your party."continues where this line first appears above
YOU"It is beneath me to attend such gatherings."continues where this line first appears above
YOU"What kind of people will be at this party? Smugglers and thieves?"continues where this line first appears above
YOU"It would be my pleasure to attend your party."continues where this line first appears above
YOU"It is beneath me to attend such gatherings."continues where this line first appears above