Frases Espontâneas
Sinclair: Indeed, there has to be some other way.
Sinclair: No, we have to give this another go.
Sinclair: Yes indeed, all of the equipment should be checked and calibrated regularly.
Sinclair: Mmh, interesting.
Palavras-Chave
Jogador: hi
Sinclair: Greetings Jogador. I have - very - little time, please make it as short as possible. I may be able to help you if you are here to help us with any of our tasks or missions.
Jogador: job
Sinclair: I'm one of the few leading scientists in the field of ecto-magical research and development. There is a lot of work to do, time is very precious right now and we have practically no supporters.
Jogador: task
Sinclair: Ah you are interested in science? You should speak to Spectulus upstairs, maybe he has something for you.
Jogador: mission
Sinclair: Good, you're eager to work, however, you should speak to Spectulus first.
Jogador: research
Sinclair: Of course you can help researching, I may have a mission for you concerning that matter.
Jogador: spectulus
Sinclair: My colleague and fellow campaigner in our quest to explore the world of the spirits. He was the first one I encountered actively interested in this field of science.
Jogador: spirits
Sinclair: Spirits can be good and also evil. In common belief, spirits are often seen as guides or guardians of people. But there are many forms and types of them, and they often actively try to cause harm. ...
Sinclair: We also use 'spirit' as a broader term to describe all sorts of ghosts, ghasts and apparitions here at the Spirithunters headquarters.
Jogador: ghosts
Sinclair: In contrary to ghasts, ghosts are dangerous phenomena that can change their position, they wail and can even manipulate materia in the case of 'poltergeists'. ...
Sinclair: It is also possible to communicate with some of them, but be wary of their true evil nature and keep your distance. You may even encounter harmless ghosts out there. But those are very rare and usually tied to sad events.
Jogador: ghasts
Sinclair: Ghasts largely differ from ghosts in a way that they are almost always stationary, silent manifestations of a dead person or creature. They are also a common illusion poorly talented mages think of.
Jogador: apparitions
Sinclair: Apparitions can be visions - very similar to day-dreams - of spirits or ghostly phenomena. ...
Sinclair: Those visions always feel very real, we tracked several cases where people were actually... 'eaten' by one of those. You should take them very seriously.
Jogador: spirithunters
Sinclair: You should talk to Spectulus first if you need more information about what we do here.
Jogador: name
Sinclair: My name is Sinclair. Pleased to meet you. Now where was I - oh yes.
Jogador: news / rumors
Sinclair: Well, we are indeed not far from a major breakthrough in the field of ecto-magical disturbances.
Jogador: time
Sinclair: What? Well, let me see - it is horas. Satisfied?
Jogador: king / tibianus
Sinclair: I erm - I'm not much of a politician I'm afraid.
Jogador: army
Sinclair: Well, there are some phenomena even the army is at a loss with. And who are you going to call then? Oh well.
Jogador: edron
Sinclair: We can work quite untroubled here in the university - at least for now.
Jogador: thais
Sinclair: Thais is a lively city, that's for sure. Well, I'm not much a people person actually, so... maybe you should ask someone else about that.
Jogador: carlin
Sinclair: Aren't there several islands near Carlin? Hm, I wonder if one can find anything interesting there.
Jogador: tibia
Sinclair: Its people are what we are doing all this for. All our research, all magical devices we create - it's all for the purpose to do good in our world.
Jogador: sea
Sinclair: Spectulus talks about this sometimes. I guess it is one of his dreams. You know, being able to finally chart the unknown that is above and around us all. The sea of light. Not entirely my cup of tea, though.
Jogador: the thaian
Sinclair: There was a greedy man from Edron who wanted to find a very rare gem. Based on a loose story told by a travelling merchant, he found the mountain where the gem had to be ripped from the clutches of the stone. ...
Sinclair: He searched so hard and with so much effort that he became obsessed by not only the stone but the search itself. He turned every stone, spent all his money and crew and equipment. ...
Sinclair: His obsessiveness would eventually cost him the only precious thing still left to him, his own life. ...
Sinclair: His obsession became so powerful, however, that it is said he roams the small mountain to this very day. The hidden stone still his object of desire. ...
Sinclair: If this is indeed true, we have an object or relic here - the stone itself - which could be used for our paranormal studies.
Jogador: bye
Sinclair: Goodbye and good luck
Jogador.
