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Castle Town of Endor

Old Man, in the upper floor of his residence in the lower left corner of town:

	'Are you asking if the shop downstairs is closed?'
	'I'm old and plan to retire after selling it....'
	'Is there anyone who has the King's permission to do business and wants to buy a shop?'

Sentry, outside the House of Healing:

'I hear magnificent treasures are in the cave, but many terrible monsters live there.'

'Why don't you hire me as your guardsman for 400 gold pieces for 5 days?'

If yes:

'Oh, you do? Alright! I'll go anywhere with you.'

If no:

'Oh well. If you change your mind, come see me.'

If you don't have enough money:

'But you don't have enough money. Come back when you do.'

Inn -- second floor

Silver Statuette must be a very valuable item...

Man in red clothes, in the left room on the top:

'Are you a merchant too? Did you come for the Silver Statuette?'

If yes:

'Me too. I'm certain it will fetch a great price.'

If no:

'Oops! Forget what I said then. Ha, Ha, Ha.'

Man in purple clothes, in the middle room on the bottom:

'I've trained myself to cast some spells.'

'How about hiring me for 600 gold pieces for 5 days?'

If yes:

'Oh, you do? Let's go then.'

If no:

'Well, if you change your mind, please come see me.'

If you don't have enough money:

'Oh, you don't seem to have enough money. When you do, please come back.'

Castle Town of Endor

Woman in purple clothes, on the first floor of her residence on the right side of town:

	'Our family has been wealthy for a long time, and my husband is a collector of valuable things.'
	'Still, we can't use up all our money. He, He, He.'

Snob.

Old Man, on the second floor of the Woman in purple's residence:

	'I love to collect antiques.'
	'I hear the Silver Statue exists somewhere.'
	'I want it. I don't care what it costs.'

Woman in red clothes, on the roof of her residence:

	'Look how swiftly the clouds rush across the sky!'
	'Something dreadful might be happening somewhere...'

Sentry, guarding the Castle entrance:

'Are you a merchant who has done business with us before?'

If yes:

'If so, proceed through this door.'

If no:

	'Then you came to sell the King something.'
	'We don't deal with new merchants unless they've got something extraordinary. You should forget it.'

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