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Doctor Marrow
Este NPC é Roleplay
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Frases Espontâneas
Palavras-Chave
Jogador: Hi
Doctor Marrow: Ah... visitors. How convenient. I was beginning to wonder how long it would take until someone capable found their way here.
Jogador: Capable
Doctor Marrow: Now that you have arrived: Welcome to my rather opulent prison, my reluctant allies. You may wonder what all of this is about.
Jogador: Prison
Doctor Marrow: A pity you cannot reach me. I imagine that would be tempting. I suppose I cannot deny that I had a hand in the mess we are currently facing. Unfortunate, really. But let me explain.
Jogador: Explain
Doctor Marrow: Before that delightful chunk of moonrock graced Thalassara with its presence, smaller fragments had already fallen. I managed to acquire a few samples before the less capable minds even took interest.
Jogador: Samples
Doctor Marrow: Fascinating material. Truly fascinating. The properties of moonsilver are... extensive. I have only begun to scratch the surface. Yet one aspect stood out above all: its interaction with the mind.
Jogador: Interaction
Doctor Marrow: Moonsilver does not respond to just anyone. It requires focus. Simplicity. A certain... purity of purpose. Something most people sorely lack. I found it, however, in the minds of devoted believers.
Jogador: Believers
Doctor Marrow: So I located a most convenient cult. Infiltrated it. Improved it. Elevated it. In time, I became its prophet and guided it toward a more useful purpose.
Jogador: Purpose
Doctor Marrow: When the larger fragment fell upon Thalassara, I was, naturally, among the first to act. I led my followers there, secured the site, and began to harvest the moonsilver. What followed was CREATION!
Jogador: CREATION
Doctor Marrow: Marvels. Wonders. This palace of air, moonsilver and belief you see around you was merely the beginning. I was on the verge of something truly extraordinary, until failure struck.
Jogador: Failure
Doctor Marrow: I miscalculated one variable. The devotion of my followers. Their belief was not merely useful, it was absolute. And in that blind certainty, they achieved something I had not intended. They gave form to their very own god.
Jogador: God
Doctor Marrow: Yes. An actual manifestation of a being that was never meant to exist. A construct of belief, now very real, and utterly convinced that all of Tibia belongs to it. Its ambitions can only be described as unpleasant at best.
Jogador: Unpleasant
Doctor Marrow: It has imprisoned me, deeming me 'useful'. The audacity of that insolent construct. But this is no longer about me. If this entity is not stopped, its influence will spread far beyond this place. It must be stopped.
Jogador: Stopped
Doctor Marrow: I can guide you. Its defences are not impenetrable. You must confront its most devoted servant, the majordomo. A traitor of the highest order towards my cause.
Jogador: Traitor
Doctor Marrow: He holds the spiritual key to the inner sanctum. Slay him, and you will gain access to the heart of this abomination. There, you may face the so-called god itself.
Jogador: Abomination
Doctor Marrow: Do not hesitate. This is a perversion of will and reality alike. End it, and perhaps we can still salvage what remains of this unfortunate... experiment.
Jogador: Hesitate
Doctor Marrow: Fear not, as I blinded his perception towards your intrusion, I will shield you from his supposedly all seeing eye while you venture through his palace. God or not, he is no match for my scientific genius. ...
Doctor Marrow: As you see, we will be helping each other for our mutual benefit.
Jogador: Helping
Doctor Marrow: Let us not confuse this situation with a plea. You need me just as much as I require your mobility and your talent for savage destructiveness. Our cooperation is simply the most efficient outcome.
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