| Quest
| Requirements
| Time
| Rewards
| Triggered By
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| Boat House Pt. 1
| Make Sea Captain Terrify With Tales of the Deep
| 4h
|  100
10
| Auto
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| Boat House Pt. 2
| Make Sea Captain Look Through His Spyglass
| 8h
| 200
20
| Auto
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| Character
| Dialogue
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| Yarrrr! Take cover, ye land lubbers, and pray to whatever gods ye hold! There be a nor'easter blowing in!
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| We're all gonna die!
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| ...he said, not knowing what "nor'easter" is, but assuming the worst...
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| It means a big storm.
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| A tempest that devours all, gorging on the souls of the damned! Sending ships and fish alike to watery graves!
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| In that case, we might want to stock up on extra batteries.
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| Aye, and canned veggies, too! Plus, it's always sensible to have a gas-powered generator on hand! They be affordable!
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| Not that it will do ye any good when the kraken fixes its gaze upon ye...
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| Character
| Dialogue
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| I've seen kraken tear mighty vessels apart with its tentacles. 'Twas a movie whose name escapes me at the moment.
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| But Keanu Reeves was miscast as the ship's captain. Of that I be sure!
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| Can the kraken get into our house? So long as we don't invite him in, he can't enter, right?
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| Homer, kraken are a myth. Besides, they live in the sea. We're on the land.
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| What about when I take a bath? Can the kraken get me there?!
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| well, it didn't happen in the film, but sure, probably. I imagine the kraken would like nothing better to pull you to the icy depths of the tub.
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| Stop scaring my husband!
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| Character
| Dialogue
|
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| The fools doubt that the kraken be real.
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| But I keep vigil from the prow of my boat house, ready to raise the alarm when the creature rises.
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| The threat of the sea is all too real when one lives on water that is almost five feet deep.
|
| Character
| Dialogue
|
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| I saw it!
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| The kraken?!
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| Yarrr. It beat the sea into a froth, commanding the wind and rain with primal sorcery.
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| I stared calmly into its hundred eyes speaking incantations in a long-dead tongue, casting it back to the deeps.
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| And that's why the nor'easter petered out and all we got was a light drizzle.
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| So I don't need all these batteries I bought, huh?
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| Yarrr. You can never have enough batteries. Bit of old sea wisdom for ye.
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100
10
