Rites

A meeting related to the dragon

Jabal asked you to arrange a meeting with Adila. It's no big deal for you.

ID: 5006031

Type: None

Tips: None

Duration: 1 days

Waits For: 7 days

Marked as New Only on First Occurrence: 0

Starts Automatically: No

Triggers Result Automatically: No

Tag Tips: None

Tag Tips Up: None

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Slots

Slot #1
Jabal wishes to meet the descendant of the dragon-slaying family

Locks: No

Is Key: No

Is Empty: No

Is Enemy: No

Conditions:

  • Type = Character
  • Card = Jabal

Pops: None

Slot #2
Adila must attend the meeting in person

Locks: No

Is Key: No

Is Empty: No

Is Enemy: No

Conditions:

  • Type = Character
  • Card = Adila

Pops: None

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You facilitated the meeting
You invite Adila and Jabal to your residence. Jabal begins introducing his story of searching for dragons under the Sultan's order, but Adila seems uninterested.



"Enough, General." The girl interrupts Jabal's lengthy description by raising her hand, "I have no intention of handing the dragon-killing technique of my family to the Sultan. I intend to kill that creature myself, only then can I lift the curse on my family."



"Why?" Jabal is puzzled, "I mean, why do you have to break this so-called curse? What's wrong with only having daughters? You're a warrior, aren't you? You're strong, I am a general, I know a strong warrior when I see one. Shouldn't we kill the dragon together? Isn't that the most important thing?"



Adila is stunned, and you can see her face turning red.



"Oh... you men, don't understand anything," she mutters, shaking her head.



Jabal looks to you for help.
You try to persuade Adila to cooperate.
So, you're left to try and persuade Adila. Even if she is a very strong warrior, finding and killing a dragon on her own is almost an impossible task. Currently, Jabal is the best partner she can find. He has been tracking dragon clues for many years, and his martial prowess is unquestionable.

But Adila still shook her head vigorously: "You simply don't understand." With something like an unspoken issue, Adila turned even redder, "You simply don't understand...!" With that, she clamped her mouth shut, almost burying her head into a barrel of wine, clearly unwilling to discuss the matter further.
Seeing Adila so resistant, you and Jabal exchange a glance and can only shake your heads.



"Perhaps it's for the better," you console Jabal, "If the sultan finds out there's a new way to find the dragon, he'll surely order you – or me – to bring him the dragon's head, or deliver our own heads to him."



Jabal opens his mouth and is ultimately forced to agree with you. He lets out a long sigh, the dissatisfaction in his eyes fading as he stares into his drink. In the end, he can only concede, "A warrior should slay dragons, that's the warrior's mission. At least that's how I see it... but indeed, there's no choice. If the Sultan forced me to deliver a dragon's head in seven days, I could only kill myself. Well… never mind."



You catch a flicker of regret in Adila's eyes, but what really binds her? She's not ready to tell you now, maybe the timing isn't right.

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