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Crak

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Crak is in Wyrm's Crossing in Act Three.

The missus and I have been dreaming about the city - no more sleeping rough. Didn't expect to find it locked down tighter than a Watcher's fist.
Crak

Involvement[edit section | visual editor]

Act Three[edit section | visual editor]

Crak is standing near the entrance to Fraygo's Flophouse, speaking with his mate RiliaRilia. The couple has travelled to Wyrm's Crossing and got stuck here, because all available corners to stay have been occupied by refugees, adventurers or people who gathered to witness or hear a word about Gortash'sGortash's ordination.

Crak has been standing on guard all nights on their way to the city and is exhausted. He offers Rilia several possibilities for lodging, wishing only to obtain a warm meal and a bed. Alas, while worrying about him in words, in deeds she finds a reason to reject any option he proposes.

Idle banter[edit section | visual editor]

[1]
  • Rilia
    I just want somewhere warm, and - and safe.
  • Crak
    You are safe, my love - I'm here. I won't let anything happen to you.
  • Rilia
    Look at you - you're exhausted. You've been pulling all-nighters to keep watch - I know you have!
  • Crak
    I don't mind it - honestly.
  • Rilia
    Well, I do! Which means we're getting a real room.
[1]
  • Rilia
    Why does Wyrm's Crossing have so few lodgings? We need AT LEAST a double bed!
  • Crak
    How about the Flophouse? It has plenty of spare beds.
  • Rilia
    Great - we can bunk with ten other people and pray none of them have sticky fingers!
  • Rilia
    We'd be better off sleeping in the gutter than that den of inequity.
[1]
  • Crak
    Right, hear me out. Sharess' Caress also has rooms -
  • Rilia
    We are NOT staying in a brothel.
  • Crak
    Listen, it's got private rooms, music, and all-round pleasant folks, from what I've heard.
  • Rilia
    And if a patron confuses me for a 'member of staff'?
  • Crak
    I'd probably break his nose - good point.

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