Dialogue[]
“ | A religious delegation from the <Ram clan> come to request the opportunity to view the golden mirror discovered by your young worthy, Beren. Among their visiting priestesses, the vivacious young Redalda stands out. She takes joy in your horses, which her people do not keep, and your displays of trick-riding. Daughter of the Three Sisters priestesses, she claims descent from the Ram founder, Vingkot. Beren says she is the one he saw looking back at him when he gazed into the magic mirror. Although the two stand respectfully apart, it is plain to see that they are besotted with one another.
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— Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind |
Consequences[]
Show them the mirror. You will get an option to ask her what she saw. If you ask she will give a hint and give you 10 goods in thanks. If you don't ask, she gives you 15 goods instead.
We no longer have it can result in her detecting a lie or tracking it down elsewhere.
Notes[]
If you traded the mirror to another clan, Redalda will later track it down. She will not be able to find it if you trade it away in the Taming the River ritual though.
Advice[]
- "I don't like where this is going." - Yatakan
- "It was inevitable that this day would come." - Ayvtu
- "Despite her youth, she is a powerful priestess. She might see through any attempt to deceive her."
- "Both we and the Rams forbid intermarriage. Our gods say Beren cannot lie with her, as their children could be born evil."
- "Yenfar the Capturer was born of Ram and Rider, and slew many of both."
- "Rams don't go in for goats. So I spit on her magic." - Goat-loving circle member
- "She just wants to find out what sort of stallion Beren is." - Raven trickster