Migelo's Sundries

Kytes: Vaan, is it really you? I heard you got took off to Nalbina!

Vaan: The Imperials’ll need more than a dungeon to stop me.

Kytes: You broke out of a dungeon? Whoa!

Vaan: Hey, try and keep it down, wouldya? Penelo isn’t around, is she? Out on a delivery, maybe?

Kytes: Nope, haven’t seen her all day. Not like her to up and skip out on work like that. Migelo’s not here either. He went running off somewhere a little while ago.

Vaan: So much for my big welcome. Guess everybody’s busy.

Kytes: I got my hands full watching the shop… and Old Dalan had something for me to do, but I can’t get away.

Vaan: Old Dalan, huh? Tell you what. I’ll go see him for you.

Kytes: Really?

Vaan: Well, nothing better to do.

[If you went to see Old Dalan first, this cutscene won’t occur and this will be the dialogue instead.]

Kytes: Hey, Vaan! I sure am glad you made it back safe! Hmm, a way into the palace? Old Dalan’s your best bet for that sorta stuff. Wish I had more time to talk, but Migelo and Penelo haven’t shown up yet, and I’ve got my hands full.

Rabanastran (orange seeq): Hrmph. Will we never be rid of these Imperials? They’ve been on their best behavior, but an Imperial is still an Imperial. The thought of living out my days under Imperial rule is… an unpleasant one.

Rabanastran (man speaking with bangaa): I haven’t seen Migelo all day. I can usually count on finding him up to his elbows in something or other at the back of the store, but not this time.

Kytes (x2) (if you didn’t go see Old Dalan yet): Thanks for going to see Old Dalan for me. I’m so busy here, I’d never have had time to make it down to Lowtown. I sure hope Migelo shows up soon…

Shop Clerk: That’s quite a stone you’ve got there. If Migelo were here, I’m sure he’d want to take a look, but he hasn’t been in today. Ah, but I don’t suppose you came here for small talk, did you. [shop menu]

Rabanastran (woman in pink top and headscarf): Wouldn’t you know it, the one day I have questions about something I’m looking to buy, Migelo isn’t here. I’ll just have to make do.

Rabanastran (woman in pink and tan pacing at side of shop): The war has really driven up prices. I think it’s made me a bit of a pinchpenny, but let’s call it “responsibly price-conscious,” shall we?