Yuri Leclerc

Expedition

Invite on an Expedition

• Horses, hm? Maybe let's try to keep the "riding" part of this ride short and sweet.
• Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to go with you. I'd just prefer if we took wyverns instead of horses.

Plains

• Sing a song.
  Is my company so grand that it drives you to song?
• Complain that you're hungry.
  I'll have to cook you something later. I'm actually quite skilled in the culinary arts.

Forest

• Say you don't sense anyone around.
  Well, what do you want to do? It's your call.
• Confess you've lost your way.
  Are you serious? You really are a lost cause—both literally and figuratively.

Mountains

• Lend them your cloak.
  You have got to be kidding me. Er, sorry. You just caught me off guard is all.
• Ask if they want to head back.
  A little precipitation never killed anyone.

Waterfront

• Say you don't know how to steer a boat.
  There probably aren't many who can handle such boats with any degree of confidence.
• Worry about getting seasick.
  I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your priorities are seriously messed up.

Talk

• I'm able to grin and bear it when I have to be on horseback, but in truth, I find riding a steed rather excruciating.
  • Say he doesn't have to force himself. - Dislikes
  • Suggest you take a break. - Likes
  • Apologize for the invitation. - Dislikes
• I want this war to end, but there are plenty of folks making good coin from it that would disagree.
  • Ask for more details. - Dislikes
  • Brainstorm about what you can do. - Likes
  • Say that's just how things are. - Dislikes
• One of my underlings recently got married. I had to come down on him about cleaning up his act.
  • Say that's wonderful for him. - Dislikes
  • Wince and say leaders have it rough. - Likes
  • Ask if he's really OK with that. - Dislikes
• I conduct most of my business in the backstreets. I'll have to show you around sometime—though I can't guarantee your safety.
  • Say you're looking forward to it. - Dislikes
  • Say you're used to danger. - Likes
  • Be at a loss. - Dislikes
• Are you a fan of board games? I'm a bit rusty, but we should definitely play sometime.
  • Worry you may not measure up. - Dislikes
  • Gladly take him up on that. - Likes
  • Decline and say that's not your forte. - Dislikes
• You often take chances when the odds are stacked against you, and I don't think I'll ever understand it.
  • Laugh and say that's his loss. - Dislikes
  • Agree. - Likes
  • Say that it's boring otherwise. - Dislikes
• Even if I wasn't born with this face, I would've found some other way to make it big.
  • Be impressed. - Dislikes
  • Laugh and say you can imagine. - Likes
  • Ask how else he would have done it. - Dislikes

Ask a Question

• Ask about their likes.: I like a lot about this world, but people who enjoy my cooking are at the top of the list.
  • Say you get it. - Dislikes
  • Sympathize. - Likes
  • Look confused. - Dislikes
• Ask about their dislikes.: I hate being made to sing in front of others. Remember that.
  • Give a rueful smile. - Dislikes
  • Take it to heart. - Likes
  • Ask why. - Dislikes
• Ask about dreams for the future.: Oh, my hopes and dreams are not to be taken lightly. If you're lucky, I'll tell you about them someday.
  • Be pleased. - Dislikes
  • Offer encouragement. - Likes
  • Refuse to drop it. - Dislikes
• Ask about their worries.: What am I worried about? Easy—the ride back. I sure wish I could ride a horse without hating it.
  • Apologize. - Dislikes
  • Express worry. - Likes
  • Look confused. - Dislikes
• Ask about their family.: All I care about is that my mother can live out her remaining years in comfort.
  • Be shocked. - Dislikes
  • Smile. - Likes
  • Be at a loss for how to respond. - Dislikes
• Ask about memories of the past.: If you want to know my past, figure it out yourself. How much you'll actually manage to dig up, though... Heh. Well, I guess that's up to you.
  • Nod. - Dislikes
  • Rise to the challenge. - Likes
  • Say you're sad to hear that. - Dislikes
• Ask about their friends.: Whether you're leading an organization or an army, the top priority is stomping out infighting.
  • Say you get it. - Dislikes
  • Agree. - Likes
  • Contemplate that. - Dislikes
• Ask about preferred fighting style.: I can use any blade that's fit to throw—and I never miss.
  • Commend that. - Dislikes
  • Lend him yours. - Likes
  • Be doubtful. - Dislikes
• Ask what they think of you.: So long as we fight for the same side, I hope you and me keep getting to know each other.
  • Reach out and commiserate. - Dislikes
  • Give a wordless nod. - Likes
  • Be anxious. - Dislikes
• Ask what they think of you.: You still hung up on calling me by my real name? Give it a rest already.
  • Say you're sad to hear that. - Dislikes
  • Apologize. - Likes
  • Refuse to drop it. - Dislikes
• Ask about any personal news.: At the end of the day, you can only count on yourself. Don't like it? Then change it.
  • Express admiration. - Dislikes
  • Sympathize. - Likes
  • Give a counterargument. - Dislikes
• Ask about any personal news.: I didn't get to eat any sweets when I was a kid. It probably explains why I love the things now.
  • Ask for more details. - Dislikes
  • Laugh. - Likes
  • Take pity. - Dislikes

EXTRA TIME

• When you're in battle as much as we are, it's hard not to neglect your hair. Ah, the neverending struggle.
• Yes, I've got some beautiful hair. But I don't just wake up like this—it takes effort.
• You're pretty lucky, you know? I normally charge money for folks to gawk at my face like that.
• Overwhelmed by my beauty, are you? With a face like this, it happens all the time.
• I actually used to be known for my slender figure, but I've put on a lot of muscle in the last two years.
• Better be careful. Stare at the wrong person that way and you might end up dead.

Return to Camp

• Well, that was a good—WAA-CHOO! Ugh. If I'm not careful, I'll quite literally have a mess on my hands.
• You really are easy to please if that little date was enough to satisfy you.
• Right. Let's get this out of the way.