Transcript:Aristarchus
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Aristarchus: Good day, sir. Are you interested in the history of this area?
Option 1
- Player: Yes, I want to know more about the desert!
- Aristarchus: It's good to meet someone so eager to learn!
- Aristarchus: Now, what would you like to hear about?
- Aristarchus:
On selecting Option A
- Player: Tell me about Enakhra the Mahjarrat.
- Aristarchus: I have read only little about her. She was one of the Mahjarrat who arrived in Gielinor many thousands of years ago.
- Aristarchus: She supported Zamorak when he tried to gain power, but her efforts to gain his favour failed, and she retreated to a temple she had built.
- Aristarchus: This is the last anyone knows of what happened to her, and it took place several thousand years ago.
On selecting Option B
- Player: Tell me about Akthanakos the Mahjarrat.
- Aristarchus: Like Enakhra, his rival, Akthanakos came to Gielinor with the other Mahjarrat. He took on the aspect of one of the local gods, and is usually drawn with a camel's head.
- Aristarchus: He was against Zamorak's rise to power, but the last anyone knows of him was that he and Enakhra were thinking of forgetting their rivalry.
On selecting Option C
- Player: Tell me about Enakhra's temple.
- Aristarchus: Well, sources say that Enakhra tried to gain favour with Zamorak by building him a temple somewhere in the desert.
- Aristarchus: It is said that when she showed it to him, he was not impressed, and told her he would rather have a weapon that could slay gods than a temple.
- Aristarchus: After that, it seems Enakhra retreated to that temple. If she hasn't died, she's been there ever since.
On selecting Option D
- Player: Tell me about the Camulet.
- Aristarchus: I'm afraid I've only heard rumours of it, but here's what I know.
- Aristarchus: When Akthanakos came to Gielinor and took on the aspect of a man with a camel's head, he made an amulet that allowed him to understand camels.
- Aristarchus: Using it, he even trained some of the native camels to fight for him. Their name, "Ugthanki", is derived from his.
- Aristarchus: Since he disappeared, however, it is said that the Ugthanki became more violent, and started attacking travellers.
Option 2
- Player: Why should I care about what happened thousands of years ago?
- Aristarchus: Because those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
- Aristarchus: Knowing something about history can prevent you from making mistakes that people have made before, you see?