Removed the Bard's Tale.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 134 deletions

diff --git a/npc/001-1_Tulimshar/bard.txt b/npc/001-1_Tulimshar/bard.txt
index 924a9cfa..698a3b3a 100644
--- a/npc/001-1_Tulimshar/bard.txt
+++ b/npc/001-1_Tulimshar/bard.txt
@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ L_Main:
         menu "Sing me a song, lute man!", L_Song,
              "Have you heard any news?", L_News,
              "What do you know about...", L_Question,
-             "Can you tell me a story?", L_Tales,
              "Farewell!", -;
         close;
 
@@ -148,139 +147,6 @@ L_Q_auldsbel:
         next;
         goto L_Main;
 
-
-L_Tales:
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"With pleasure!  What would you like to hear about?  Would you like to hear about the founding of Tulimshar, or about the fall of Grenxen?\"";
-        next;
-
-        menu
-		"Founding of Tulimshar", L_Tale_0,
-		"Fall of Grenxen", L_Tale_1,
-                "Nothing, really.", -;
-        close;
-
-L_Tale_0:
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"Many centuries ago, this here was a barren wasteland-- rocks and water, devoid of any life.  Only the occasional scorpion would pass by, perhaps in vain hope of finding a forgotten insect or half-dead snake to prey on.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"But somewhere south of here there was a great oasis, the only source of water and life far and wide.  So large was this oasis that even a heard of mouboos lived there, among pinkies and fluffies.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"Palm trees grew there, more than twice as big as the ones we have here, and mananas grew on those trees.  Wild bushes with berries, too-- greenberries and hayberries and manaberries.  It was a haven not only for animals, but also for human travelers: for both the nomads and the brigands that roamed the land.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"In the south, much further south than that, there stood a citadel and a city around it, ruled by Sesmar the Silver, son of Sesmar the Golden, Pecarch of Potamia, for his realm was the empire of Potamia, the greatest empire of this age.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"Sesmar ruled with an iron fist.  He built statues and temples and walls and armies, and a reputation for successful and ruthless warfare.  Unlike his father, whose time had been a time of peace, Sesmar the Silver yearned for conquest: he wanted no less than to be ruler of the entire world.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"So Sesmar built a great fleet, and catapults, and siege machines; he raised an army the likes of which the world had never seen before.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"Then he built a chariot for himself, plated with silver and flaring in the sun, so as to blind his enemies.  So large and heavy was the chariot that it had to be pulled by a dozen trained war mouboos, each mouboo shielded by a polished steel harness.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"In this chariot he let his troops into battle.  'Zergamur', they called it, after the legendary silver dragon, for where it had plowed, no man was left standing.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"And into battle he rode, over and over, and one kingdom after another fell before his force.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"But not far north of his capital, resistance formed.  Troops loyal to defeated leaders, monarchs wary of Sesmar, merchants and priests who had been driven out by Sesmar, but also some of Sesmar's former most trusted allies\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"Hurn the marksman was one of them, but that is another story, to be told another time.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"But their leader was Bekel, once one of Sesmar's generals.  He had seen his master the Pecarch's true intentions and intended to have no part his goals.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"Bekel led the alliance south from here.  With their combined force, they took the capital of Potamia with ease, for Sesmar had withdrawn most of his troops to fight or as garrison for newly conquered areas.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"The Pecarch's revenge was swift and cruel.  When his armies returned, he retook the city in a single night, and anyone who had been found not loyal to him was put to death.\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"The alliance troops fled north, Sesmar on their heels.  \"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-        close;
-
-L_Tale_1:
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        mes "[" + @name + "]";
-        mes "\"\"";
-        next;
-
-        close;
-
 L_Song:
 	mes @songs$[@id];
 	close;