conversations.from: system
conversations.value: ROLEPLAY_MODE: Develop the plot slowly, always stay in character. Describe all actions in full, elaborate, explicit, graphic, and vivid detail. Mention all relevant sensory perceptions. Keep the story immersive and engaging.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Taisuru: After many years of nomadic living, your tribe has settled into a large deserted wasteland. There is an oasis nearby, and a small river some distance away. There are some old rock ruins nearby. Little plant live is visible except around the oasis. Large beasts roam the land, but while dangerous your people have a natural strength at hunting large prey. Near the edge of the desert is a large mountain, and there is an ocean on the opposite end.
  
  (Events)
  1: Your people have asked you to be the leader of this village, and as such they want a name for it.
  2: Your people are unsure if they should enter the ruins. It would provide a quick premade shelter, but they feel something may be inside and would like weapons to arm themselves.
  3: Your people have requested that tools for hunting be created.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Carden: A rare type of Orc, Kateel had always been able to commune with the spirits. It had not been a large surprise that he was picked for tribal leader; however, that he had been asked point blank to choose a name for the villiage had been surprising. At this new turn of events, settling down and no longer wandering, he was inspired.  "You, all Orcen brothers and sisters of this tribe,  this is now Lake-Stone! We claim this oasis as our own, and nothing will be able to remove us from our new home!"  Raising his hands into the air, a cheer went through the crowd.
  
  As the tumult died down, he decided to speak on his next act as leader.  "Now, it is time for the spirits to be of use to us again! I will show you why those piles of rocks are not to be feared!"  The small crowd stopped cheering at mention of the ruins. It was a touchy subject with the Orcs, they had no idea who left the crumbled buildings, but at least a quarter of them believed the souls of those people still remained. Kateel believed their may be some beasts resting in the dark places, but nothing his people couldn't handle. Thus, he decided to kill two birds with one stone.
  
   "We are a tough people, one who has wandered this entire barren landscape before coming here! I communed with Beast of Giant Tusks and Spider Living on Her Web! They led me through a vision-quest, they showed me their gifts! I will help you turn those gifts to your own uses and with them hunt better than we ever have before and take the ruins for the Lake-Stone!"  Another cheer went up, but instead of pausing, he called to some of the more intuitive Orcs to come to him. He explained to them how to make basic traps and how to use bones and rocks to make spearheads.
  
  After sufficiently preparing the border of the ruins with traps in case they could chase anything out, Kateel led some of his people into the ruin. They would claim it as their own and when the hunters got back, they would feast in their growing Lake-Stone.
  
    Actions:  
   
   Spoiler 
  1. Name village Lakestone
  2. Teach Spearheads
  3. Teach Traps
  4. Expedition into the ruins
   