AI bots can be unpredictable and the same chat responses might not work for everyone. Here are the response(s) that helped increase NPC relationship for me.
WHERE TO FIND: General’s Shrine, Qinghe. To the south of the General’s Shrine compound, chopping a tree.
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Chai Bakun | Woodcutter
The woodcutter outside the General’s Shrine is often suspected by young heroes of being a master disguised as a commoner, along with other Chai-surnamed woodcutters in the wild. All woodcutters firmly deny this.
Chai Bakun hopes to get your help to protect the General’s Shrine from harm together. moshimushi.wordpress.com
CBK: (eyes narrowing as he studies intently, voice firm) Wanderer, this is the General’s Shrine. What business brings you here?
Me: I live in this area and have come to pay my respects to the general
CBK: (nodding slowly, gaze still wary) I see. Paying respects is a noble deed. But you must understand, many come here with ill intentions. You say you live nearby—what is your name?
Me: They call me Young Master
CBK: (nodding, but eyes still cautious) Young Master, a title of respect. But tell me, what do you know of General Wang Qing and the shrine?
Me: He led an army to protect the people. Just as he lost his life for us, I want to protect his shrine with my martial arts
CBK: Eyes widen slightly, tone softens a bit) Your words are noble, Young Master. Yet, many claim such things and mean nothing by them. How do I know you are sincere?
Me: The Tiger Fort bandit chief targeting the shrine was defeated by me
CBK: (eyebrows raise, grip on axe loosens slightly) The Tiger Fort bandit chief? That is no small feat. You must be skilled indeed. Still, I must be cautious. Can you tell me more about what you saw near the shrine recently?
Me: Many groups of bandits and Aureate Order are wandering around suspiciously. I have dealt with them
CBK: (nodding solemnly, tone softens) Thank you, Wanderer. Chai will surely remember this in his heart. If you need anything in the future, feel free to ask.moshimushi.wordpress.com
Chai Bakun expresses gratitude and begins to ponder deeply.
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