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- Hmm-hmm (he hums)... yes, yes, I can feel it... There's no doubt about it – this is a tear of Malassa. However, I don't know much about the legends of the dark elves. You see, among mages and those who know about the existence of the stone, it is considered a MYTH. Although, among the elves... I mean, excuse me, among the elves, it is quite thoroughly described what it looks like and what it is. In skilled hands, it... I know who you need to talk to. There are several elves who know a lot about the stone (only Malassa herself knows everything about it). - I thought mages don't acknowledge dragon gods (roleplaying as a GM). - Mages are not idiots. We don't acknowledge them as gods, but to deny their existence is, at the very least, foolish. So, the names of these elves, although I don't know if they are still alive, are Alaron, Suprim, Nowizard, someone from the "Shadow-Stained" clan – these are all I can remember (old age is no joy:)). There is also a dwarf... I don't remember the name... But that's not important, because this dwarf shouldn't be trusted.
- Elves? - he thinks to himself: "I'll have to find them, or at least one of them. Well, back on the road." - Can you tell me where to find them, or who might know where they are, or even show me? Surely there are seers or even mages here who can teleport me where I need to go. I'm willing to pay.