Hassian: You're here. Does that mean you've decided to give me another chance?
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2 lines · 3 repliesHassian: You're here. Does that mean you've decided to give me another chance?
Hassian has asked your forgiveness for treating you so coldly, and wants another chance to prove his devotion to your budding relationship. You'll have to wait and see what, exactly, that might mean.
Hassian: You're home. Excellent.
Hassian: I hunted this beast for you. I thought you could make use of the antlers and hide.
Hassian: You're home. Excellent.
Hassian: I hunted this beast for you. I thought you could make use of the antlers and hide.
Hassian: You're home. Excellent.
Hassian: I hunted this beast for you. I thought you could make use of the antlers and hide.
Hassian is acting decidedly strangely. He's already started bringing you gifts of dead animals like a palcat. Maybe he'll explain his behavior if you talk to him alone?
Hassian has now refused to speak to you the moment the sun sets. Either this is some Majiri tradition you didn't know about, or Hassian's lost it. Someone must know why Hassian is acting so strangely. Ask around with those closest to him and see if they have any answers.
Chayne says there's a book in the library that will explain Hassian's strange behavior.
You've discovered that Hassian is trying to woo you- the proper Majiri way. In order to woo him back, you'll need to find the midnight lily. Look in the designated area from 10pm-2am.
Give the Midnight Lily to Hassian to show you're willing to woo on his terms.
Hassian: The Midnight Lily? Does that mean you accept my affections?
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