(-(WHISTLE) -Cindy? I think the Heryuan have arrived. -[Owlbears??] Uh - -Three ‘awtsi. -Thank you. ...Should we be worried? -I don’t think so. They agreed to meet with us, right? -I’ve never seen an owlbear. -You sound like you don’t know whether you should be scared or excited.)

Translator’s note: the literal translation on that last sentence, just for fun, is closer to “Your words come to me as if (you) don’t know the answer that is whether you should feel fear or excitement.” Translations on multi-clause sentences are a doozy sometimes.

(-...MAYBE I didn’t think that through. (lit. “...MAYBE I didn’t think about that result.”) -Do you ever? (lit. “You never do, yes/no?”) -The Heryuan clan should meet us here. -I’m sure they’re watching us already. (TYPO: should be “Furia nerìn fol awngati li oe am’ake ‘efu”; I got so wrapped up in figuring out one part of the sentence that I entirely forgot another, hrh.) -Because winter is coming, visitors arriving is more and more more rare. They'll show themselves when they feel ready. We should wait until then.)