「Long ago, my people knew the secrets of advanced technology. The archaeological evidence proves that. But I wonder where it came from? And where did it all go? I guess some questions will never be answered...」
- ドワーフ
The Dwarf is a valley resident who lives in 鉱山. Initially the way is blocked off by an unbreakable rock, just inside the entrance. After upgrading to a steel pickaxe the stone can be broken. A チェリーボム also works.
The Dwarf will start out speaking Dwarvish, which is unreadable by the player. In order to understand Dwarf you must acquire the 4 Dwarvish scrolls from within the mines. After donating them to the 博物館・図書館, ギュンター will give you a Dwarvish Translation Guide to use which allows you to understand the Dwarf's speech. You cannot make purchases from the Dwarf's shop or affect friendship with the Dwarf until you understand Dwarvish.
スケジュール
The Dwarf lives just to the east of the entrance to 鉱山 and does not move from there.
The Dwarf is apparently one of a race of Dwarves. They were once powerful and advanced but now only relics remain as artifacts. Krobus describes a 1000 year war between the dwarves and the shadow people, as such Dwarf is sometimes suspicious of the player of being a spy sent by the shadow people.
Note that there is a bug which prevents the Dwarf from giving the Neutral response dialog (he always gives the Dislike response instead). Friendship points are unaffected (Neutral gifts give +20 toward friendship).
The Dwarf is unable to give the Neutral dialog response to a gift. Instead, he gives the Dislike dialog response. Fortunately, friendship with the Dwarf is changed correctly (+20 points) despite the incorrect dialog.
注
Although it is possible to destroy the unbreakable rock leading to the Dwarf with a cherry bomb, it does not mention this when the player attempts to destroy the rock via Pickaxe.
In one of the dwarf's dialogues, he rambles on about delicious dishes made with Cave Carrots. Despite this, he dislikes cave carrot as a gift.
2,000g
夏の22日）にプレゼントすると8倍の効果があり、特殊な会話が見られます。
