Frieren: Another human city. They always build them so... defensively.
Frieren: I wonder how much it's changed in the last century.
Shadowheart: Halt, traveler. State your business in Baldur's Gate.
Shadowheart: We've had enough strange visitors causing trouble lately.
Frieren: I'm merely passing through. Looking for knowledge from your archives, perhaps.
Frieren: Last time I was here, there was a lovely bookshop near the harbor...
Karlach: Shadowheart, ease up! Can't you tell she's an elf? Probably older than this city!
Karlach: Welcome to Baldur's Gate, though fair warning - it's a bit of a mess right now.
Gale: Did I hear correctly? A fellow arcanist seeking knowledge?
Gale: That bookshop is long gone, I'm afraid. But the Sorcerous Sundries might interest you instead.
Lae'zel: Another wanderer with no purpose. Waste of time.
Lae'zel: (Though she carries herself like a warrior. Perhaps she knows something of value...)
Frieren: My, what an interesting welcome committee. This city has certainly become more... diverse.
Frieren: Is that a githyanki? Now I'm genuinely curious what's happening in Baldur's Gate.
Shadowheart: You have no idea. Mind flayers, devils, dragons... it's been quite the tenday.
Shadowheart: But for someone who's traveled as long as you have, that's just another Baldur's Gate welcome, isn't it?