"It's a shame this Coast is never quiet. But we'll see."

"I've always said it's important to take time for recreation."

It would be nice to take a break, if he could trust the Grove wouldn't completely fall apart if he left it for a tenday. "You seem like the type to see adventuring as recreation."

"Nah. You need to take breaks in between. For drinking and frolicking."

"Not things that can easily be done on the road."

"Not without dying because you didn't set a good watch, at any rate."

"Indeed."

Cayden checks in on the "devils are assholes" conversation.

Wyl looks somewhat uncomfortable, and Karlach seems pretty determined to try and make this a friendship.

Cayden will try to cheer up Wyll, or alternatively distract Karlach. "What are you guys up to?"

"Ah, just talking shop." Read: trying to get this guy to feel less bad about nearly killing me. 

"Ah! Shop. Must be a refreshing change having some people you morally shouldn't stick with the pointy end of your sword."

"They're much better company, that's for certain."

"I try. --What are you looking forward to now that you're no longer in Hell?"

"Eating food that isn't rations, having a good drink, and sleeping out under the stars-- that last one likely isn't too hard."

"Unfortunately, I'm new to this plane and I don't know where the best party is."

"Really can't go wrong with Baldur's Gate, mate."

"Maybe we should go there when the tadpole situation is sorted out."

She laughs. "You me treat you to a drink then,  alright?"

"Only if I can treat you to one first."

"Baldur's Gate has enough you can go on a proper crawl."

"Second best thing to crawl."

She raises an eyebrow. "Yeah?"

"After dungeons! --It has just occurred to me that that pun might not work in this language."

"Dungeons! Honestly those are safer than some places in Baldur's Gate."