Winnie also smiles when she sees Aeora.
We are glad you were able to exact your revenge. I cannot imagine how terrible that must have been for you to be trapped, alone, for so long. We are happy to have helped you, though it was terribly frightful as the tomb started caving in on us. We don't move as you do, friend. She agrees with Bandy about the lost opportunities.
I know that, to you, it was a prison, but for us it was a chance to puzzle out what went wrong up here, so very long ago. And how to unravel and correct those remaining mistakes. And as Bandy said, some of what was left below would have helped support our families. It is a shame that all we could recover were a few of your glass baubles. Winnie pulls them out, offering them back to the girl.
Are any areas left in tact? the items you described providing to those horrible visitors... Things like that are precious to humans still, so it would be wroth us trying to find some, if it is safe enough.
After the conversation about treasure is concluded, Winnie asks Aeora:
- where she is from/returning to
- if it is possible to visit her (and how)
- if she dealt with the gargoyles, or if the party needs to be wary of them still
If it is mechanically possible to attempt to recruit her again, Winnie would try.
Also, if Aeora is too literal to take our hints, Winnie will ask outright if she doesn't mind creating a small pile of gems for the party. If it doesn't put her out, that is... Entirely up to the "child," of course. Wouldn't want to impose, and all that. 