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Spar is saying that Ansbach, like all NPCs, is effectively letting you know that you've hit the end of his quest line up to that point, and must progress in the game/the rest of his quest line to get him to move.
Any time a Souls NPC starts looping their last bit of dialogue, this is true; they're at the end of whatever quest segment you've reached, and you'll need to hit whatever the next checkpoint is in that line to get them to progress.