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Chapter 8

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  1. ## Chapter 8
  2. ## Intro 1
  3. \g[Cell]
  4. \f[5|Sebile]
  5. \s[5]
  6. Sigh... Still no word of Merlina...\n
  7. Does that mean she managed to\n
  8. evade Urien's soldiers? Or...|\n
  9. Gah! No, it has to be that, she's\n
  10. fine. I know she is... She has her father's\n
  11. blood, after all. As well as mine.|\b[5|2]\n
  12. Even so... I can't help but worry...|
  13. \s[-2]
  14.  
  15. ## Intro 2
  16. \g[Courtyard]
  17. \f[2|Pellinore]\f[5|Ywain]\f[1|Helizabel]
  18. \s[2]
  19. That should be the last of the\n
  20. resistance outside of the castle.|
  21.  
  22. \s[5]
  23. Good... We're almost done.|
  24. \s[-2]
  25.  
  26. \m[5|5]\e[5|2]
  27. \s[5]
  28. Damn it! My hands... Won't stop shaking...|
  29.  
  30. \s[1]
  31. Maybe you should take a step\n
  32. back, Ywain. The stress could\n
  33. cause you to make mistakes--|
  34.  
  35. \s[5]
  36. No. I'm seeing this through. I have to.|\b[5|2]\n
  37. Reginn is my home, and Lord Urien is\n
  38. my father.\b[5|0] It's my responsibility.|
  39.  
  40. \s[2]
  41. Ywain...|
  42.  
  43. \s[1]
  44. ... I understand. Just take notice\n
  45. of your feelings at all time.\n
  46. More than you would normally.|\n
  47. You are more than just a member of\n
  48. Mevorin's nobility, you're also our\n
  49. steadfast ally. We can't lose you.|
  50.  
  51. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  52. ... Thanks Eliza. I thought you\n
  53. would try and stop me again.|
  54.  
  55. \s[1]
  56. I already learned my lesson. Your\n
  57. presence is important for both our\n
  58. morale as well as the enemy's.|
  59.  
  60. \s[2]
  61. Agreed. Let's do this, Ywain. Together.|
  62.  
  63. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  64. You guys are so sappy. ... But at\n
  65. least my hands have calmed down.|
  66. \s[-2]
  67.  
  68. \e[5|0]
  69. \s[5]
  70. The castle has two main entrances;\n
  71. it's best if we split are attack\n
  72. between the two front gates.|
  73.  
  74. \s[2]
  75. All right, I'll lead one group and you\n
  76. lead the other. We'll meet in the middle.|
  77. \s[-2]
  78.  
  79. ## Scene 1
  80. \g[Chamber]
  81. \f[5|Urien]\w[16]\f[1|Roche]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  82. \s[5]
  83. Roche! You've returned. Were you\n
  84. able to get in contact with anyone?|
  85.  
  86. \s[2]
  87. Indeed. According to the soldier I\n
  88. spoke with, Avilion is sending the\n
  89. Yang General, Lansalot, to Reginn.|
  90.  
  91. \m[5|5]
  92. \s[5]
  93. Hold on, is he not one of the\n
  94. Emperor's right hand generals?\n
  95. Is his presence... really necessary?|
  96.  
  97. \s[2]
  98. I'm not certain myself, but it's\n
  99. not as if we have a choice now.|
  100.  
  101. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  102. Ugh, all of this is going wrong...\b[5|0]\n
  103. I was supposed to gain independence,\n
  104. but instead I really did just change\n
  105. masters... From the Alliance to Avilion.|
  106.  
  107. \s[2]
  108. ... Perhaps, but for us to give up now would\n
  109. only make our sacrifices meaningless.|
  110.  
  111. \s[5]
  112. Indeed. The bridges have been burned, there\n
  113. is no turning back. We must hold out against\n
  114. the Alliance until Avilion's soldiers arrive.|
  115.  
  116. \s[2]
  117. Lord Urien, what about Lord Ywian...|
  118.  
  119. \s[5]
  120. ... Perhaps the rumors are simply that.\n
  121. Rumors and lies constructed to shattter\n
  122. our morale. It's a viable strategy.|
  123.  
  124. \s[2]
  125. I suppose we don't have much\n
  126. choice regardless of the truth...|
  127.  
  128. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  129. ... ... ...|
  130. \s[-2]
  131.  
  132. ## If Morfydd & Hywel on Ywain side
  133. ## Modify if either are missing
  134. \g[Courtyard]
  135. \f[2|Ywain]\f[5|Morfydd]\f[6|Hywel]
  136. \s[2]
  137. Are you ready? This isn't going\n
  138. to be an easy fight. My father\n
  139. is leading these soldiers himself.|
  140.  
  141. \s[5]
  142. ... Why are you giving us a pep talk?\n
  143. What are we, your retainers?|
  144.  
  145. \s[6]\e[6|1]
  146. Ooh! That means I've been promoted\n
  147. right, Bossman? So... I can keep any and\n
  148. all of the little treasures I 'find'?|
  149.  
  150. \s[2]
  151. Sigh. Sure, Hywel, but whatever you\n
  152. 'find' will be inspected by me personally.|
  153.  
  154. \s[6]
  155. Hey, better than nothing! Good luck, everyone!|
  156. \s[-2]
  157.  
  158. \f[6|nil]
  159.  
  160. \r[5]
  161. \s[5]
  162. ... There is something wrong with her.|
  163.  
  164. \s[2]
  165. For certain, but at least she's able\n
  166. to keep her spirits up. She'll be fine.|
  167.  
  168. \s[5]\r[5]
  169. And you, Ywain? Still good?|
  170.  
  171. \s[2]
  172. First you complain about being treated\n
  173. as a retainer, and now you act like one.|
  174.  
  175. \s[5]
  176. Bah. Forget I asked.|
  177.  
  178. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  179. That's the response I wanted.|
  180. \s[-2]
  181.  
  182. ## Helizabel on Pellinore side
  183. \g[Courtyard]
  184. \f[2|Pellinore]\f[1|Helizabel]
  185. \s[1]
  186. The castle dungeons should be on the\n
  187. western end of the castle. Let's go\n
  188. there first, Pellinore.|
  189.  
  190. \s[2]
  191. Right... So we can find Merlina and\n
  192. get her to safety as soon as possible.|
  193.  
  194. \s[1]
  195. ... And Lady Sebile, right?|
  196. \s[-2]
  197.  
  198. \m[2|4]\w[4]\r[4]
  199. \s[4]
  200. Y-yes! Of course! Eliza, this\n
  201. is no time to tease me!|
  202. \s[-2]
  203.  
  204. \m[1|2]\w[4]
  205. \s[2]
  206. I beg to differ. If you remember why\n
  207. you're really fighting, you won't lose\n
  208. your head in the heat of this battle.|
  209.  
  210. \s[4]
  211. ... Hmm. I guess...|
  212.  
  213. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  214. Don't let anything come in between\n
  215. you and your love, dear brother.|
  216.  
  217. \m[4|4]
  218. \s[4]
  219. S-stop that!|
  220. \s[-2]
  221.  
  222. ## Sebile Scene
  223. \g[Dungeon]
  224. \r[5]\f[5|SoldierM-0]\fc[5|Reginn]\name[5|Soldier]\w[16]
  225. \r[5]\m[5|4]\w[4]
  226. \s[4]
  227. Halt! Who goes there?|
  228. \s[-2]
  229.  
  230. \f[0|Baladr_bk1]\name[0|Baladr]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  231. \s[1]
  232. Sorry if I scared you. I just\n
  233. came to check up on the prisoners.|
  234.  
  235. \s[4]
  236. L-Lady Baladr!? What happened?\n
  237. We were told you went missing!|
  238.  
  239. \s[1]
  240. Apologies... I sneaked out of the castle to\n
  241. meet with a friend. I knew Father wouldn't\n
  242. have allowed it, so I left in secrecy.|
  243.  
  244. \s[4]
  245. Ah, well you're not hurt, that's\n
  246. the important part. Here, I'll lead--|
  247. \s[-2]
  248.  
  249. \f[2|Fenice]\s[2]
  250. Sorry, but you're not needed anymore.|
  251.  
  252. \s[4]
  253. Huh? Who are--|
  254. \s[-2]
  255.  
  256. \event
  257.  
  258. \s[4]\m[4|4]
  259. Gah... Hurk...|
  260. \s[-2]
  261.  
  262. \w[16]
  263.  
  264. \m[2|5]\w[16]
  265. \s[5]
  266. ... ... ...|
  267.  
  268. \m[1|2]\w[4]
  269. \s[2]
  270. Is he...?|
  271.  
  272. \s[5]\r[5]
  273. I'm a professional. Of course he is.|
  274. \s[-2]
  275.  
  276. \event
  277.  
  278. \f[1|Merlina]
  279. \s[1]
  280. Whew! Miss Fenice, you really\n
  281. weren't kidding when you mentioned\n
  282. your skills with a dagger.|
  283.  
  284. \s[5]
  285. Hmph. Comes from practice and experience.\n
  286. Anyway, I already took care of the other\n
  287. guards when Baladr was distracting this one.|\n
  288. You should find the rest of the cells unguarded.|
  289.  
  290. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  291. Perfect! Mother, I'm on my way!|
  292. \s[-2]
  293.  
  294. \m[1|3]\w[4]
  295. \f[3|nil]
  296.  
  297. \s[2]
  298. Fenice, could I ask for a favor?|
  299.  
  300. \s[5]
  301. You two are paying, so it's\n
  302. not a favor. What is it?|
  303.  
  304. \s[2]
  305. To my knowledge, Lady Sebile wasn't\n
  306. the only notable prisoner my father\n
  307. took captive. Can you locate the others?|
  308.  
  309. \s[5]
  310. I suppose. Where's the other prison area?|
  311.  
  312. \s[2]
  313. Northeast of here. This pathway should take\n
  314. you to the lower levels where they should be.|
  315.  
  316. \s[5]
  317. Got it.|
  318. \s[-2]
  319.  
  320. \f[5|nil]
  321. \w[16]
  322.  
  323. \r[2]
  324. \s[2]
  325. Not even a single question...|
  326. \s[-2]
  327.  
  328. \f[6|Merlina]\m[6|5]\w[4]
  329. \s[5]
  330. Baladr, aren't you coming?|
  331.  
  332. \r[2]
  333. \s[2]
  334. Y-yes, I'll be right there!|
  335. \s[-2]
  336.  
  337. ## Sebile deploy
  338. \g[Castle]
  339. \f[2|Merlina]\m[2|5]\w[4]\r[4]\m[4|5]\w[4]
  340. \s[5]
  341. Mom! Hurry up, this way!|
  342. \s[-2]
  343.  
  344. \w[8]
  345.  
  346. \f[0|Sebile]\m[0|2]
  347. \w[4]
  348. \s[2]
  349. I'm coming, I'm coming! Slow down, Merlina.|
  350.  
  351. \s[5]
  352. We don't have time to waste, I heard\n
  353. that Pellinore's army is on their way\n
  354. to the castle. We should go before--|
  355.  
  356. \s[2]
  357. Before he begins his attack? A bit late for that.|
  358.  
  359. \s[5]\r[5]
  360. Huh? Oh... You're right... Hmm.|
  361.  
  362. \s[2]
  363. Here, stand behind me and my axe.\n
  364. It's not Cumae, but it'll due for now.|
  365.  
  366. \s[5]\r[5]
  367. Oh, I can fight too, Mom. I er...\n
  368. May have learned some magic.|
  369.  
  370. \s[2]
  371. Magic? First you try swordsmanship,\n
  372. then staves, and now you wield magic?|\e[2|1]\n
  373. When did I get such a well-rounded child?|
  374.  
  375. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  376. Ahem! I don't know, but at\n
  377. least it's useful now.|
  378.  
  379. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  380. ... You know, now that I think about it,\n
  381. you and Pellinore traveled to Kameloth to\n
  382. learn magic but neither of you were successful.|
  383.  
  384. \s[5]
  385. ... I lied. And I made General Anna lie, too.|
  386.  
  387. \s[2]
  388. Merlina...|
  389.  
  390. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  391. Come on, Mom! Is now the time?|
  392.  
  393. \s[2]
  394. Sigh... I guess it isn't. But I don't\n
  395. want this to become a habit. The last\n
  396. person who lied to me almost killed me.|
  397.  
  398. \s[5]
  399. Mom! Don't be so... Grim.|
  400.  
  401. \s[2]
  402. ... Sorry. Anyway, let's find\n
  403. Pellinore and that wretch Urien.|
  404. \s[-2]
  405.  
  406. ## Roche Scene
  407. \g[Castle]
  408. \f[5|Roche]
  409. \s[5]
  410. Lord Ywain?\w[20] So our reports were\n
  411. true,\w[5] he really has turned against us.|\n
  412. ...\w[15] What will Lord Urien think of this?|
  413. \s[-2]
  414.  
  415. ## Talk Roche Urien
  416. \g[Chamber]
  417. \f[5|Urien]\f[1|Roche]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  418. \s[2]
  419. Lord Urien... The news is true. I've\n
  420. spotted both Ywain and Pellinore\n
  421. leading two groups into the castle.|
  422.  
  423. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  424. ... ... ...|
  425.  
  426. \s[2]
  427. I'll inform our soldiers to throw\n
  428. their arms down. There's no point--|
  429.  
  430. \s[5]\b[5|0]
  431. No. Nothing changes. We fight on still.\n
  432. My son will have to learn the error\n
  433. of his ways... The hard way, it seems.|
  434. \s[-2]
  435.  
  436. \f[1|KnightM-1]\fc[1|Reginn]\name[1|Knight]
  437. \s[1]
  438. L-Lord Urien...!|
  439.  
  440. \s[5]
  441. Here me, soldiers. We will not surrender\n
  442. to the Alliance. Hold your positions! Give\n
  443. them no quarter! Reginn will win the day!|
  444.  
  445. \s[2]
  446. ... Yes, Lord Urien! For Reginn!|
  447.  
  448. \s[1]\m[1|1]
  449. For Reginn!|
  450. \s[-2]
  451.  
  452. ## Roche Charge
  453. \g[Castle]
  454. \f[5|Roche]
  455. \s[5]
  456. Not another step! Now, soldiers!\n
  457. Bring the might of Reginn crashing\n
  458. into their shields! Formation!|
  459. \s[-2]
  460.  
  461. ## Kronos Scoff
  462. \g[Chamber]
  463. \f[2|Lerna]
  464. \s[2]
  465. Pah, these fools are going to get\n
  466. themselves all killed. What a waste\n
  467. of lord Typhon's time and resources.|\n
  468. If they wish to all die upon the\n
  469. Alliance's spear, they can do so.|
  470. \s[-2]
  471.  
  472. ## Kronos Leave
  473. \g[Chamber]
  474. \f[2|Lerna]
  475. \s[2]
  476. I've had just about enough of this.|
  477. \s[-2]
  478.  
  479. \f[5|Urien]
  480. \s[5]
  481. You would abandon us now, too?|
  482.  
  483. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  484. Look around you, you fool! Your commander\n
  485. is dead, your defenses are crumbling, and\n
  486. your soldiers are losing the will to fight!|\n
  487. You've lost. And I have no interest in\n
  488. staying 'until the bitter end' with you lot.|
  489.  
  490. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  491. Fine! Leave. You sort make my skin crawl.|
  492.  
  493. \s[2]
  494. Good luck using that gem without--|
  495.  
  496. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  497. Take the blasted thing! I don't want it.|
  498.  
  499. \s[2]
  500. My my... Sorry, but you're stuck with it now.|
  501. \s[-2]
  502.  
  503. \f[2|nil]
  504.  
  505. \m[5|4]\w[4]
  506. \s[4]
  507. What...? Why won't this come off...!?|
  508. \s[-2]
  509.  
  510. ## Avilion Warning
  511. \g[Plains]
  512. \loc[Reginn Outskirts]
  513. \w[16]
  514.  
  515. \f[5|Lansalot]\w[4]
  516. \s[5]
  517. Captain Lionel, how are we doing on time?|
  518. \s[-2]
  519.  
  520. \w[16]
  521.  
  522. \f[2|Lionel]
  523. \s[2]
  524. We should reach the castle before\n
  525. sunrise, General. If you'd like, I\n
  526. can lead the Ashen Knights ahead--|
  527.  
  528. \s[5]
  529. That's not necessary, but thank you.|
  530.  
  531. \s[2]
  532. Understood, General. By your leave.|
  533. \s[-2]
  534.  
  535. \w[8]
  536. \r[5]
  537. \w[32]
  538. \s[5]
  539. ... Why am I not surprised to see you, Colonel?|
  540. \s[-2]
  541.  
  542. \w[8]
  543. \event
  544.  
  545. \f[0|Ingraine]\m[0|2]\w[4]
  546. \s[2]
  547. Imagine my surprise, General. Finding\n
  548. out my commanding officer left me\n
  549. behind on an important mission.|
  550.  
  551. \r[5]
  552. \s[5]
  553. Must have been such a shock you\n
  554. forgot how to follow orders.|
  555.  
  556. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  557. Come now, Lansalot, there's no need\n
  558. for hostility. We're allies, are we not?|
  559.  
  560. \s[5]
  561. You tell me. You're the one who's\n
  562. not supposed to be here. Remember?|
  563.  
  564. \s[2]
  565. Perhaps it was my concern for Lionel.\n
  566. It's not every day a mother watches\n
  567. her son go off on a dangerous mission.|
  568.  
  569. \s[5]
  570. Enough with this act. What do you want?|
  571.  
  572. \s[2]
  573. Nothing, I just wish to witness\n
  574. you and your power firsthand. It\n
  575. has been far too long, General.|
  576.  
  577. \s[5]
  578. You're going to be disappointed. The\n
  579. Alliance is not a match for my Ashen\n
  580. Knights. I likely won't draw my blade.|
  581.  
  582. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  583. Hmph. Pity. Regardless, I will stay\n
  584. with you until the mission is over.|\e[2|1]\n
  585. Or, are you going to send me away?|
  586.  
  587. \s[5]
  588. ... Fine. Just stay out of my way.|
  589.  
  590. \s[2]
  591. Excellent.|
  592. \s[-2]
  593.  
  594. \f[2nil]
  595. \w[16]
  596.  
  597. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  598. ... Tch. Uther, this is your doing,\n
  599. isn't it? What the hell is your angle?|
  600. \s[-2]
  601.  
  602. ## Seth Scene
  603. \g[Dungeon]
  604. \f[5|Seth]\s[5]
  605. Hey, excuse me! Miss!|
  606. \s[-2]
  607.  
  608. \w[16]
  609. \f[0|Fenice]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  610. \s[1]
  611. What? What is it?|
  612.  
  613. \s[5]
  614. You still haven't told me your name,\n
  615. or why you're breaking me out--|
  616.  
  617. \s[1]
  618. Are either of those things important?\n
  619. We need to move quickly so we can\n
  620. rejoin the rest of the army.|
  621. \s[-2]
  622.  
  623. \m[5|4]\w[4]
  624. \s[4]
  625. Hold on, an army? So the sounds of\n
  626. battle were the Merovian Alliance...|\n
  627. Fine, let me take the lead, my armor\n
  628. will keep us both safe, while we--|
  629. \s[-2]
  630.  
  631. \f[1|nil]
  632. \w[16]
  633.  
  634. \s[4]
  635. What the... Gone already...|
  636. \s[-2]
  637.  
  638. ## Fenice Scene
  639. \g[Castle]
  640. \f[5|Fenice]
  641. \s[5]
  642. Damn. I was hoping there wouldn't\n
  643. be any soldiers in this area...|
  644. \s[-2]
  645.  
  646. \f[6|None]\name[6|Seth]
  647. \s[6]\x[Seth]
  648. Slow down! I'm almost there...!|
  649. \s[-2]
  650.  
  651. \r[5]\s[5]
  652. Ugh. This idiot.|
  653. \s[-2]
  654.  
  655. \m[5|3]\w[16]
  656. \f[6|none]\f[6|Seth]\m[6|5]\w[4]
  657. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  658. Hah... Hah... You sure sprinted\n
  659. up those stairs... Must be nice...\b[5|0]\n
  660. to not be wearing heavy armor...|
  661.  
  662. \s[3]
  663. It has it's perks. Now, are you\n
  664. ready? We're going to have to fight\n
  665. our way to reach the others.|
  666.  
  667. \s[5]\m[5|5]\e[5|1]
  668. Oh yeah. Once I get going, I'm\n
  669. pretty difficult to slow down.|
  670.  
  671. \s[3]\r[3]
  672. Good. We're going to need that.|
  673.  
  674. \s[5]
  675. ... I'm Seth, by the way. You are...?|
  676.  
  677. \s[3]
  678. Busy.|
  679. \s[-2]
  680.  
  681. \f[3|nil]
  682.  
  683. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  684. Sheesh. All right, all right...|
  685. \s[-2]
  686.  
  687. ## Talk Merlina Pellinore
  688. ## Ywain not spoken to
  689. \g[Castle]
  690. \f[6|Pellinore]\m[6|5]\w[4]
  691. \s[5]
  692. Merlina? Merlina!!|
  693. \s[-2]
  694.  
  695. \f[1|Merlina]\m[1|2]\e[2|1]\w[4]
  696. \s[2]
  697. Pelly! There you are.|
  698.  
  699. \s[5]
  700. I can't believe you're okay...\n
  701. But how did you escape the prison?|
  702.  
  703. \s[2]
  704. Prison...? Oh, I managed to get\n
  705. away from Lord Urien's soldiers\n
  706. after they stormed Otr castle.|
  707.  
  708. \s[5]
  709. Wait, what? But... Why didn't you go\n
  710. back to Otr? Ywain and I were there!|
  711.  
  712. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  713. Well, my mom was taken to Reginn, so\n
  714. I had to find her. And I was told you\n
  715. and Ywain had become mortal enemies!|
  716.  
  717. \s[5]
  718. ... Right, our feint... Well, we're not.|
  719.  
  720. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  721. That's a relief! Because if you were, I would\n
  722. have to knock both of you our and tie you\n
  723. up together until you were friends again.|
  724.  
  725. \s[5]
  726. ... You're not joking despite smiling, are you?|
  727.  
  728. \s[2]
  729. Nope.|
  730.  
  731. \s[5]
  732. Scary... Also, Merlina, I just realized...\n
  733. You can wield magic? When did that happen?|
  734.  
  735. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  736. O-oh, that... Er, long story! I'll\n
  737. tell you and Ywian about it later.|\n
  738. Come one! We have work to do, Pelly!|
  739.  
  740. \s[5]
  741. Right. For the future of Merovin...|
  742. \s[-2]
  743.  
  744. ## Ywain spoken to
  745. \g[Castle]
  746. \f[6|Pellinore]\m[6|5]\w[4]
  747. \s[5]
  748. Merlina? Merlina!!|
  749. \s[-2]
  750.  
  751. \f[1|Merlina]\m[1|2]\e[2|1]\w[4]
  752. \s[2]
  753. Pelly! There you are.|
  754.  
  755. \s[5]
  756. I can't believe you're okay...\n
  757. But how did you escape the prison?|
  758.  
  759. \s[2]
  760. Prison...? Oh, I managed to get\n
  761. away from Lord Urien's soldiers\n
  762. after they stormed Otr castle.|
  763.  
  764. \s[5]
  765. Wait, what? But... Why didn't you go\n
  766. back to Otr? Ywain and I were there!|
  767.  
  768. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  769. Well, my mom was taken to Reginn, so I had\n
  770. to find her. And as far as U knew, you\n
  771. and Ywain had become mortal enemies!|
  772.  
  773. \s[5]
  774. ... Right, our feint... Well, we're not.|
  775.  
  776. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  777. I'm well aware!|
  778.  
  779. \s[5]
  780. Also, Merlina, I just realized... You\n
  781. can wield magic? When did that happen?|
  782.  
  783. \s[2]\m[2|2]\e[2|0]
  784. O-oh, that... Er, long story! I'll\n
  785. tell you and Ywian about it later.|\n
  786. Come one! We have work to do, Pelly!|
  787.  
  788. \s[5]
  789. Right. For the future of Merovin...|
  790. \s[-2]
  791.  
  792. ## Talk Merlina Ywain
  793. ## Pellinore not spoken to
  794. \g[Castle]
  795. \f[1|Merlina]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  796. \s[2]
  797. Ywain! Over here, over here!
  798. \s[-2]
  799.  
  800. \f[5|Ywain]
  801. \s[5]
  802. Merlina! You're all right, thank goodness.|
  803. But how are you here? I thought my father's\n
  804. soldiers had you and your mother locked up!|
  805.  
  806. \s[2]
  807. Actually, I managed to get away from\n
  808. those soldiers. As for freeing my\n
  809. mother, I had some help from Baladr.|
  810.  
  811. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  812. My sister helped? But why isn't\n
  813. she here now? Something happened?|
  814.  
  815. \s[2]
  816. ... You're fighting your own FATHER,\n
  817. Ywain. You may be on board with the idea,\n
  818. but she isn't. So she's not fighting.|
  819.  
  820. \s[5]
  821. Ah... Well, it's not that I wanted any\n
  822. of this to happen... Truthfully, I wouldn't\n
  823. if I didn't have to, Merlina.|\n
  824. But at this point, I have no choice.\n
  825. Baladr still has her's, though, and I\n
  826. respect it. It's a bad situation.|
  827.  
  828. \s[2]
  829. Tell me about it... Anyway, we\n
  830. should go handle that... problem.|
  831.  
  832. \s[5]
  833. ... Wait a minute, you're holding\n
  834. a tome. But you can't use magic.|\n
  835. Have you been beating people over\n
  836. the head with that book? You maniac.|
  837.  
  838. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  839. No, stupid! I can use magic!|
  840.  
  841. \s[5]
  842. Since when?|
  843.  
  844. \s[2]
  845. Er... Since now. Right now.|
  846.  
  847. \s[5]
  848. You're full of crap.|
  849.  
  850. \s[2]
  851. Is that really important right now?|
  852.  
  853. \s[5]
  854. Sigh. Fine, no it isn't. Come on,\n
  855. just don't stray from my sight.|\n
  856. Can't have you getting caught again.|
  857.  
  858. \s[2]
  859. I could say that to you, too.|
  860.  
  861. \s[5]
  862. Hah hah, very funny.|
  863. \s[-2]
  864.  
  865. ## Pellinore Spoken to
  866. \f[1|Merlina]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  867. \s[2]
  868. Ywain? What the heck...\n
  869. What are you doing here?|
  870. \s[-2]
  871.  
  872. \f[5|Ywain]
  873. \s[5]
  874. Merlina! You're all right, thank goodness.\n
  875. And what do you mean 'what am I doing here'?|
  876.  
  877. \s[2]
  878. I heard Pelly took you captive and\n
  879. now you two were fighting each other...|
  880.  
  881. \s[5]
  882. Oh, that. That was a trick to fool\n
  883. my father into inaction. It... sort of\n
  884. worked. Almost better than I'd like...|
  885.  
  886. \s[2]
  887. What does that mean...?|
  888.  
  889. \s[5]
  890. Nothing, nothing! But how are you\n
  891. here? I thought my father's soldiers\n
  892. had you and your mother locked up!|
  893.  
  894. \s[2]
  895. Actually, I managed to get away from\n
  896. those soldiers. As for freeing my\n
  897. mother, I had some help from Baladr.|
  898.  
  899. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  900. My sister helped? But why isn't\n
  901. she here now? Something happened?|
  902.  
  903. \s[2]
  904. ... You're fighting your own FATHER,\n
  905. Ywain. You may be on board with the idea,\n
  906. but she isn't. So she's not fighting.|
  907.  
  908. \s[5]
  909. Ah... Well, it's not that I wanted any\n
  910. of this to happen... Truthfully, I wouldn't\n
  911. if I didn't have to, Merlina.|\n
  912. But at this point, I have no choice.\n
  913. Baladr still has her's, though, and I\n
  914. respect it. It's a bad situation.|
  915.  
  916. \s[2]
  917. Tell me about it... Anyway, we\n
  918. should go handle that... problem.|
  919.  
  920. \s[5]
  921. ... Wait a minute, you're holding\n
  922. a tome. But you can't use magic.|\n
  923. Have you been beating people over\n
  924. the head with that book? You maniac.|
  925.  
  926. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  927. No, stupid! I can use magic!|
  928.  
  929. \s[5]
  930. Since when?|
  931.  
  932. \s[2]
  933. Er... Since now. Right now.|
  934.  
  935. \s[5]
  936. You're full of crap.|
  937.  
  938. \s[2]
  939. Is that really important right now?|
  940.  
  941. \s[5]
  942. Sigh. Fine, no it isn't. Come on,\n
  943. just don't stray from my sight.|\n
  944. Can't have you getting caught again.|
  945.  
  946. \s[2]
  947. I could say that to you, too.|
  948.  
  949. \s[5]
  950. Hah hah, very funny.|
  951. \s[-2]
  952.  
  953. ## Talk Sebile Pellinore
  954. \g[Castle]
  955. \f[6|Pellinore]\m[6|5]
  956. \s[5]
  957. Lady Sebile!|
  958. \s[-2]
  959.  
  960. \f[2|Sebile]\e[2|1]
  961. \s[2]
  962. Pellinore! Good to see you again.\n
  963. I trust you're well? Given the\n
  964. circumstances, that is.|
  965.  
  966. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  967. As well as I can be, yes. You managed\n
  968. to escape, though. That's welcome news.|
  969.  
  970. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  971. Indeed... But, I assume you didn't\n
  972. just come all this way to free me.|
  973.  
  974. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  975. ... No. We have to defeat Lord Urien.|
  976.  
  977. \s[2]
  978. Let me handle him. This is personal.|
  979.  
  980. \s[5]
  981. I understand that, but if he managed\n
  982. to subdue you once... Maybe he's already\n
  983. prepared to face you in battle.|
  984.  
  985. \s[2]
  986. ... As much as I'd love to say it was\n
  987. because he got the jump on me, you\n
  988. might have a point. Very well, then.|\n
  989. You'll stay in command for now, Pellinore.|
  990.  
  991. \s[5]
  992. All right, understood.|
  993. \s[-2]
  994.  
  995. ## Talk Sebile Ywain
  996. \g[Castle]
  997. \f[2|Sebile]
  998. \s[2]
  999. ... Well, well, well...|
  1000. \s[-2]
  1001.  
  1002. \f[5|Ywain]
  1003. \s[5]
  1004. Lady Sebile! You escaped? Good,\n
  1005. that's one less thing we need to do.|
  1006.  
  1007. \s[2]
  1008. Hmm... Ywain, you're fighting against\n
  1009. your father... For some reason,\n
  1010. this doesn't surprise me.|
  1011.  
  1012. \s[5]
  1013. ... His methods are wrong, and his thinking\n
  1014. is as well. If he won't listen to reason,\n
  1015. we'll just have to take him down by force.|
  1016.  
  1017. \s[2]
  1018. Are you... really prepared to do that?|
  1019.  
  1020. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  1021. ... I don't know.|
  1022.  
  1023. \s[2]
  1024. Then don't. Let someone else, you\n
  1025. have plenty of allies here, Ywain.|\b[5|0]\n
  1026. Don't let your last memory with\n
  1027. your father be such a violent one.|
  1028.  
  1029. \s[5]
  1030. ... It's not up to me at this point.|
  1031. \s[-2]
  1032.  
  1033. \f[5|nil]
  1034. \w[16]
  1035.  
  1036. \s[2]
  1037. Sigh... That boy...|
  1038. \s[-2]
  1039.  
  1040. ## Talk Helizabel Sebile
  1041. \g[Castle]
  1042. \f[5|Helizabel]
  1043. \s[5]
  1044. Lady Sebile!|
  1045. \s[-2]
  1046.  
  1047. \f[2|Sebile]
  1048. \s[2]
  1049. Helizabel, good to see you. How\n
  1050. fares the rest of the Alliance?|
  1051.  
  1052. \s[5]
  1053. Well, we lost Heior due to Eden's\n
  1054. betrayal, but we managed to stop her\n
  1055. and repelled Avilion at the border.|
  1056.  
  1057. \s[2]
  1058. I see... What of Hreidmar and\n
  1059. Fafnir? Any new developments?|
  1060.  
  1061. \s[5]
  1062. Pellinore and I were able to stop\n
  1063. Avilion on the eastern front as well.|
  1064.  
  1065. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  1066. So, it's just me who failed... Well enough.|
  1067.  
  1068. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  1069. Lady Sebile, that's far from accurate--|
  1070.  
  1071. \s[2]b[2|0]
  1072. Maybe it is, but I still feel responsible.\n
  1073. If I saw Urien's betrayal coming, I could\n
  1074. have prevented Lord Kaheden's death.|\n
  1075. This is something I have to live with.|
  1076.  
  1077. \s[5]
  1078. ... In order to do that, we need\n
  1079. to finish what we started here.|
  1080.  
  1081. \s[2]
  1082. Right you are. Come on.|
  1083. \s[-2]
  1084.  
  1085. ## Talk Seth Merlina
  1086. \g[Castle]
  1087. \f[5|Seth]
  1088. \s[5]
  1089. Lady Merlina! You're all right!|
  1090. \s[-2]
  1091.  
  1092. \f[1|Merlina]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  1093. \s[2]
  1094. Seth? They had you locked up too...?|
  1095.  
  1096. \s[5]
  1097. Aye, they had me subdued before\n
  1098. I knew what was happening when\n
  1099. Reginn attacked Otr castle...|\n
  1100. I failed when you needed me most--|
  1101. \s[-2]
  1102.  
  1103. \m[2|3]\w[4]
  1104. \s[3]\b[3|1]
  1105. Seth! I thought you were dead...|
  1106.  
  1107. \s[5]
  1108. Oh! No, I'm fine. My ego is bruised,\n
  1109. and my house has likely been dishonored,\n
  1110. but other than that I'm at full power.|
  1111.  
  1112. \s[3]\b[3|0]\e[3|1]
  1113. I'm just happy you're alive!\n
  1114. I feared Otr's entire military was\n
  1115. taken; nobles and citizens alike.|
  1116.  
  1117. \s[5]
  1118. No, most of us were spared if we\n
  1119. complied with the soldier's orders.|\n
  1120. Only the ones hit by the sudden\n
  1121. attack were killed.|
  1122.  
  1123. \s[3]
  1124. Then there's hope for Otr yet!|\e[3|0]\n
  1125. Come on, we need to keep moving!\n
  1126. The only way we finish this and\n
  1127. go home is by defeating Lord Urien.|
  1128.  
  1129. \s[5]
  1130. Right. Let me be your shield, Lady Merlina,\n
  1131. and I'll smash right through them!|
  1132. \s[-2]
  1133.  
  1134. ## Checkpoint
  1135. \g[Castle]
  1136. \f[5|Ywain]
  1137. \s[5]
  1138. Roche... No, this isn't the time\n
  1139. for this. Come on, everyone!|\n
  1140. With Commander Roche down, their\n
  1141. formations are in shambles! Push!\n
  1142. Straight to the throne room!|
  1143. \s[-2]
  1144.  
  1145. ## Throne Room
  1146. \g[Chamber]
  1147. \f[5|Urien]
  1148. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Pellinore]
  1149. \s[1]
  1150. Lord Urien...|
  1151.  
  1152. \s[2]
  1153. ... Father.|
  1154.  
  1155. \s[5]
  1156. Boys. Are you prepared for what comes next?|
  1157.  
  1158. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  1159. Still you refuse to surrender?\n
  1160. Even now, knowing you can't win?|
  1161.  
  1162. \s[1]
  1163. Please, Lord Urien, for the sake of\n
  1164. both the Alliance and your family...|
  1165.  
  1166. \s[5]
  1167. As we speak, Emperor Artura's strongest\n
  1168. knights ride. It is not I who should quit.|
  1169.  
  1170. \s[2]
  1171. That's a lie! We didn't see a single\n
  1172. Avilion soldier when storming the...\n
  1173. Wait... No, I thought it was the dark...|
  1174.  
  1175. \s[1]
  1176. ... This was a trap?|
  1177.  
  1178. \s[5]
  1179. Regardless of what happens to me, I\n
  1180. cannot lose. Even if I were to die,\n
  1181. Avilion would swarm the castle.|
  1182.  
  1183. \s[2]
  1184. ... Damn it! Why!? Why go this far!?|
  1185.  
  1186. \s[5]
  1187. I've done far too much to just quit now.\n
  1188. I killed Lord Kaheden. Took Lady Sebile\n
  1189. prisoner, and sold out Merovin to Avilion.|\n
  1190. All for a better life for Reginn and\n
  1191. ultimately even the Alliance itself.|
  1192.  
  1193. \s[1]\m[1|1]\e[1|2]
  1194. How could any of what you've done\n
  1195. benefit the Alliance as a whole!?\n
  1196. You've fractured the entire realm!|
  1197.  
  1198. \s[5]
  1199. It's for the best. You two are still\n
  1200. young, you won't understand yet.|
  1201.  
  1202. \s[2]
  1203. As far as I know, united we stand,\n
  1204. and divided we fall. You chose wrong.|
  1205.  
  1206. \s[5]
  1207. Regardless, make your choice, Ywain.\n
  1208. Will you fight me, knowing it will\n
  1209. not change the outcome? Or surrender?|
  1210.  
  1211. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  1212. ... ... ...|
  1213.  
  1214. \s[1]
  1215. We'll fight! We have our own allies on\n
  1216. their way as well! With their combined\n
  1217. strength, we'll repel Avilion once again!|
  1218.  
  1219. \s[2]\b[2|0]
  1220. As for you, Father. You'll face\n
  1221. me in combat. One last time.|
  1222.  
  1223. \s[5]
  1224. ... You always were stubborn. It\n
  1225. seems you've rubbed off on meek\n
  1226. Pellinore. Very well, boys.|\e[5|2]\n
  1227. If it's a fight you want, look no further!|
  1228. \s[-2]
  1229.  
  1230. ## Avilion Arrive [Game Over]
  1231. ## Part 1
  1232. \g[Courtyard]
  1233. \f[2|Lionel]
  1234. \s[2]
  1235. Ashen Knights! Go! Eliminate\n
  1236. the remains of the Alliance Army!|
  1237. \s[-2]
  1238.  
  1239. ## Part 2
  1240. \g[Courtyard]
  1241. \f[5|Lansalot]\f[6|Igraine]
  1242. \s[5]
  1243. This is it. This war is over.\n
  1244. The Alliance will never recover\n
  1245. from this complete defeat.|
  1246.  
  1247. \s[6]\e[6|1]
  1248. I even got to witness you tear\n
  1249. into the soldiers who came from\n
  1250. the east to try and join them...|\n
  1251. I must say, General, I'm impressed.|
  1252.  
  1253. \s[5]
  1254. Don't be. This is only the beginning.\n
  1255. First Merovin falls, then Kameloth.|
  1256.  
  1257. \s[6]
  1258. How right you are...|
  1259. \s[-2]
  1260.  
  1261. ## Part 3
  1262. \g[Castle]
  1263. \f[1|Helizabel]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  1264. \s[2]
  1265. Pellinore! Avilion's army... They're here!|
  1266. \s[-2]
  1267.  
  1268. \f[5|Pellinore]
  1269. \s[5]
  1270. Already? But what about Father's\n
  1271. reinforcements? Or Kameloth's?|
  1272.  
  1273. \s[2]
  1274. Kameloth's never arrived... And\n
  1275. Fafnir's army was torn to pieces.|
  1276.  
  1277. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  1278. Torn to pieces!? How is that...|
  1279.  
  1280. \s[2]
  1281. Avilion sent their best... We're finished.|
  1282.  
  1283. \s[5]
  1284. ... We failed in the end. \b[5|2]... Father, I'm sorry.|
  1285. \s[-2]
  1286.  
  1287. ## Part 4
  1288. \g[Chamber]
  1289. \f[3|Ywain]\e[3|2]
  1290. \s[3]
  1291. ... ... ...|
  1292. \s[-2]
  1293.  
  1294. \s[3]
  1295. Damn you, Father... You've doomed us all.|
  1296. \s[-2]
  1297.  
  1298. ## Vs Roche
  1299. \f[1|Roche]
  1300. \s[1]
  1301. Give up! No matter what you do,\n
  1302. the Merovian Alliance is finished!|\n
  1303. You won't make it past me, for I am\n
  1304. Roche, Reginn's knight commander!|
  1305. \s[-2]
  1306.  
  1307. ## Lunete vs Roche
  1308. \f[1|Roche]\f[6|Lunete]
  1309. \s[6]
  1310. You call yourself a knight, yet you\n
  1311. would throw your own country aside\n
  1312. for selfish desires? Disgraceful.|
  1313.  
  1314. \s[1]
  1315. Who are you to decide the wants and\n
  1316. needs of the Reginn people don't matter?|
  1317.  
  1318. \s[6]\e[6|2]\m[6|6]
  1319. Of course they matter! But so do\n
  1320. the lives of every other Merovian!|
  1321.  
  1322. \s[1]
  1323. So the comfort of many is worth\n
  1324. the the suffering of few, you say?|
  1325.  
  1326. \s[6]
  1327. ... Objectively, yes.|
  1328.  
  1329. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  1330. Then we have nothing left to discuss.|
  1331. \s[-2]
  1332.  
  1333. ## Escanor vs Roche
  1334. \f[1|Roche]\f[6|Escanor]
  1335. \s[1]
  1336. The sole heir to House Girant.|\n
  1337. I'm surprised you're not stuffing\n
  1338. your face in some tavern as opposed\n
  1339. to being on the front lines.|
  1340.  
  1341. \s[6]
  1342. Enough with the small talk, Captain.\n
  1343. Draw your lance, we have things to do.|
  1344.  
  1345. \s[1]
  1346. All business today, are we? Fine.\n
  1347. I'll apologize to your father later.|
  1348.  
  1349. \s[6]
  1350. Focus on your opponent first,\n
  1351. lest they get the best of you.|
  1352.  
  1353. \s[1]
  1354. Escanor, you are hardly a threat to me.|
  1355.  
  1356. \s[6]
  1357. Are you sure about that?|
  1358. \s[-2]
  1359.  
  1360. #Boss Quote: Roche (Ywain)
  1361. \f[1|Roche]\f[6|Ywain]
  1362. \s[1]
  1363. To think my lord's own child would\n
  1364. turn against Reginn...\w[15] Unbelievable.|
  1365.  
  1366. \s[6]\e[6|2]\m[6|6]
  1367. Reginn turned against all of Merovin!\w[20]\n
  1368. It's you all who are the traitors!|
  1369.  
  1370. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  1371. That line of thinking is beyond\n
  1372. stupid.\w[15] Avilion will defeat us,\w[5] united\n
  1373. or not.\w[15] This is an obvious fact.|\n
  1374. This is our only opportunity to\n
  1375. secure the existence of Merovin.|
  1376.  
  1377. \s[6]
  1378. Talking with you was a waste of time.|
  1379.  
  1380. \s[1]
  1381. So,\w[5] you hate me because I tell\n
  1382. you the truth.\w[15] Fine.\w[15] You are my\n
  1383. enemy,\w[5] Ywain.\w[15] Prepare yourself.|
  1384. \s[-2]
  1385.  
  1386. ## Roche vs Mark
  1387. \f[1|Roche]\f[6|Mark]\e[6|2]
  1388. \s[6]
  1389. One of Urien's dogs. Get out of my way.|
  1390.  
  1391. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  1392. Who are you to speak so casually\n
  1393. about the Lord of Reginn? Mind--|
  1394.  
  1395. \s[6]
  1396. Shut up and die. Lord Kaheden\n
  1397. will have his vengeance!|
  1398. \s[-2]
  1399.  
  1400. ## Roche vs Camille
  1401. \f[1|Roche]\f[6|Camille]
  1402. \s[1]
  1403. Who are you to approach me so?\n
  1404. Something about you is off...|
  1405.  
  1406. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  1407. Lord Kaheden died so that I\n
  1408. could live! I won't let his\n
  1409. sacrifice be in vain!|
  1410.  
  1411. \s[1]
  1412. ... Lyngh. Feh. You lot were supposed\n
  1413. to be destroyed. I'll finish the job.|
  1414. \s[-2]
  1415.  
  1416. ## Roche vs Morfydd
  1417. \f[1|Roche]\f[6|Morfydd]
  1418. \s[1]
  1419. Hold on... Your face is familiar.\n
  1420. Have we met before, bandit?|
  1421.  
  1422. \s[6]
  1423. You have some nerve to call me\n
  1424. the bandit when your lot allowed\n
  1425. Avilion to pillage all of Merovin.|
  1426.  
  1427. \s[1]
  1428. A simple-minded brigand like\n
  1429. yourself would never understand.|
  1430.  
  1431. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  1432. I hate soldiers like you. Thinking\n
  1433. yourselves noble due to your status.|\n
  1434. I'm smashed your kind in before,\n
  1435. and I'll do it again.|
  1436.  
  1437. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  1438. Then it's high time I put you in the ground.|
  1439. \s[-2]
  1440.  
  1441. ## Roche Defeated
  1442. \f[1|Roche]
  1443. \s[1]
  1444. No!\w[20] You are all fools,\w[5] why can you\n
  1445. not see the error of your ways!?|\n
  1446. Lord Urien...\w[15] I leave the rest to you...|
  1447. \s[-2]
  1448.  
  1449. #Boss Quote: Urien (Others)
  1450. \f[1|Urien]
  1451. # Urien
  1452. \s[1]
  1453. A united Merovin is weaker than\n
  1454. one able to make its own decisions...|\n
  1455. That should be obvious to anyone.|\b[1|2]\n
  1456. Why you choose to resist is beyond\n
  1457. my understanding...\w[15]\b[1|0] Perhaps you are\n
  1458. too far gone.\w[15] I will end your life.|
  1459. \s[-2]
  1460.  
  1461. ## Pellinore vs Urien
  1462. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Pellinore]
  1463. \s[1]
  1464. Pellinore. It has been quite a while.|
  1465.  
  1466. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  1467. Lord Urien. Unless your next words\n
  1468. are 'I surrender', I have nothing\n
  1469. to say to you. It's all over.|
  1470.  
  1471. \s[1]
  1472. Foolhardy. I already told you, even if\n
  1473. I am defeated, Avilion will swallow\n
  1474. you whole. You've wasted your time.|
  1475.  
  1476. \s[6]
  1477. You're wrong. We'll fight back Avilion\n
  1478. just as we did before. We will win.|
  1479.  
  1480. \s[1]\b[1|2]
  1481. I envy your confidence, but it's\n
  1482. simple...\b[1|0] childish to be that optimistic.|\n
  1483. I do wonder if you influenced Ywain's\n
  1484. actions, or if he influenced yours.|
  1485.  
  1486. \s[6]
  1487. Neither. We came to the same conclusion\n
  1488. independently. You're in the wrong, and\n
  1489. it's high time you paid for your crimes.|
  1490.  
  1491. \s[1]
  1492. So be it. I'll try to make this quick.|
  1493. \s[-2]
  1494.  
  1495. ## Helizabel vs Urien
  1496. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Helizabel]
  1497. \s[1]
  1498. ... Of all people, I certainly didn't\n
  1499. expect to face you, Helizabel. Was\n
  1500. my olive branch not sufficient?|
  1501.  
  1502. \s[6]
  1503. You insult me by even implying I\n
  1504. would ever betray Merovin as you did.|
  1505.  
  1506. \s[1]
  1507. However, you kept that information\n
  1508. to yourself... Why is that? You knew\n
  1509. whispers of my plans, and did nothing.|\n
  1510. Is the truth that you considered my\n
  1511. offer before rejecting it entirely?|
  1512.  
  1513. \s[6]
  1514. ... No. I... I thought it was a joke.\n
  1515. I informed Lady Pelles, and she\n
  1516. also found it entirely absurd.|\b[6|2]\n
  1517. And then I heard about the attack\n
  1518. in Lyngh and feared the worst...|
  1519.  
  1520. \s[1]
  1521. Then your hands are just as stained\n
  1522. with blood as mine are. You may\n
  1523. as well join my side right now.|
  1524.  
  1525. \s[6]\b[6|0]
  1526. Wrong. I will atone for my mistake\n
  1527. in judgement by helping defeat you\n
  1528. and reinforcing the Alliance anew.|\n
  1529. Your efforts were for naught.|
  1530.  
  1531. \s[1]
  1532. ... Very well, then. No more words are necessary.|
  1533. \s[-2]
  1534.  
  1535. ## Urien vs Hywel
  1536. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Hywel]
  1537. \s[6]
  1538. Lord Urien... What are you doing?|
  1539.  
  1540. \s[1]
  1541. You... You're my son's friend, correct?|
  1542.  
  1543. \s[6]\e[6|1]
  1544. Well, he might not agree, but yes.|
  1545.  
  1546. \s[1]
  1547. When all of this is over...\b[1|2] Watch over\n
  1548. Ywain. I cannot say with certainty\n
  1549. that I have no regrets in my actions.|
  1550.  
  1551. \s[6]\m[6|6]\e[6|0]
  1552. Wait... Watch over him?\n
  1553. So you're giving up?|
  1554.  
  1555. \s[1]\b[1|0]
  1556. No, my dear. I'm going to kill you.\n
  1557. Guardian angels are thought to be\n
  1558. real, and I'd like you to be one.|
  1559.  
  1560. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  1561. What!? Okay, you're crazy!\n
  1562. And crazy needs a knife to\n
  1563. the chest if you ask me!|
  1564. \s[-2]
  1565.  
  1566. ## Urien vs Ywain
  1567. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Ywain]\e[6|2]
  1568. \s[6]
  1569. What now, Father? Are you planning\n
  1570. to lecture me again on how you're\n
  1571. right and I'm wrong?|
  1572.  
  1573. \s[1]
  1574. No. I've explained myself to you\n
  1575. already. You're old enough to understand\n
  1576. the consequences of your actions.|
  1577.  
  1578. \s[6]
  1579. And you have no regrets? None at all?|
  1580.  
  1581. \s[1]
  1582. ... I cannot lie and say yes. Of\n
  1583. course I wish things played out\n
  1584. differently. But that's the past.|\n
  1585. I must look to the future now.|
  1586.  
  1587. \s[6]
  1588. Given that you're not going to\n
  1589. surrender, I'll have to do the same thing.|
  1590.  
  1591. \s[1]
  1592. ... Ready your lance.|
  1593.  
  1594. \s[6]
  1595. I know the basics by now.|
  1596.  
  1597. \s[1]
  1598. Good. Then I won't hold back.|
  1599. \s[-2]
  1600.  
  1601. ## Urien vs Morfydd
  1602. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Morfydd]
  1603. \s[1]
  1604. Hmm... You're one of the bandits who\n
  1605. were conscripted into my army, aren't\n
  1606. you? You've changed sides. Why?|
  1607.  
  1608. \s[6]
  1609. I'm tired of being fodder for some\n
  1610. noble to throw into the fray.|\n
  1611. If I'm going to fight, it's going\n
  1612. to be for a cause I believe in.|
  1613.  
  1614. \s[1]
  1615. And a united Merovin is that cause?|
  1616.  
  1617. \s[6]
  1618. ... I don't know. But I know that\n
  1619. I don't want people like you\n
  1620. running things any longer.|\n
  1621. Your son, however, I see a lot\n
  1622. of potential in. Shame you don't.|
  1623.  
  1624. \s[1]
  1625. Quite an assumption. Regardless,\n
  1626. we have nothing more to discuss.|
  1627.  
  1628. \s[6]
  1629. Agreed.|
  1630. \s[-2]
  1631.  
  1632. ## Urien vs Mark
  1633. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Mark]\e[6|2]
  1634. \s[6]
  1635. You... Lord Urien. Traitor to the\n
  1636. Alliance and murderer of Lord Kaheden.\n
  1637. I sentence you to death.|
  1638.  
  1639. \s[1]
  1640. Do you now? Looking at your armor,\n
  1641. you must be from Lyngh. What happened\n
  1642. there was truly regrettable. Believe me.|
  1643.  
  1644. \s[6]
  1645. I don't care about your apologies or\n
  1646. false justifications. I want you dead.|
  1647.  
  1648. \s[1]
  1649. Then stop talking and fight.|
  1650.  
  1651. \s[6]\m[6|6]
  1652. Gladly!|
  1653. \s[-2]
  1654.  
  1655. ## Sebile vs Urien
  1656. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Sebile]
  1657. \s[6]
  1658. Looks as if things aren't going\n
  1659. so well, eh Urien? Having regrets?|
  1660.  
  1661. \s[1]
  1662. Sebile. I can't lie and say no, but I\n
  1663. doubt you really care about myr esponse.|
  1664.  
  1665. \s[6]
  1666. You're right. I don't. We had our\n
  1667. differences, but I thought of you\n
  1668. as one of my closest allies.|\n
  1669. That's what makes your betrayal all\n
  1670. the worse in the end.|
  1671.  
  1672. \s[1]
  1673. I tried to avoid this conclusion,\n
  1674. Sebile. But you all forced my hand.|
  1675.  
  1676. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  1677. Ah, so it's our fault you turned to\n
  1678. Avilion. Do you think I believe that?|
  1679.  
  1680. \s[1]
  1681. No, but I stand by it as truth.|
  1682.  
  1683. \s[6]
  1684. I'm sick of looking at your face,\n
  1685. you snake. Prepare for judgement.|
  1686. \s[-2]
  1687.  
  1688. ## Urien vs Merlina
  1689. \f[1|Urien]\f[6|Merlina]
  1690. \s[6]
  1691. Lord Urien...|
  1692.  
  1693. \s[1]
  1694. Merlina, so you were still alive...\n
  1695. After reports that you went missing, I\n
  1696. feared the worst. This is welcome news.|
  1697.  
  1698. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  1699. Don't pretend to care when your goal\n
  1700. from the start was to take my mother\n
  1701. and I hostage and destroy the Alliance.|\n
  1702. You even killed Lord Kaheden!|
  1703.  
  1704. \s[1]\b[1|2]
  1705. Something I wish I could have avoided...|
  1706.  
  1707. \s[6]
  1708. I'll spare Ywain the pain of fighting\n
  1709. his own father and take you on myself.|
  1710.  
  1711. \s[1]\b[1|0]
  1712. Oh? I know you're known for being\n
  1713. lucky... But how long can that really\n
  1714. last against an opponent like me?|\n
  1715. I suppose we're about to see.|
  1716. \s[-2]
  1717.  
  1718. ## Urien Defeated
  1719. \f[1|Urien]
  1720. \s[1]
  1721. I am destined to lose...?\w[20] Why...|\n
  1722. How are you so calm in the face\n
  1723. of certain doom?\w[20] Avilion will run\n
  1724. all of us down...\w[15] Allying was the...|
  1725. \s[-2]
  1726.  
  1727. \w[16]\b[1|2]
  1728. \s[1]
  1729. Sigh...\w[15] my words no longer matter.\w[15]\n
  1730. Ywain,\w[5] finish the job,\w[5] boy.|
  1731. \s[-2]
  1732.  
  1733. ## Outro 1
  1734. \g[Chamber]
  1735. \f[3|Ywain]\f[5|Urien]
  1736. \f[2|Pellinore]
  1737. \s[5]
  1738. I told you... None of this matters.\n
  1739. Avilion will overrun us all. If\n
  1740. you're not going to finish me off--|
  1741.  
  1742. \s[2]\e[2|2]\m[2|2]
  1743. Enough! Stop talking nonsense! I don't\n
  1744. want you dead, nor does our family!|\n
  1745. Just surrender and we can--|
  1746.  
  1747. \f[1|None]\name[1|Helizabel]
  1748. \s[1]\x[Helizabel]
  1749. Pellinore! Reinforcements... From\n
  1750. the west! Avilion's soldiers!|
  1751.  
  1752. \r[2]\r[3]
  1753. \s[2]
  1754. Already?|
  1755.  
  1756. \s[3]
  1757. Damn it! I'll deal with my\n
  1758. father,\f[5|nil] we need to gather\n
  1759. the rest of the soldiers and--|
  1760. \s[-2]
  1761.  
  1762. \s[3]
  1763. What the!?\r[2] Father!|
  1764. \s[-2]
  1765.  
  1766. \m[3|5]\w[8]\f[5|nil]
  1767.  
  1768. \m[2|3]\w[4]
  1769. \s[3]
  1770. Wait, Ywain!|
  1771. \s[-2]
  1772.  
  1773. \f[1|nil]
  1774. \f[0|Helizabel]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  1775. \s[1]
  1776. Pellinore,\r[3] we need to meet their\n
  1777. army at the front gates! There's\n
  1778. no time to waste with Urien now!|
  1779.  
  1780. \s[3]
  1781. But, Lord Urien and Ywain--|
  1782.  
  1783. \s[1]
  1784. Ywain wanted us to trust him to\n
  1785. deal with his father, correct?\n
  1786. Then we must let him, we have other\n
  1787. problems right now! Come on!|
  1788. \s[-2]
  1789.  
  1790. \f[1|nil]
  1791. \w[8]
  1792. \r[3]
  1793. \s[3]
  1794. Ywain... Be safe!|
  1795. \s[-2]
  1796.  
  1797. \f[3|nil]
  1798. \w[16]
  1799.  
  1800.  
  1801. ## Outro 2
  1802. ## If Brychan Alive
  1803. \g[Mountains]
  1804. \f[5|Lionel]\f[6|CavalierM-2]\fc[6|Ashen]\name[6|Paladin]
  1805. \s[5]
  1806. Merovin Alliance! Your fight ends here!|
  1807. \s[-2]
  1808.  
  1809. \f[5|nil]\f[6|nil]
  1810. \w[16]
  1811.  
  1812. \f[3|Brychan]\f[2|Helizabel]\f[1|Pellinore]
  1813. \s[3]
  1814. I don't understand, how could Avilion\n
  1815. get here so quickly? What about the\n
  1816. reinforcements that were to follow me?|
  1817.  
  1818. \s[1]
  1819. Lord Urien said Avilion would send their\n
  1820. best here to stop us... But it's such a\n
  1821. small squadron? Could they have really--|
  1822.  
  1823. \s[2]
  1824. Yes. I know these soldiers. The Ashen\n
  1825. Knights, led by the Yang General Lansalot.|
  1826.  
  1827. \s[3]
  1828. Lansalot!? With the legendary Secace...|
  1829.  
  1830. \s[1]
  1831. Is he really that strong?|
  1832.  
  1833. \s[2]
  1834. Unfortunately, he is.|
  1835. \s[-2]
  1836.  
  1837. \event
  1838.  
  1839. \w[16]
  1840. \f[5|Lansalot]\f[6|Lionel]
  1841. \s[5]
  1842. You're the one in charge? Pellinore?|
  1843.  
  1844. \s[3]
  1845. No, that would be this young man.|
  1846. \s[-2]
  1847.  
  1848. \f[3|nil]
  1849. \w[16]
  1850.  
  1851. \s[5]
  1852. One as young as you causing this many\n
  1853. problems for our army... Embarrassing.|\n
  1854. I expected a seasoned general, and I'm\n
  1855. met by a child with a bow. How odd.|
  1856.  
  1857. \s[2]
  1858. Looks can be deceiving, dear General.|
  1859.  
  1860. \s[1]
  1861. How did you manage to get past our\n
  1862. other soldiers? With this small of a\n
  1863. group, you should have been repelled.|
  1864.  
  1865. \s[6]
  1866. You speak of those in blue? Fafnites,\n
  1867. I believe. They were no match for us.|
  1868.  
  1869. \s[5]
  1870. I trust you know of whom you face?\n
  1871. Lansalot, Yang General of Avilion,\n
  1872. and commander of the Ashen Knights.|\n
  1873. Relinquish this place to us, and I\n
  1874. swear upon my honor as a knight that\n
  1875. my men will not pursue you.|
  1876.  
  1877. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  1878. I don't care who you are, you're not\n
  1879. taking Reginn or Merovin from us!|
  1880.  
  1881. \s[6]
  1882. This is not a request, it's an\n
  1883. act of mercy. Take it... Or die.|
  1884.  
  1885. \s[2]
  1886. Pellinore...|
  1887.  
  1888. \s[1]
  1889. Grr... No... We fought too hard\n
  1890. to just give up like this...|
  1891.  
  1892. \s[2]
  1893. But there's no way we could--|
  1894.  
  1895. \s[6]
  1896. Eh? What's that battle standard?\n
  1897. From the north... That can't be...|
  1898.  
  1899. \s[5]
  1900. ... Kameloth.|
  1901. \s[-2]
  1902.  
  1903. \m[2|3]\r[3]\e[1|0]\m[1|2]\r[2]
  1904. \w[4]
  1905.  
  1906. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  1907. General Anna! She's here!|
  1908. \s[-2]
  1909.  
  1910. ## Troops roll in
  1911.  
  1912. ## Continue
  1913. \g[Mountains]
  1914. \f[6|Igraine]
  1915. \s[6]
  1916. Tch. How convienent.|
  1917. \s[-2]
  1918.  
  1919. \f[6|nil]
  1920.  
  1921. \w[16]
  1922.  
  1923. \f[6|Lionel]\f[5|Lansalot]
  1924. \w[16]
  1925. \f[1|Anna]\m[1|2]\f[1|Agravain]
  1926. \s[5]
  1927. General Anna... And General Agravain.\n
  1928. I must say, this is an unpleasant\n
  1929. surprise. What are you doing here?|
  1930.  
  1931. \s[2]
  1932. Stopping your invasion of Merovin.|\n
  1933. So, unless your Ashen Knights are\n
  1934. prepared to fight a full Kamelothian\n
  1935. army and two of her Generals, retreat.|
  1936.  
  1937. \s[5]
  1938. Is this a declaration of war?|
  1939.  
  1940. \s[2]
  1941. Unofficially, yes.|
  1942.  
  1943. \s[5]
  1944. Hmm...|
  1945.  
  1946. \s[6]
  1947. General... Do you think we can--|
  1948.  
  1949. \s[5]
  1950. No. General Anna is one of Kameloth's\n
  1951. greatest strategists, and Agravain's\n
  1952. strength is said to rival my own.|\n
  1953. We were to engage, even if victorious\n
  1954. here, would suffer in the long run.|\n
  1955. We will accept your offering and\n
  1956. pull out of Merovin. ... For now.|\n
  1957. Rest assured, you will hear a response\n
  1958. from our Emperor about these events.|
  1959.  
  1960. \s[2]
  1961. Kameloth is more than prepared\n
  1962. for whatever Emperor Aurtura has\n
  1963. to throw at us. We won't yield.|
  1964.  
  1965. \s[5]
  1966. As you say. Come, Lionel.|
  1967. \s[-2]
  1968.  
  1969. \f[6|nil]
  1970. \r[5]\w[4]
  1971. \s[5]
  1972. ... Agravain.|
  1973.  
  1974. \s[1]
  1975. Lansalot.|
  1976. \s[-2]
  1977.  
  1978. \f[5|nil]
  1979. \w[16]
  1980.  
  1981. ## Avilion Retreat
  1982. ## Scene
  1983. \g[Mountains]
  1984. \f[2|Pellinore]\f[1|Helizabel]
  1985. \f[5|Anna]
  1986. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  1987. General Anna! I'm so\n
  1988. glad you got my letter.|
  1989.  
  1990. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  1991. And it's a good thing you sent\n
  1992. it as well; I doubt you would\n
  1993. have survived Avilion's assault.|
  1994.  
  1995. \s[1]
  1996. Certainly not... Was there a reason\n
  1997. for a lack in response? We sent the\n
  1998. letter weeks ago and heard nothing.|
  1999.  
  2000. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  2001. Ah, I apologize about that. It took\n
  2002. longer than I intended to get the\n
  2003. rest of the kingdom on board here.|\n
  2004. Most of the nobility is trying to\n
  2005. avoid an all out war with Avilion,\n
  2006. but as we all know, that's... unavoidable.|
  2007.  
  2008. \s[2]
  2009. Likely if they retook Reginn, they\n
  2010. would use it as a place of opterations\n
  2011. to set up their invasion of Kameloth.|
  2012.  
  2013. \s[1]
  2014. That's how you convinced your King\n
  2015. and the nobles to support us then?\n
  2016. Self preservation?|
  2017.  
  2018. \s[5]
  2019. I'm not proud of it, but yes. Not\n
  2020. everyone was on board, but enough\n
  2021. for the King to grant your reqiest.|
  2022.  
  2023. \s[2]
  2024. I suppose that will have to do for now...|
  2025.  
  2026. \s[1]
  2027. For now, we should try and regroup.\n
  2028. We were informed by that Avilion General\n
  2029. that our forces were torn to shreds.|
  2030.  
  2031. \s[5]
  2032. Leave that to General Agravain. His troops\n
  2033. will search for the Fafnir soldiers who\n
  2034. were attacked and make sure they make it here.|\e[5|1]\n
  2035. For the time being, though, we have much\n
  2036. to discuss, do we not, Pellinore?|
  2037.  
  2038. \s[2]
  2039. I suppose we do... Yes.|
  2040. \s[-2]
  2041.  
  2042. ## Outro 2 Agravain
  2043. \g[Mountains]
  2044. \f[2|Agravain]
  2045. \s[2]
  2046. ... ... ...|
  2047. \s[-2]
  2048.  
  2049. \f[2|nil]
  2050. \w[16]
  2051.  
  2052. ## Outro 3
  2053. ## Pt 1
  2054. \g[Castle]
  2055. \f[1|Pellinore]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  2056. \s[2]
  2057. Ywain! Merlina! ... Where is everyone?|
  2058. \s[-2]
  2059.  
  2060. \f[2|nil]\w[8]
  2061.  
  2062. \f[5|Pellinore]
  2063. \f[2|Anna]\f[1|Helizabel]
  2064. \s[1]
  2065. ... It looks like everyone's in the\n
  2066. main chamber... What's going on?|
  2067.  
  2068. \s[2]
  2069. I suppose we won't know\n
  2070. until we find out.|
  2071. \s[-2]
  2072.  
  2073. ## Outro 3
  2074. ## Pt 2
  2075. \g[Chamber]
  2076. \r[4]\f[4|Merlina]\b[6|2]\f[6|Ywain]
  2077. \s[4]
  2078. Ywain, I--|
  2079. \s[-2]
  2080.  
  2081. \f[1|Pellinore]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  2082. \s[2]
  2083. There you two are. What's going\n
  2084. on? Why is everyone in here?|
  2085. \s[-2]
  2086.  
  2087. \b[6|0]\r[4]\m[4|5]\w[4]
  2088. \s[5]
  2089. O-oh... Pelly, Ywain's father...|
  2090.  
  2091. \s[6]
  2092. He's dead.|
  2093. \s[-2]
  2094.  
  2095. \event
  2096.  
  2097. \m[2|2]
  2098. \s[2]
  2099. W-what!? Dead...? But we just\n
  2100. saw him... He ran off and you\n
  2101. gave chase... What happened?|
  2102.  
  2103. \s[6]\b[6|2]
  2104. ... ... ...|
  2105.  
  2106. \s[2]
  2107. Merlina?|
  2108.  
  2109. \s[5]
  2110. I don't know! He... He won't say\n
  2111. anything to me about it either.|
  2112.  
  2113. \s[6]
  2114. ... We have other things to worry\n
  2115. about right now, like Avilion.|\b[6|0]\n
  2116. You... Managed to push them away\n
  2117. already? How is that possible?|
  2118. \s[-2]
  2119.  
  2120. \f[1|Helizabel]
  2121. \s[1]
  2122. We had help from Kameloth... But, I\n
  2123. don't understand. Where is Urien?|
  2124.  
  2125. \s[6]
  2126. In his personal chambers. I...\n
  2127. saw it right to bring him\n
  2128. there at the very least.|
  2129.  
  2130. \s[2]
  2131. Ywain, what happened?!|
  2132.  
  2133. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  2134. I don't know! One moment, I'm chasing\n
  2135. after him, the next he's lying in a pool\n
  2136. of his own blood! Are you satisfied!?|
  2137.  
  2138. \s[1]
  2139. Oh...|
  2140.  
  2141. \s[2]
  2142. ... ... ...|
  2143.  
  2144. \s[6]
  2145. Forget it. Like I said, we have\n
  2146. other things to worry about.|
  2147. \s[-2]
  2148.  
  2149. \f[6|nil]\w[8]
  2150.  
  2151. \r[5]\m[5|6]\w[4]
  2152. \s[6]
  2153. Wait, Ywain! Stop!|
  2154. \s[-2]
  2155.  
  2156. \f[6|nil]
  2157.  
  2158. \w[16]
  2159.  
  2160. \s[1]
  2161. ... If Lord Urien is dead...|
  2162.  
  2163. \s[2]
  2164. Who's going to take his place\n
  2165. as the leader of Reginn? Surely\n
  2166. not Ywain... Right?|
  2167. \s[-2]
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