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- C Support:
- Oboro:
- Tum-de-dum... Huh? Is that Lord Ryoma?▼
- Ryoma:
- ...Zz...▼
- Oboro:
- What the... Is he asleep?!▼
- Oh man, he's going to catch a cold,
- sitting out here for so long.▼
- Ryoma:
- ...Hm?▼
- Oboro:
- Yikes!▼
- Ryoma:
- Oh...Oboro. Why are you staring at me?▼
- Oboro:
- L-Lord Ryoma! Please forgive me! I didn't
- think you'd wake up so suddenly!▼
- Ryoma:
- My apologies. I heard a sound that woke
- me from my rest...▼
- Oboro:
- You look tired, Lord Ryoma. I can see
- bags under your eyes.▼
- Ryoma:
- It matters little. Neither of us can afford
- to rest, can we?▼
- Besides, I've gone without sleep for three
- days before and felt no worse for wear.▼
- Oboro:
- Y-you haven't slept for three days?!
- Lord Ryoma, you could die!▼
- Ryoma:
- You think me that weak, do you?▼
- Oboro:
- It's not about being weak! You can't
- do this!▼
- Going without rest can lead to serious
- sickness or injury!▼
- If you really care for the troops under your
- command, please, think of your health!▼
- Ryoma:
- Hmm... Perhaps you're right...▼
- Oboro:
- Uh-oh... Did I cross a line, speaking to
- you that way?▼
- Ryoma:
- No, the fault is mine. Worry not.▼
- Oboro:
- I'm deeply sorry, my lord. I'll do whatever
- you want to make up for it.▼
- Oh! Why don't I prepare a healthy meal
- for my Lord Ryoma?▼
- Ryoma:
- Don't go to such trouble for me...▼
- Oboro:
- No trouble at all, my lord! I'll be
- right back!▼
- Ryoma:
- Hm...perhaps next time I should make
- it an order rather than a suggestion.▼
- But then, it might do me good to avail
- myself of Oboro's kindness.▼
- B Support:
- Ryoma:
- Oboro, might I have a moment?▼
- Oboro:
- Oh, Lord Ryoma! I'm really sorry for my
- behavior a few days ago.▼
- I was so determined to get you back in
- fighting form...▼
- But I couldn't fix anything nutritious
- enough to help.▼
- I can't apologize enough, my lord.▼
- Ryoma:
- Don't let it trouble you. I've never had
- anyone scold me like that before...▼
- It was a new experience for me. I found
- it most amusing.▼
- Oboro:
- Is that so?▼
- Ryoma:
- Yes. I'm taking pains to get all the rest
- you insisted upon, Oboro.▼
- Oboro:
- Well, that's a load off my mind. I only want
- you to be healthy, Lord Ryoma.▼
- You're my master's older brother, so your
- well-being matters a lot to me.▼
- Ryoma:
- Thank you.▼
- But I think you undervalue your critical
- importance to our army.▼
- Oboro:
- Huh?▼
- Ryoma:
- Prolonged combat makes everyone tense.▼
- But you help people to ready themselves
- for battle, relaxing them and raising morale.▼
- Only someone with genuine compassion for
- one's allies can do that.▼
- Oboro:
- Oh, well... I just do it because I want to.▼
- Ryoma:
- Don't deny that it's helpful. I know that
- it is. You ought to be proud of yourself.▼
- Oboro:
- Lord Ryoma...▼
- Ryoma:
- Everyone has their part to play.▼
- I'm impressed that you've found your niche
- and strived to better yourself as you have.▼
- Oboro:
- That's very kind. Especially from you,
- Lord Ryoma!▼
- Ryoma:
- It's the least I can do as thanks.▼
- A Support:
- Ryoma:
- You seem busy, Oboro.▼
- Oboro:
- Oh, Lord Ryoma!▼
- I was just tidying up. I can put that on hold
- if you need something.▼
- Ryoma:
- I'm simply inspecting the troops.▼
- They tell me you've taken it upon yourself
- to clean and organize more than usual.▼
- Oboro:
- Yeah. I've been really fired up about it!▼
- Ryoma:
- Well, that's...hmm...▼
- Oboro:
- I've been trying to fill my niche in the
- army, like you said.▼
- Cooking, cleaning, knowing who needs
- a breather...anything I can do.▼
- I put my time in on the battlefield, but I'm
- trying to make myself useful elsewhere too.▼
- Ryoma:
- It's a shining example for us all.▼
- And indeed, those skills will be in demand
- when the war is over.▼
- Oboro:
- Heehee, I'm honored, Lord Ryoma.▼
- But I've got my own dream to chase...▼
- Ryoma:
- Indeed? What sort of dream?▼
- Oboro:
- Once the war's over, there'll be a big
- celebration, right?▼
- I want to be the one to provide outfits
- for all the attendees.▼
- Ryoma:
- Outfits?▼
- Oboro:
- Yeah. My parents were tailors.▼
- Before Nohrian bandits killed them,
- that is...▼
- Someday I want to follow in their footsteps
- and make fine clothing.▼
- Ryoma:
- I hadn't known that about you...▼
- But it's a wonderful dream. Allow me to
- support you as best I can.▼
- Oboro:
- Really? Gosh, thanks!▼
- Ryoma:
- I'm only too happy to support my subjects.▼
- I look forward to the day I can wear your
- creations to the celebratory gala.▼
- Oboro:
- I can't wait either!▼
- S Support:
- Ryoma:
- Are you cleaning again?▼
- Oboro:
- Lord Ryoma! You shouldn't be here—all the
- dust I'm kicking up is bad for your lungs.▼
- Ryoma:
- Is it? Well, perhaps I can return later.▼
- Although...▼
- Oboro:
- Um, Lord Ryoma?▼
- If you keep standing there, you're gonna
- get covered in dust...▼
- Ryoma:
- I came to speak to you on a very
- important subject, Oboro.▼
- Oboro:
- Oh yeah? What is it?▼
- Ryoma:
- My love for you. I came to offer myself to
- you as a lifelong companion.▼
- Oboro:
- What? No, really...what?!▼
- This is all pretty sudden!▼
- Ryoma:
- My interest was first sparked when I saw
- how devoted you were to your comrades.▼
- It was then that I became confident that
- you would be a suitable match.▼
- Oboro:
- I don't know what to say...▼
- Ryoma:
- To be in your presence gives me strength.
- I feel invincible—unstoppable.▼
- Please let me extend that same support
- to you.▼
- Oboro:
- This is a lot to take in...▼
- I'm worried that I won't be as good a wife
- as you think I will be.▼
- Ryoma:
- Nonsense! I fear that you're too hard on
- yourself, Oboro.▼
- Oboro:
- What makes you say that?▼
- Ryoma:
- Well, you work tirelessly, for one thing.▼
- It may not be the place for a sleep-deprived
- prince to tell you this, but...▼
- I'm concerned that you're pushing yourself
- past your limits.▼
- Oboro:
- As long as everyone else is fine, I'm
- fine too!▼
- Ryoma:
- Is that why you seem to always have
- a smile through the worst of it?▼
- Oboro:
- Uh, well...▼
- Ryoma:
- I think the smile on your face as you tend
- to others is your most attractive feature.▼
- Indeed, that was what captivated me until
- I found myself determined to wed you.▼
- So let's not hear any more of this about
- you being an unsuitable bride.▼
- Oboro:
- Lord Ryoma... You say the sweetest things.
- Thank you so much.▼
- I hope you'll take care of me just the way
- I take care of you!▼
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