I have told you already, I am quite all right!
You say that, but...
I do not care what you have to say! I could not bear\nto stand here and do nothing!
Flayn...
Hey there, Flayn. Looks like Seteth is as\noverprotective as ever.
Eavesdropping, were you? Well, you are spot on.
I do wish he would leave me be and learn to\ntrust me.
Listen, Flayn. Before I take a stab at your true \nidentity, there's something I want to ask.
And what is that?
Seteth is your father... Isn't he?
Um, pardon me?
I've been thinking about this for a while. And my\nlatest theory doesn't make sense otherwise.
That overprotective attitude of his... It seems like\nmore than just sibling concern. More like a father\nprotecting his only daughter.
How can you be so sure? Hilda's brother is not so\ndifferent, you know.
He's pretty clingy, sure, but even he's willing to\nlet her live her own life.
How can you be so sure? Hilda's brother and\nRaphael are quite similar, are they not?
They're both pretty clingy, sure, but even they are\nwilling to let their sisters live their own lives.
Whereas Seteth... There's something more at\nplay there. An entirely different dynamic.
I imagine that is because I...
Even taking into account your special blood and\nthe people targeting you because of it...
I feel like Seteth has devoted his whole being to you.\nLike only a father would.
Have you confronted my brother with your theory?
Ha! As if he'd tell me anything even if I did.\nThough maybe if I tried to trick a reaction\nout of him...
I could try calling out "Daddy!" from behind him\nwhen he least expects it...
Nah, he'd probably kill me if I tried that.\nNot a good idea.
That sounds most entertaining. I would love to see\nyou give it a try.
Perhaps you could request, "Father, please grant me\nyour daughter's hand in marriage!" Hahaha!\nAh, I can feel my face turning red!
Hey now, don't joke about that. That's something\nthat should be done properly, when the right\ntime comes...
Do you mean to say that the right time will come\neventually, then? Hmm?
Well, you never know what the future holds.\nBut forget that for now, I want to talk about—
As though this were something easily shelved!\nThis topic holds far more appeal than that of\nidentities, if you ask me!