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Chapter 12

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  1. ## World Map Text
  2. To rescue the people of the Western Isles,
  3. Roy headed for Djuto, the Isle's largest
  4. city and its capital.
  5. According to Elphin, Lord Arcard, who was
  6. in charge of supervising the Western Isles,
  7. was an Etrurian of high nobility, but not
  8. of high importance to the Etrurian
  9. government.
  10. Roy was still worried about Etruria's response
  11. to his attacking the capital,
  12. but to rescue the people, he had
  13. to get rid of Arcard as soon as possible.
  14.  
  15. ## Intro 1
  16. \g[-]
  17. \f[#|Arcard]\m[6|5]\w[16]\f[#|Flaer]
  18. \s[#]
  19. G-G... General Flaer!|
  20.  
  21. \s[#]
  22. Ah, Lord Arcard.|/n
  23. Why do you fret so?|
  24.  
  25. \s[#]
  26. It is the Lycia Alliance Army!|/n
  27. They are approaching here to/n
  28. take my head!|
  29.  
  30. \s[#]
  31. Oh, them.|/n
  32. They are somewhat of a nuisance/n
  33. to us of Bern...|/n
  34. We figured it would get difficult/n
  35. if they became friendly with Etruria,/n
  36. so we had you send them here...|/n
  37. Well... they fight better/n
  38. than I would have expected.|
  39.  
  40. \s[#]
  41. Why are you so calm!?|/n
  42. Do you know how much I have/n
  43. lost because of them?|/n
  44. All the riches that I've earned/n
  45. from these islands... N-no!|/n
  46. Before that, my life!|/n
  47. My life is in danger!|/n
  48. If they reach here,/n
  49. I am done for!|/n
  50. What must I do...|
  51.  
  52. \s[#]
  53. If you are that worried,/n
  54. you should leave this capital to us/n
  55. and retreat to Etruria.|
  56.  
  57. \s[#]
  58. Are you sure?|
  59.  
  60. \s[#]
  61. Warfare is what Bern is best at.|/n
  62. And besides, we have our secret/n
  63. weapon at hand.|/n
  64. We shall kill off the Lycia/n
  65. Alliance Army once and for all.|
  66.  
  67. \s[#]
  68. But...|
  69.  
  70. \s[#]
  71. Lord Arcard.|/n
  72. If Bern and Etruria join/n
  73. forces, we shall have nothing/n
  74. on this continent to fear.|/n
  75. Isn't that so?|
  76.  
  77. \s[#]
  78. Yes... Yes!|/n
  79. You're right.|/n
  80. Then I shall ask for your/n
  81. assistance.|
  82.  
  83. \s[#]
  84. Hmph, the weakness of those/n
  85. Etrurian nobles.|/n
  86. But if we can get rid of the/n
  87. alliance here, these isles/n
  88. shall be ours forever...|
  89.  
  90. ## Scene 1 (A Route)
  91. \g[-]
  92. \f[#|Roy]\m[6|5]\w[16]\f[#|Elphin]
  93. \s[#]
  94. This is the capital...|/n
  95. Once we take it down,/n
  96. we can go home.|
  97.  
  98. \s[#]
  99. Master Roy,/n
  100. I have heard some strange rumors/n
  101. from the people living around here.|/n
  102. They say that a 'human not human'/n
  103. resides in this castle.|
  104.  
  105. \s[#]
  106. What does that mean?|
  107.  
  108. \s[#]
  109. They say he changes form.../n
  110. into a Dragon.|
  111.  
  112. \s[#]
  113. A human?|/n
  114. Turning into a Dragon?|
  115.  
  116. \s[#]
  117. I can say nothing more at this point.|/n
  118. We must proceed with caution.|
  119.  
  120. ## Scene 1 (B Route)
  121. \g[Hill]
  122. \f[#|Roy]\f[#|Elphin]\f[#|Larum]
  123. \s[#]
  124. This is the capital...|/n
  125. Once we take it down,/n
  126. we can go home.|
  127.  
  128. \s[#]
  129. I have already sent someone in/n
  130. to unlock the gate...|/n
  131. Oh,/n
  132. there she is.|
  133.  
  134. \s[#]
  135. The one over there/n
  136. dressed like a dancer?|
  137.  
  138. \s[#]
  139. Yes.|
  140.  
  141. \s[#]
  142. Your Majesty!|/n
  143. Over here~!|
  144.  
  145. \s[#]
  146. Your Majesty?|
  147.  
  148. \s[#]
  149. ...I know not of/n
  150. what she speaks of.|
  151.  
  152. \s[#]
  153. Your Majesty!|/n
  154. You're late.|
  155.  
  156. \s[#]
  157. Larum,/n
  158. who is'Your Majesty'?|
  159.  
  160. \s[#]
  161. ? ...Oh!|/n
  162. Ah...er...|/n
  163. You know,/n
  164. you look so much/n
  165. like a prince, so I/n
  166. gave you a nickname!|
  167.  
  168. \s[#]
  169. .....|
  170.  
  171. \s[#]
  172. .....|
  173.  
  174. \s[#]
  175. My apologies,/n
  176. Master Roy.|/n
  177. This is Larum,/n
  178. a member of the resistance.|
  179.  
  180. \s[#]
  181. You're Roy?|/n
  182. Everyone on these islands has/n
  183. heard of you!|/n
  184. They call you the/n
  185. 'Savior from the East'.|/n
  186. Nice to meet you,/n
  187. I'm Larum.|
  188.  
  189. \s[#]
  190. Whoa!|/n
  191. P-Please leave a little distance!|
  192.  
  193. \s[#]
  194. Roy your face is all red!|/n
  195. How cute~~!!!|
  196.  
  197. \s[#]
  198. ...Larum...|
  199.  
  200. \s[#]
  201. Oh! R-Right...|/n
  202. I've been hearing strange rumors.|/n
  203. The people here say that a 'human/n
  204. not human' resides in this castle.|
  205.  
  206. \s[#]
  207. A human not human...?|
  208.  
  209. \s[#]
  210. Yes.|/n
  211. They say he changes form into a/n
  212. creature nobody has ever seen before. Some/n
  213. ay it looked like one of the/n
  214. legendary Dragons!|
  215.  
  216. \s[#]
  217. A human?|/n
  218. Turning into a Dragon!?
  219.  
  220. \s[#]
  221. I don't know...|/n
  222. But maybe.|
  223.  
  224. \s[#]
  225. We must/n
  226. proceed with caution.|
  227.  
  228. ## Scene 1
  229. \g[Hill]
  230. \f[#|Flaer]\f[#|Aine]\f[#|Raigh]
  231. \s[#]
  232. Ah, there you are,/n
  233. Aine.|
  234.  
  235. \s[#]
  236. I heard you called...|
  237.  
  238. \s[#]
  239. I will go report about the Lycia/n
  240. Alliance Army to General Narcian.|/n
  241. I want you to defend this castle/n
  242. while I am away.|
  243.  
  244. \s[#]
  245. ... Understood.|
  246.  
  247. \s[#]
  248. Hm?|/n
  249. Who's there!|/n
  250. /n
  251. ... Just the wind...|/n
  252. Well then, I shall be going.|/n
  253. I leave the rest to you.|
  254.  
  255. \s[#]
  256. ..Understood.|
  257.  
  258. \s[#]
  259. Hah! The Lycia Alliance/n
  260. won't stand a chance against/n
  261. this Dragon.|/n
  262. They won't even be able to/n
  263. scratch it with normal weapons.|/n
  264. These manaketes...|/n
  265. They certainly are terrible beasts.|
  266.  
  267. \s[#]
  268. ...So that's what the/n
  269. 'human not human' is.|/n
  270. That means that Bern has/n
  271. brought back the Dragons/n
  272. into this world.|/n
  273. ... So what can I do now...|/n
  274. I guess I'll act like one/n
  275. of the soldiers and/n
  276. observe the Dragon's power.|
  277.  
  278. ## Scene (Turn , Cath Appears)
  279. \f[#|Cath]
  280. \s[#]
  281. All the way down here/n
  282. in the isles in the west,/n
  283. people working ot death for/n
  284. the nobles in their nest!|/n
  285. Well, if that's true, this castle/n
  286. must be loaded with treasure!/n
  287. The loot wasn't rightfully earned/n
  288. by the nobles anyway, so I guess/n
  289. I'll grab it all for myself!|
  290.  
  291. ## Talk Roy Cath
  292. \f[#|Roy]\f[#|Cath]
  293. \s[#]
  294. Oh! You're...|
  295.  
  296. \s[#]
  297. Hm? ...You again?|/n
  298. These days, you always appear/n
  299. to screw up my plans.|/n
  300. Do you have something against me?|
  301.  
  302. \s[#]
  303. No!|/n
  304. I just... wanted to apologize.|
  305.  
  306. \s[#]
  307. ...Excuse me?|
  308.  
  309. \s[#]
  310. The last time we met, I said/n
  311. some very harsh things.|/n
  312. Like calling you a villain when/n
  313. I didn't know the things you had/n
  314. gone through...|/n
  315.  
  316. \s[#]
  317. OH, that? It's okay.|/n
  318. It's not really bothering me.|
  319.  
  320. \s[#]
  321. But I still think what/n
  322. you're doing isn't right.|
  323.  
  324. \s[#]
  325. You've really got the nerve to/n
  326. say that, don't you?|
  327.  
  328. \s[#]
  329. So would you give/n
  330. me a chance?
  331.  
  332. \s[#]
  333. A chance?|
  334.  
  335. \s[#]
  336. Once this war is over, I'll promise to/n
  337. recuild the villages that were damaged/n
  338. because of it.|/n
  339. I'll be sure to make good use of/n
  340. the taxes that they pay.|/n
  341. So until then, I'd like you/n
  342. to stop stealing.|
  343.  
  344. \s[#]
  345. ...|/n
  346. How long would that be?|
  347.  
  348. \s[#]
  349. When this war is over.|/n
  350. I can't exactly say when...|
  351.  
  352. \s[#]
  353. And you expect me to wait/n
  354. patiently until then?|
  355.  
  356. \s[#]
  357. Yes.|/n
  358. Would that be okay?|
  359.  
  360. \s[#]
  361. Why?|/n
  362. Why do you tell me this?|/n
  363. Why do you try so hard to/n
  364. help someone like me?|/n
  365. You should just leave a burglar/n
  366. like me alone.|
  367.  
  368. \s[#]
  369. Without you, we wouldn't have/n
  370. been able to escape Wagner's castle.|/n
  371. Though you probably weren't trying/n
  372. to help us, you did and you saved/n
  373. our lives.|/n
  374. We can't just leave our benefactor/n
  375. alone.|
  376.  
  377. \s[#]
  378. Well well, at the rate/n
  379. you're going...|/n
  380. I guess you'll be getting in my way,/n
  381. no matter where I go.|
  382.  
  383. \s[#]
  384. As long as you/n
  385. appear in our path.|
  386.  
  387. \s[#]
  388. All right, you win.|/n
  389. I'll stop coming to battlefields/n
  390. to steal.|
  391.  
  392. \s[#]
  393. Really?|/n
  394. Thanks for understanding.|
  395.  
  396. \s[#]
  397. But, you have to let/n
  398. me go along with you.|
  399.  
  400. \s[#]
  401. What?|/n
  402. Why?|
  403.  
  404. \s[#]
  405. Actions speak louder/n
  406. than words.|/n
  407. I have to see whether you're going/n
  408. to be true to your words or not.|
  409.  
  410. \s[#]
  411. All right!|
  412.  
  413. ## Talk Chad Raigh
  414. \f[#|Chad]\f[#|Raigh]
  415. \s[#]
  416. Ray!|/n
  417. What're you doing here?|
  418.  
  419. \s[#]
  420. My thoughts exactly.|/n
  421. What are you doing here?|
  422. What happened to the/n
  423. orphanage?|
  424.  
  425. \s[#]
  426. ... So you are concerned, even/n
  427. though you just ran off like that.|
  428.  
  429. \s[#]
  430. I was never concerned.|/n
  431. You just reminded me of it.|
  432.  
  433. \s[#]
  434. ... The orphanage is gone.|
  435.  
  436. \s[#]
  437. What do you mean?|
  438.  
  439. \s[#]
  440. Bern's troops burned it to the/n
  441. ground when they invaded Lycia.|/n
  442. Father...|/n
  443. He was...|
  444.  
  445. \s[#]
  446. What?!|/n
  447. They killed Father...?|
  448.  
  449. \s[#]
  450. I'm going to avenge Father.|/n
  451. I know we're stuck on these islands/n
  452. right now, but I know we'll go/n
  453. back to the mainland to stand up/n
  454. against Bern some day...!|/n
  455.  
  456. \s[#]
  457. .....|
  458.  
  459. \s[#]
  460. We;;, I suppose there's no/n
  461. point in telling you, is there.|
  462.  
  463. \s[#]
  464. I'll go with you.|
  465.  
  466. \s[#]
  467. What?!|/n
  468. For real?|
  469.  
  470. \s[#]
  471. Bern seems to be tied in/n
  472. with the Dragons.|/n
  473. I'm curious about them.|
  474.  
  475. \s[#]
  476. ... Fine.|/n
  477. Just don't get in my way.|
  478.  
  479. ## Talk Lugh Raigh
  480. \f[#|Lugh]\f[#|Raigh]
  481. \s[#]
  482. Ray? Ray!|/n
  483. It's good to see you!|
  484.  
  485. \s[#]
  486. Lugh...!|/n
  487. What are you doing here?|
  488.  
  489. \s[#]
  490. I'm glad that you/n
  491. look okay.|/n
  492. We were worried.|/n
  493. You just left one day,/n
  494. saying that you were 'going on a/n
  495. journey to train your magic skills'.|
  496.  
  497. \s[#]
  498. I wouldn't be able to/n
  499. effectively learn magic sitting/n
  500. in that orphanage.|/n
  501. It was a miracle that I/n
  502. could learn what I did.|
  503.  
  504. \s[#]
  505. Ray...|/n
  506. The orphanage is gone.|
  507.  
  508. \s[#]
  509. ?|/n
  510. What happened?|
  511.  
  512. \s[#]
  513. Bern's forces came.../n
  514. and burned it down.|
  515.  
  516. \s[#]
  517. ... What happened to everybody?|
  518.  
  519. \s[#]
  520. Father was killed/n
  521. protecting us...|/n
  522. The little children are under the/n
  523. protection of the Elimine Church.|
  524.  
  525. \s[#]
  526. ... I see.|/n
  527. Good...they'll be happier/n
  528. living with the church/n
  529. instead of an old orphanage.|
  530.  
  531. \s[#]
  532. You don't have to say/n
  533. it that way.|
  534.  
  535. \s[#]
  536. .....|
  537.  
  538. \s[#]
  539. Ray!|/n
  540. Come with us.|/n
  541. Let's defeat Bern and/n
  542. pick up the little ones!|
  543.  
  544. \s[#]
  545. I don't find/n
  546. interest in such things.|
  547.  
  548. \s[#]
  549. But...|
  550.  
  551. \s[#]
  552. Still... the Lycia Alliance Army/n
  553. might not be a bad plce to be.|/n
  554. They seem to have some kind of/n
  555. connection with the Dragons.|/n
  556. So if you insist,/n
  557. I suppose I can go with you.|
  558.  
  559. \s[#]
  560. Ray...|
  561.  
  562. \s[#]
  563. I hope you understand!|/n
  564. I'm not joining to avenge Father/n
  565. or the orphanage of anything!|
  566.  
  567. \s[#]
  568. Yes!|/n
  569. I know, Ray.
  570.  
  571. \s[#]
  572. So don't look/n
  573. at me like that!|
  574.  
  575. ## Scene once wall to throne room is broken
  576. \g[Castle]
  577. \f[#|Soldier]\f[#|Aine]
  578. \s[#]
  579. The reinforcements from the/n
  580. south will arrive shortly!|
  581.  
  582. \s[#]
  583. .....|
  584.  
  585. \s[#]
  586. ....T-That's all,/n
  587. Sir.|/n
  588. That guy/n
  589. scares me...|
  590.  
  591. ## Scene - Turn 20
  592. \f[#|Soldier]\f[#|Elite Soldier]
  593. \s[#]
  594. Did you take care of/n
  595. the cave on the outskirts?|
  596.  
  597. \s[#]
  598. Yes, sir.|/n
  599. We hired some bandits/n
  600. to block the entrance.|/n
  601. No one will be able to/n
  602. get the Divine Weapon now.|
  603.  
  604. \s[#]
  605. Great!|/n
  606. Now all we have to do is get/n
  607. rid of the Lycia Alliance Army.|
  608.  
  609. ## Vs Ain
  610. \f[#|Ain]
  611. \s[#]
  612. ...Burn.|
  613.  
  614. ## Ain Defeated
  615. \f[#|Ain]
  616. \s[#]
  617. ...What...!|
  618.  
  619. ## Outro 1
  620. \g[Castle]
  621. \f[#|Roy]\w[16]
  622. \f[#|Elphin]
  623. \s[#]
  624. That was close...|/n
  625. The power of a Dragon... amazing.|
  626.  
  627. \s[#]
  628. A human not human...|/n
  629. This is what it meant.|
  630.  
  631. \s[#]
  632. How many more of these/n
  633. does Bern have...?|/n
  634. How are we supposed to put up a/n
  635. fight against monsters like this!?
  636.  
  637. \s[#]
  638. Master Roy!|/n
  639. Please calm yourself.|
  640.  
  641. \s[#]
  642. Oh...|
  643.  
  644. \s[#]
  645. ...I understand your worries.|/n
  646. But if you start to panic, everyone/n
  647. in this army will start to get/n
  648. anxious.|/n
  649. Please understand that.
  650.  
  651. \s[#]
  652. ...I'm sorry.|
  653.  
  654. \s[#]
  655. No, it is a perfectly understandable/n
  656. reaction after fighting something/n
  657. like that.|/n
  658. But now...we know something/n
  659. that we did not before.|
  660.  
  661. \s[#]
  662. What is that?|
  663.  
  664. \s[#]
  665. Do you not remember?|/n
  666. I told you of the rumor/n
  667. that Arcard was tied in/n
  668. with Bern.|
  669.  
  670. \s[#]
  671. Oh!|/n
  672. If Bern has dragons in the/n
  673. Etrurian capital...|
  674.  
  675. \s[#]
  676. Then Arcard was indeed/n
  677. making contact with Bern.|
  678.  
  679. \s[#]
  680. ...That means Lycia is in danger...|/n
  681. We must return to the mainland.|/n
  682. We have to contact General Cecilia/n
  683. and think of a plan...|
  684.  
  685. ## Outro 2 - If chapter is cleared in 20 turns or less
  686. \g[Castle]
  687. \f[#|Elphin]\w[16]
  688. \f[#|Roy]
  689. \s[#]
  690. Master Roy, before returning/n
  691. to the mainland, we still/n
  692. have things to do on these isles.|
  693.  
  694. \s[#]
  695. Are there still more enemies?|
  696.  
  697. \s[#]
  698. No.|/n
  699. One of the Divine Weapons/n
  700. is hidden in a cave near here.|/n
  701. If we can obtain it,/n
  702. fighting the Dragons will/n
  703. become a little easier.|
  704.  
  705. \s[#]
  706. Divine Weapon... Exactly!|/n
  707. If we can get all eight of them,/n
  708. we have a chance of defeating Bern!|
  709.  
  710. \s[#]
  711. Yes... we must obtain/n
  712. as many as we can.|
  713.  
  714. \s[#]
  715. Then let's go/n
  716. to the cave you speak of!|
  717.  
  718. ## Outro - (If you stay longer than 21 turns)
  719. \g[Castle]
  720. \f[#|Roy]\w[16]
  721. \f[#|Merlinus]
  722. \f[#]Soldier]
  723. \s[#]
  724. R-Report!|/n
  725. I have a message from Etruria...|/n
  726. A rebellion has broken out at the/n
  727. Etrurian Castle City of Aquleia.|
  728.  
  729. \s[#]
  730. What!|
  731.  
  732. \s[#]
  733. The rebel leaders are/n
  734. Advisor Roartz and Lord Arcard.|/n
  735. They have captured King Mordred,/n
  736. and they are announcing their plan/n
  737. to divide ownership of the world/n
  738. between Bern and Etruria!|
  739.  
  740. \s[#]
  741. No... the two strongest nations/n
  742. in Elibe joining forces...|
  743.  
  744. \s[#]
  745. Is General Cecilia alright?!|/n
  746. And how about Princess Guinevere...|
  747.  
  748. \[#]
  749. We don't have much information regarding them, sire...|
  750. But, we have word that the Three/n
  751. Etrurian Generals have split up.|/n
  752. Sorcery General Cecilia has escaped/n
  753. from Auleia and is headed/n
  754. for the Island od Misul/n
  755. in the west.|
  756.  
  757. \s[#]
  758. What about the other Generals?|
  759.  
  760. \s[#\
  761. They have been forced to join/n
  762. the rebels because King Mordred/n
  763. was taken hostage.|
  764.  
  765. \s[#]
  766. Master Roy...|
  767.  
  768. \s[#]
  769. We need to contact/n
  770. General Cecilia...|/n
  771. Princess Guinevere...|/n
  772. General Cecilia...|/n
  773. Please be safe...|
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