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Klein Supports

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  1. Klein Supports
  2. Perceval
  3. ## Klein x Perceval C
  4. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Perceval]
  5. \s[2]
  6. General Perceval!|/n
  7. It is good to see you again.|
  8.  
  9. \s[5]
  10. Klein.|/n
  11. It is good to see you are well.|/n
  12. It seems that you've gotten/n
  13. quite used to your position now.|
  14.  
  15. \s[2]
  16. Yes.|/n
  17. Although, I'm still one of the least/n
  18. experienced and weakest generals...|
  19.  
  20. \s[5]
  21. Well, from the way I see it, those/n
  22. working under you are the luckier ones.|
  23.  
  24. \s[2]
  25. I hope so too,/n
  26. General Perceval.|
  27.  
  28. \s[5]
  29. ...How have you been doing?|
  30.  
  31. \s[2]
  32. What?|
  33.  
  34. \s[5]
  35. What do you think/n
  36. about this army?|
  37.  
  38. \s[2]
  39. Well...|/n
  40. Frankly, I fee more at home/n
  41. here than in the Etrurian army.|/n
  42. Perhaps it is because of General Roy..|
  43.  
  44. \s[5]
  45. ...I see.|
  46.  
  47. \s[2]
  48. How do you feel,/n
  49. General Perceval?|
  50.  
  51. \s[5]
  52. I can't say that I feel/n
  53. completely comfortable here.|
  54.  
  55. \s[2]
  56. You can't?|
  57.  
  58. \s[5]
  59. It is probably because what I seek/n
  60. from an army doesn't exist here.|
  61.  
  62. \s[2]
  63. So...|/n
  64. You can't get used to this army?|
  65.  
  66. \s[5]
  67. ...No, it's a little different/n
  68. from that.|/n
  69. It is just that I am and will/n
  70. always be an Etrurian knight.|/n
  71. I am unable to bend my/n
  72. standards so easily.|
  73.  
  74. ## Klein x Perceval B
  75. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Perceval]
  76. \s[5]
  77. ...How do you feel about the/n
  78. coup d'etat in Etruria?|
  79.  
  80. \s[2]
  81. ...I still understand that Bern was/n
  82. doing some things behind the scenes,/n
  83. but still...|/n
  84. I never would have imagined that the/n
  85. Etrurian Court would divide into two/n
  86. hostile sides.|/n
  87. To tell the truth,/n
  88. I'm still not over it.|/n
  89. I...I never thought that there would/n
  90. be so many people who give in to/n
  91. greed so easily...|
  92.  
  93. \s[5]
  94. Etruria had not known war for/n
  95. a very long time.|/n
  96. Thus, blinded by peace, we didn't/n
  97. notice the men scheming.|
  98.  
  99. \s[2]
  100. Yes...|/n
  101. A conflict would have broken/n
  102. out even without Bern's help.|
  103.  
  104. \s[5]
  105. Once this war is over, I will return/n
  106. and devote my life to rebuild Etruria.|
  107.  
  108. \s[2]
  109. Of course, General Perceval.|/n
  110. I am prepared to give my life for/n
  111. that cause as well.|
  112.  
  113. \s[5]
  114. Klein.|/n
  115. I want you to seek a different path.|
  116.  
  117. \s[2]
  118. What!?|
  119.  
  120. \s[5]
  121. Once I return to Etruria, I/n
  122. plan to dismiss all but those few whom/n
  123. I can put absolute trust in to/n
  124. be loyal to the king and country.|/n
  125. I will do anything to maintain/n
  126. mutual trust among the king's servants.|
  127.  
  128. \s[2]
  129. General Perceval...|/n
  130. Don't be ridiculous!|
  131.  
  132. \s[5]
  133. ! Klein...|
  134.  
  135. \s[2]
  136. ...Please, relax a little.|/n
  137. With your ability, you won't have/n
  138. to go to such extreme measures.|/n
  139. I was holding this in because/n
  140. we are at war, but...|/n
  141. I'll say it now.|/n
  142. I miss the days when I could look/n
  143. up to you as an older brother.|/n
  144. The days when we were more relaxed,/n
  145. and sometimes even laughed it up/n
  146. together...|
  147.  
  148. \s[2]
  149. ......|
  150.  
  151. \s[5]
  152. Once this war ends,/n
  153. let us return and celebrate the/n
  154. prosperity of the new Kingdom of/n
  155. Etruria together...in laughter.|
  156.  
  157. ## Klein x Perceval A
  158. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Perceval]
  159. \s[2]
  160. General Perceval?|
  161.  
  162. \s[5]
  163. Klein.|/n
  164. Is something wrong?|
  165.  
  166. \s[2]
  167. No.|/n
  168. I just saw you, so...|
  169.  
  170. \s[5]
  171. I see.|
  172.  
  173. \s[2]
  174. You know, I was thinking...|/n
  175. Before the coup d'etat, we never/n
  176. were working together in the same/n
  177. mission.|
  178. But now, here we are, fighting/n
  179. alongside each other, after we have/n
  180. both left the Etrurian military and/n
  181. are under General Roy's command.|
  182.  
  183. \s[5]
  184. Hm, yes...|/n
  185. Fate can work in strange ways.|
  186.  
  187. \s[2]
  188. Yes.|/n
  189. Oh, on a different topic...|/n
  190. Have your favorite foods/n
  191. changed over the recent years?|
  192.  
  193. \s[5]
  194. ?|/n
  195. ...No.|/n
  196. Why?|
  197.  
  198. \s[2]
  199. It's just that the cook was a/n
  200. little worried.|/n
  201. He says that since you are/n
  202. expressionless no matter what/n
  203. you eat, he never knows what/n
  204. to give you.|
  205.  
  206. \s[5]
  207. Expressionless?|/n
  208. ...Do you think so?|
  209.  
  210. \s[2]
  211. Yes, very much so,/n
  212. General Perceval.|/n
  213. Even when you have wine, your/n
  214. expression stays the same no/n
  215. matter what you drink.|/n
  216. If you stop making expressions,/n
  217. you'll forget how to make them.|
  218.  
  219. \s[5]
  220. Expressions are not things/n
  221. that can be forgotten.|
  222.  
  223. \s[2]
  224. I wouldn't be so sure about/n
  225. that with you, General Perceval.|
  226.  
  227. \s[5]
  228. ...Well, well.|/n
  229. Getting fresh, are we?|
  230.  
  231. \s[2]
  232. Haha...I guess it looks/n
  233. like I need not worry.|
  234.  
  235. Dieck
  236. ## Klein x Dieck C
  237. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Dieck]
  238. \s[2]
  239. Excuse me.|
  240.  
  241. \s[5]
  242. Do you need something,/n
  243. General Klein?|
  244.  
  245. \s[2]
  246. Dieck...|/n
  247. You don't recognize me?|
  248.  
  249. \s[5]
  250. ...Well well.|/n
  251. I never would've thought that/n
  252. you'd still remember me.|
  253.  
  254. \s[2]
  255. !|/n
  256. I recognized you at once!|/n
  257. You didn't seem to notice me,/n
  258. so I decided to talk to you...|
  259.  
  260. \s[5]
  261. 13 years...|/n
  262. Little Master Klein is all grown/n
  263. up, I see.|
  264.  
  265. \s[2]
  266. You can stop calling me/n
  267. Little Master.|/n
  268. I'm already 19 now.|/n
  269. I've been working as a general/n
  270. under the king himself.|
  271.  
  272. \s[5]
  273. Yeah, I know.|/n
  274. You've become quite an individual.|/n
  275. How are Lord Pent and his wife?|
  276.  
  277. \s[2]
  278. They're laid-back as usual.|/n
  279. Regardless of the coup d'etat,/n
  280. they still don't seem to/n
  281. be that concerned at all.|/n
  282. I really envy them sometimes.|
  283.  
  284. \s[5]
  285. Well...|/n
  286. You've become pretty impressive yourself.|
  287.  
  288. \s[2]
  289. What?|/n
  290. What do you mean?|
  291.  
  292. \s[5]
  293. Well,/n
  294. we can talk another time.|
  295.  
  296. \s[2]
  297. Dieck!|/n
  298. But we just met...|
  299.  
  300. ## Klein x Dieck B
  301. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Dieck]
  302. \s[5]
  303. Klein!|/n
  304. Don't come out front that much.|
  305.  
  306. \s[2]
  307. This is still a safe position.|
  308.  
  309. \s[5]
  310. You bowmen should stay/n
  311. in the back and cover for us.|/n
  312. There's no need for you to come/n
  313. out and put yourself in danger.|
  314.  
  315. \s[2]
  316. Dieck, I told you, I'm not a child/n
  317. any more.|/n
  318. Until now I've been leading a squad/n
  319. and fighting in the front all the time.|
  320.  
  321. \s[5]
  322. Sorry, but you're still/n
  323. 'Little Master Klein' in my eyes.|/n
  324. If I let you get hurt,/n
  325. I wouldn't know what/n
  326. to say to Lord Pent.|
  327.  
  328. \s[2]
  329. ...If you're being so considerate, then/n
  330. you should come back to our mansion.|/n
  331. Dieck, when this war ends, do you/n
  332. want to return home with me?|/n
  333. Father and Mother would certainly/n
  334. appreciate it.|
  335.  
  336. \s[5]
  337. Klein,/n
  338. I appreciate your consideration.|/n
  339. But if you really care about/n
  340. your household, then you'll stop chatting/n
  341. with a lowly mercenary like me.|/n
  342. It won't be good for your future.|
  343.  
  344. \s[2]
  345. !? What...|
  346.  
  347. \s[5]
  348. You're only talking to me/n
  349. like this because we're in a war.|/n
  350. Got it?|
  351.  
  352. \s[2]
  353. ......|
  354.  
  355. ## Klein x Dieck A
  356. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Dieck]
  357. \s[2]
  358. Dieck.|
  359.  
  360. \s[5]
  361. ...Klein, I told you not to/n
  362. come talk to me this often.|
  363.  
  364. \s[2]
  365. ...I wanted to tell you a story.|/n
  366. I want you to listen because we're/n
  367. in such turbulent times.|/n
  368. ...It was 15 years ago, at Aquleia's/n
  369. best arena.|/n
  370. A noble's child was attacked by one/n
  371. of the lions that were used in the/n
  372. opening show.|
  373.  
  374. \s[5]
  375. ......|
  376.  
  377. \s[2]
  378. A young pitfighter was the one who/n
  379. saved the child.|/n
  380. Ordinarily, he was a skilled swordfighter/n
  381. who could defeat men twice his size/n
  382. with ease.|/n
  383. But this time he was up against a/n
  384. lion, so he didn't come out unscathed.|/n
  385. He was wounded all over his body, and/n
  386. his face suffered four deep scars.|
  387.  
  388. \s[5]
  389. ......|
  390.  
  391. \s[2]
  392. The noble hired the swordsman who/n
  393. saved his child into his service.|/n
  394. For several years, the young man/n
  395. served as the family's pitfighter/n
  396. and spread his name at the arena.|/n
  397. But one day, he suddenly bought/n
  398. his freedom and left./n
  399. The child, who looked up to the/n
  400. pitfighter as if he were his/n
  401. real brother thought that he/n
  402. was betrayed, and was saddened.|/n
  403. ...But now I understand.|/n
  404. You were thinking the best for/n
  405. our family..|
  406.  
  407. \s[5]
  408. You...You were much too kind to/n
  409. me, a simple servant.|/n
  410. Lord Pent and his wife raised me/n
  411. as if I were their real child,/n
  412. regardless of the complaints and/n
  413. finger-pointing going on around them.|/n
  414. ...That's why I left.|
  415.  
  416. \s[2]
  417. I understand how you feel.|/n
  418. But I don't agree with you.|
  419.  
  420. \s[5]
  421. !?|
  422.  
  423. \s[2]
  424. You were always thinking/n
  425. the best for us...|/n
  426. But did you ever consider the fact/n
  427. that we were concerned for you also?|/n
  428. I don't want us to be in a relation/n
  429. in which we ignore each other...|
  430.  
  431. \s[5]
  432. ...Looks like I was being selfish.|
  433.  
  434. \s[2]
  435. !|/n
  436. Then you'll be with us like a/n
  437. family again?|
  438.  
  439. \s[5]
  440. Yeah, you win ‘Little Master Klein’.|/n
  441. I'll be sure to show my face to/n
  442. Lord Pent whenever I get the chance.|
  443.  
  444. Elffin
  445. ## Klein x Elffin C
  446. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Elffin]
  447. \s[5]
  448. That was a rough battle, master.|/n
  449. Would you care to soothe your/n
  450. tired heart?|
  451.  
  452. \s[2]
  453. Oh, you're...|/n
  454. You're the bard that is always/n
  455. with General Roy.|
  456.  
  457. \s[5]
  458. Yes.|/n
  459. My name is Elffin.|
  460.  
  461. \s[2]
  462. ...Elffin, might you be...|/n
  463. No...that's impossible.|/n
  464. Forgive me,/n
  465. Please forget it.|
  466.  
  467. \s[5]
  468. ...I look very much like/n
  469. someone you know...|/n
  470. Am I right?|
  471.  
  472. \s[2]
  473. ! It...can't be.|
  474.  
  475. \s[5]
  476. Here I am standing right in front/n
  477. of you, telling you myself, yet you/n
  478. do not believe me.|/n
  479. Did my servants lack trust in me,/n
  480. Klein?|
  481.  
  482. \s[2]
  483. Prince Mildain!|/n
  484. It is you!|/n
  485. Oh...!|/n
  486. I'm so glad you're in/n
  487. one piece, your Highness!|
  488.  
  489. \s[5]
  490. You seem to have/n
  491. grown while I was gone.|
  492.  
  493. \s[2]
  494. Etruria has changed greatly/n
  495. during the year you were gone,/n
  496. your Highness.|
  497.  
  498. \s[5]
  499. Yes, I know.|/n
  500. I am sorry to put you through it.|
  501.  
  502. \s[2]
  503. Well, I was stationed in the Western/n
  504. Isles, so it didn't affect me too much.|/n
  505. But...you're really alive...|/n
  506. I'm sure all of the Etrurian people/n
  507. will welcome your return!|
  508.  
  509. \s[5]
  510. ......|
  511.  
  512. ## Klein x Elffin B
  513. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Elffin]
  514. \s[2]
  515. Pr-...|/n
  516. I mean, Master Elffin!|/n
  517. There you are.|
  518.  
  519. \s[5]
  520. ...General Klein,/n
  521. might you spare a moment?|
  522.  
  523. \s[2]
  524. Yes?|/n
  525. What is it?|
  526.  
  527. \s[5]
  528. ...Master.|
  529.  
  530. \s[2]
  531. Master?|/n
  532. What do you mean?|
  533.  
  534. \s[5]
  535. ...You don't understand?|
  536.  
  537. \s[2]
  538. ......|/n
  539. Have I...done something wrong?|
  540.  
  541. \s[5]
  542. ...Someone is coming.|/n
  543. We shall continue this some/n
  544. other day.|
  545.  
  546. \s[2]
  547. ...?|
  548.  
  549. ## Klein x Elffin A
  550. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Elffin]
  551. \s[5]
  552. ...We can have some/n
  553. privacy here.|
  554.  
  555. \s[2]
  556. Pr-...Master Elffin,/n
  557. you wanted to speak with me?|/n
  558. Is it about Etruria?|
  559.  
  560. \s[5]
  561. No.|/n
  562. It is about the other day.|
  563.  
  564. \s[2]
  565. Oh...|/n
  566. Are you talking about the/n
  567. 'Master' thing?|
  568.  
  569. \s[5]
  570. Do you not think it is strange/n
  571. for an Etrurian noble to call a/n
  572. simple bard a 'Master'?|
  573.  
  574. \s[2]
  575. Oh...!|/n
  576. Yes, you're right!|/n
  577. Forgive me.|/n
  578. I shall call you Sir/n
  579. Elffin instead...|
  580.  
  581. \s[5]
  582. No.|/n
  583. Just 'Elffin' will do.|
  584.  
  585. \s[2]
  586. That will not do!|/n
  587. Even if you are in disguise,/n
  588. I cannot address my prince/n
  589. simply by name.|
  590.  
  591. \s[5]
  592. Hm...|/n
  593. ...You haven't changed at all.|
  594.  
  595. \s[2]
  596. ???|
  597.  
  598. \s[5]
  599. Huh?|/n
  600. Do you remember how you used to often/n
  601. come to the palace with your father?|
  602.  
  603. \s[2]
  604. Yes...|/n
  605. I've been going to the palace as/n
  606. long as I remember.|/n
  607. Since I had no siblings, I couldn't/n
  608. help but think of how cute you were/n
  609. as a toddler.|/n
  610. And I was still young and foolish,/n
  611. so I told your father, 'Your son/n
  612. hall now be my younger brother!|/n
  613. 'He must live in the palace from/n
  614. now on.'|
  615.  
  616. \s[5]
  617. You, the prince,/n
  618. said that?|
  619.  
  620. \s[2]
  621. Yes.|/n
  622. I was a fool.|/n
  623. Of course, your father didn't know/n
  624. what to say.|/n
  625. And then you spoke up.|
  626.  
  627. \s[5]
  628. I did...?|
  629.  
  630. \s[2]
  631. Yes.|/n
  632. And you said the same words.|/n
  633. 'That will not do.'|
  634.  
  635. \s[5]
  636. ...I don't remember.|
  637.  
  638. \s[2]
  639. 'I'm going to be your knight,/n
  640. so that will not do.'|/n
  641. Those were your exact words.|/n
  642. You also said,/n
  643. 'Chose someone else for your/n
  644. brother!'|
  645.  
  646. \s[5]
  647. ...I-I was so rude...|/n
  648. I, uh...Forgive me, your Highness..|
  649.  
  650. \s[2]
  651. Do not worry about it.|/n
  652. I'm glad you haven't changed.|/n
  653. ...When I came back from the/n
  654. brink of death, the world/n
  655. looked so different.|/n
  656. I'm glad some things are still/n
  657. the same.|
  658.  
  659. \s[5]
  660. Prince Mildain...|
  661.  
  662. Thea
  663. ## Klein x Thea C
  664. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Thea]
  665. \s[2]
  666. Thea.|
  667.  
  668. \s[5]
  669. General Klein!|/n
  670. Is something wrong?|
  671.  
  672. \s[2]
  673. No, I'm fine.|/n
  674. I just wanted to tell you something.|
  675.  
  676. \s[5]
  677. Tell me something?|
  678.  
  679. \s[2]
  680. Yes.|/n
  681. When I hired you and your squad...|/n
  682. I was hiring you as an Etrurian/n
  683. General.|
  684.  
  685. \s[5]
  686. ???|/n
  687. Yes, of course.|
  688.  
  689. \s[2]
  690. So if I weren't an/n
  691. Etrurian General,/n
  692. you would be free to do/n
  693. as you wish.|
  694.  
  695. \s[5]
  696. Yes, I know.|/n
  697. That's what I told my squad/n
  698. when we joined this army.|
  699.  
  700. \s[2]
  701. Well, you don't seem to be taking/n
  702. advantage of that freedom.|
  703.  
  704. \s[5]
  705. ?|/n
  706. That's not the case.|
  707.  
  708. \s[2]
  709. Well...|/n
  710. If you say so.|
  711.  
  712. \s[5]
  713. ...What are you trying to say?|
  714.  
  715. \s[2]
  716. No, it's nothing.|/n
  717. Don't worry about it.|
  718.  
  719. \s[5]
  720. ......|
  721.  
  722. ## Klein x Thea B
  723. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Thea]
  724. \s[5]
  725. General Klein.|
  726.  
  727. \s[2]
  728. Thea?|/n
  729. What's wrong?|
  730.  
  731. \s[5]
  732. It's about what you/n
  733. said the other day...|
  734.  
  735. \s[2]
  736. The other day?|
  737.  
  738. \s[5]
  739. You said that I wasn't/n
  740. taking advantage of my freedom...|
  741.  
  742. \s[2]
  743. Oh, that.|
  744.  
  745. \s[5]
  746. I wasn't quite sure what you/n
  747. meant, so I wanted to ask you.|
  748.  
  749. \s[2]
  750. Well, since you're free to do what/n
  751. you want, there's no need for you/n
  752. to stay here.|/n
  753. That's all.|
  754.  
  755. \s[5]
  756. !!|/n
  757. ...Does that mean that/n
  758. you don't need my help?|
  759.  
  760. \s[2]
  761. No, that's not what I meant.|/n
  762. Thea, you're a mercenary.|/n
  763. Staying with this army isn't/n
  764. going to get you much money.|/n
  765. So if you're just fighting/n
  766. alongside us out of guilt/n
  767. or a feeling of responsibility,/n
  768. I just wanted you to know that/n
  769. you shouldn't feel that way.|
  770.  
  771. \s[5]
  772. Yes, you're right.|/n
  773. Perhaps it is inconvenient to/n
  774. stay with this low paying army.|/n
  775. But I'm staying with you out of/n
  776. my own will.|/n
  777. Please don't worry about it.|
  778.  
  779. \s[2]
  780. Oh, all right, then.|/n
  781. I'm sorry if I have been a bother.|
  782.  
  783. \s[5]
  784. No, not at all.|
  785.  
  786. ## Klein x Thea A
  787. \f[2|Klein]\f[5|Thea]
  788. \s[2]
  789. Thea, when this war ends, I/n
  790. could help you find an army/n
  791. that pays well.|
  792.  
  793. \s[5]
  794. ...Why?|
  795.  
  796. \s[2]
  797. Well, even though you said that/n
  798. you're fighting with us on your/n
  799. own will, my being here is still/n
  800. one of the reasons you stayed.|/n
  801. I just thought that I should/n
  802. compensate by helping out with/n
  803. your future plans...|
  804.  
  805. \s[5]
  806. ...I can do that on my own.|/n
  807. I appreciate your consideration,/n
  808. but please do not worry about it.|
  809.  
  810. \s[2]
  811. But...|
  812.  
  813. \s[5]
  814. Or is my being here a/n
  815. hindrance to you?|
  816.  
  817. \s[2]
  818. N-No!|/n
  819. Not at all!|
  820.  
  821. \s[5]
  822. Then why are you telling/n
  823. me things like that?!|
  824.  
  825. \s[2]
  826. ...What's the matter, Thea?|/n
  827. How come you're so upset..?|
  828.  
  829. \s[5]
  830. Ever since this other day,/n
  831. all you've been talking about is/n
  832. getting me out of this army...|/n
  833. Away from you!|
  834.  
  835. \s[2]
  836. What?|/n
  837. Well, I...|
  838.  
  839. \s[5]
  840. I chose to stay by your side/n
  841. because I love you!|/n
  842. But you...|/n
  843. You're so inconsiderate!|
  844.  
  845. \s[2]
  846. Um, well...|/n
  847. I'm sorry.|/n
  848. It's just that...I didn't../n
  849. know you felt that way about me..|
  850.  
  851. \s[5]
  852. ......|
  853.  
  854. \s[2]
  855. So...|/n
  856. You know, Thea, you're to/n
  857. blame as well!|
  858.  
  859. \s[5]
  860. What?|
  861.  
  862. \s[2]
  863. You keep calling me/n
  864. 'General Klein, General Klein,'/n
  865. like you want to keep your/n
  866. distance with me!|/n
  867. That's why you make me think/n
  868. that you're simply tagging/n
  869. along out of responsibility.|
  870.  
  871. \s[5]
  872. B-But...|
  873.  
  874. \s[2]
  875. No 'General' from now on.|/n
  876. Just call me Klein, okay?|
  877.  
  878. \s[5]
  879. Yes, General Klein.|
  880.  
  881. \s[2]
  882. No.|/m
  883. Klein.|
  884.  
  885. \s[5]
  886. Huh?|/n
  887. Oh...Yes...Klein.|
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