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Igrene Supports

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  1. Igrene Supports
  2. Astolfo
  3. ## Igrene x Astolfo C
  4. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Astolfo]
  5. \s[2]
  6. You...!|
  7.  
  8. \s[5]
  9. Hm?|
  10.  
  11. \s[2]
  12. Oh...!|/n
  13. Is it...|/n
  14. Is it really you?|
  15.  
  16. \s[5]
  17. Whoa, what the?|/n
  18. What's going on?|/n
  19. I'm Astolfo.|/n
  20. Just a measly thief.|
  21.  
  22. \s[2]
  23. ...You look like him...|/n
  24. You look so much like.../n
  25. my husband...|
  26.  
  27. \s[5]
  28. Your husband?|
  29.  
  30. \s[2]
  31. I lived with my husband in Arcadia.|/n
  32. ...That is, until he suddenly left/n
  33. without saying a word...|
  34.  
  35. \s[5]
  36. Huh.|/n
  37. And he looks exactly like me?|/n
  38. Well, they say that there are at/n
  39. least 3 people on the continent/n
  40. with the same face.|
  41.  
  42. \s[2]
  43. Wait!|/n
  44. Let me see your leg.|
  45.  
  46. \s[5]
  47. Hey hey,/n
  48. what're you doing?|
  49.  
  50. \s[2]
  51. When I first met him, I found him/n
  52. collapsed in the desert.|/n
  53. The heat got to him, and he lost/n
  54. memory of his past.|/n
  55. He had blade wounds all over his body,/n
  56. but he had a particularly bad injury/n
  57. on his leg.|/n
  58. It never fully healed, and it left/n
  59. left a scar.|
  60.  
  61. \s[5]
  62. Well, I'm not your man.|/n
  63. My legs are clean, I don't have a scary/n
  64. looking scar like that on either of them.|/n
  65. Well, I have to get going.|
  66.  
  67. \s[2]
  68. Oh...|
  69.  
  70. ## Igrene x Astolfo B
  71. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Astolfo]
  72. \s[2]
  73. ......|
  74.  
  75. \s[5]
  76. You again?|
  77.  
  78. \s[2]
  79. Are you...|/n
  80. Are you really not him?|
  81.  
  82. \s[5]
  83. Nope.|/n
  84. But hey, I can't believe this guy.|/n
  85. He must be a real dastard to dump/n
  86. such a beautiful woman like you.|
  87.  
  88. \s[2]
  89. ......|/n
  90. Please, let me tell you/n
  91. about him.|
  92.  
  93. \s[5]
  94. All right.|
  95.  
  96. \s[2]
  97. As I was treating his wounds,/n
  98. we started living together.|/n
  99. We lived happily for several years.|/n
  100. Slowly, his memory started/n
  101. returning to him.|/n
  102. I was happy about it, but I was/n
  103. also...scared.|
  104.  
  105. \s[5]
  106. ......|
  107.  
  108. \s[2]
  109. One day, bandits attacked Arcadia.|/n
  110. My husband left to fend them off,/n
  111. and never came back.|
  112.  
  113. \s[5]
  114. ......|
  115.  
  116. \s[2]
  117. The corpses of the bandits all sank/n
  118. into the quicksand.|/n
  119. I couldn't find my husband, so I/n
  120. thought he had followed the same path.|
  121.  
  122. \s[5]
  123. Well, that must be what happened.[A]
  124.  
  125. \s[2]
  126. But...|/n
  127. I can't help thinking in the bottom of my/n
  128. heart that he might be alive somewhere.|
  129.  
  130. \s[5]
  131. Ah. I see.|
  132.  
  133. \s[2]
  134. But...|/n
  135. If he were alive, he wouldn't just/n
  136. disappear without saying anything...|
  137.  
  138. \s[5]
  139. He probably wouldn't be leading such/n
  140. a glamorous life anyway, even if he/n
  141. were alive.|/n
  142. I say you forget about him and/n
  143. move on.|/n
  144. Hey, I know.|/n
  145. Maybe I can give you a kiss/n
  146. in place of that guy...|
  147.  
  148. \s[2]
  149. !|
  150.  
  151. \s[5]
  152. Ow...|/n
  153. Oh well...|
  154.  
  155. ## Igrene x Astolfo A
  156. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Astolfo]
  157. \s[2]
  158. Oh...|
  159.  
  160. \s[5]
  161. Okay, I suppose the rejected man/n
  162. should slink away now...|
  163.  
  164. \s[2]
  165. Wait!|/n
  166. Gorlois...!|/n
  167. ...I mean, Astolfo.|
  168.  
  169. \s[5]
  170. ......|
  171.  
  172. \s[2]
  173. Please look at this...|/n
  174. My husband was carrying it when/n
  175. I first met him.|
  176.  
  177. \s[5]
  178. What are these scribbles?|
  179.  
  180. \s[2]
  181. They're not scribbles.|/n
  182. This is an emblem given to/n
  183. Lycian spies.|/n
  184. I also did some research on what/n
  185. kind of work they do... And.../n
  186. I now understand...|
  187.  
  188. \s[5]
  189. ......|
  190.  
  191. \s[2]
  192. Spies carry information that is/n
  193. incredibly dangerous to the enemy/n
  194. if it is leaked.|/n
  195. If a spy gets caught, the enemy will/n
  196. dig deep down into his weaknesses.|/n
  197. Family members and lovers are taken/n
  198. as hostages...|/n
  199. And the spy is put through endless/n
  200. torture until he spills every bit of/n
  201. information that he has.|/n
  202. That's why spies have to be alone...|/n
  203. They must not make family or friends,/n
  204. or lovers...|
  205.  
  206. \s[5]
  207. ...I'm sorry to say this to you, but...|/n
  208. That guy is dead.|/n
  209. He was devoured by the quicksand of/n
  210. Nabata.|/n
  211. All this stuff about spies and whatnot...|/n
  212. It's just your imagination.|/n
  213. Or perhaps you saw an illusion in the/n
  214. desert heat.|
  215.  
  216. \s[2]
  217. ......|/n
  218. I...see...|/n
  219. Then...|/
  220. I must have been dreaming...|/n
  221. I must have had a dream of/n
  222. a short period of happiness...|
  223.  
  224. \s[5]
  225. ...Igrene.|/n
  226. ...No...|/n
  227. Sorry, forget it.|
  228.  
  229. \s[2]
  230. ......|
  231.  
  232. \s[5]
  233. Just...forget it all.|/n
  234. ...Please.|
  235.  
  236. Saul
  237. ## Igrene x Saul C
  238. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Saul]
  239. \s[5]
  240. Oh, dear God...|
  241.  
  242. \s[2]
  243. ?|
  244.  
  245. \s[5]
  246. That I am able to meet such a/n
  247. beautiful woman...|/n
  248. This day must surely be blessed.|
  249.  
  250. \s[2]
  251. ...Do you need something?|
  252.  
  253. \s[5]
  254. Yes, indeed!|/n
  255. ..Ah, before that...|/n
  256. I am Saul.|/n
  257. It would be an honor to know your name.|
  258.  
  259. \s[2]
  260. I am Igrene.|/n
  261. So...what do you need?|
  262.  
  263. \s[5]
  264. Ah, such a beautiful name,/n
  265. as I imagined.|
  266.  
  267. \s[2]
  268. Igrene...|/n
  269. If I were to describe the pleasure/n
  270. of hearing such an elegant name...|
  271.  
  272. \s[5]
  273. No, there is no need/n
  274. to describe it.|/n
  275. Do you need something?|/n
  276. Do you know of the Elimine Church,/n
  277. Igrene?|/n
  278. It is very popular among the nobility,/n
  279. because when you pray deeply all of|/n
  280. your dreams will come true immediately!|
  281.  
  282. \s[2]
  283. Oh...is that what/n
  284. you want..|/n
  285. I'm sorry, but I don't/n
  286. believe in God...|
  287.  
  288. \s[5]
  289. Oh, but you must.|/n
  290. If you don't follow the Elimine/n
  291. Church, you will be cursed!|
  292.  
  293. \s[2]
  294. ...Is that the kind of God/n
  295. that you follow?|
  296.  
  297. \s[5]
  298. Oh, no, I was just kidding around.|/n
  299. How about if have dinner together/n
  300. some evening, and I can teach you/n
  301. about God's love...|
  302.  
  303. \s[2]
  304. Um, Igrene?|/n
  305. Where are you going?|
  306.  
  307. ## Igrene x Saul B
  308. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Saul]
  309. \s[5]
  310. Ah, Igrene!|
  311.  
  312. \s[2]
  313. ...You again.|
  314.  
  315. \s[5]
  316. It is truly a miracle that we/n
  317. can meet again like this.|/n
  318. God must have guided you/n
  319. towards me.|
  320.  
  321. \s[2]
  322. Yes, that's nice.|/n
  323. Well then, I must be going...|
  324.  
  325. \s[5]
  326. Oh, please wait!|/n
  327. It is a wonderful thing to believe,/n
  328. Igrene!|
  329.  
  330. \s[2]
  331. Yes, I know.|/n
  332. I used to believe in God as well.|/n
  333. Although it is a different God/n
  334. than yours.|/n
  335. I think I was fairly serious about it.|
  336.  
  337. \s[5]
  338. Really?|/n
  339. Why did you stop believing?|
  340.  
  341. \s[2]
  342. Several years ago...|/n
  343. I stopped praying.|/n
  344. It was after I lost a loved one/n
  345. in battle.|
  346.  
  347. \s[5]
  348. ...I see.|
  349.  
  350. \s[2]
  351. Those who pray to God expect something/n
  352. in return.|/n
  353. But they will never receive anything,/n
  354. and that causes people to hate God.|/n
  355. I think that it would be a lot less/n
  356. trouble to think that no being exists/n
  357. in the first place.|
  358.  
  359. \s[5]
  360. ......|/n
  361. Yes...|/n
  362. You are right.|
  363.  
  364. \s[2]
  365. ...Is it all right for a priest/n
  366. like you to be saying that?|/n
  367.  
  368. \s[5]
  369. It is all right,/n
  370. I am an open-minded person.|/n
  371. However,/n
  372. Saint Elimine did say this:/n
  373. 'God does not help us/n
  374. because He believes in us.'|
  375.  
  376. \s[2]
  377. Believes...in us?|
  378.  
  379. \s[5]
  380. Yes.|
  381.  
  382. ## Igrene x Saul A
  383. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Saul]
  384. \s[2]
  385. Father Saul.|
  386.  
  387. \s[5]
  388. Oh, Igrene!|/n
  389. What is the matter?|/n
  390. Ah, so you finally decided give/n
  391. in to the urge, and see me...|
  392.  
  393. \s[2]
  394. It is about what you said the/n
  395. other day...|/n
  396. You said that God does not help/n
  397. us because He believes in us.|
  398.  
  399. \s[5]
  400. This is what Saint Elimine said.|/n
  401. God who created this world is all-/n
  402. powerful.|/n
  403. He can change people and the world.|/n
  404. He can alter us humans so that we/n
  405. so that we would not be fighting/n
  406. like this.|/n
  407. However, is that really the right/n
  408. way?|
  409.  
  410. \s[2]
  411. ......|
  412.  
  413. \s[5]
  414. Humans that act according to God's/n
  415. will alone would be mindless puppets.|/n
  416. God believes that we humans can change,/n
  417. that we can learn from our mistakes.|/n
  418. God knows that we can overcome our/n
  419. hardships to achieve harmony.|
  420.  
  421. \s[2]
  422. ......|/n
  423. I don't believe in God, but I respect/n
  424. people who think as you do, Father Saul.|/n
  425. I must be off now...|
  426.  
  427. \s[5]
  428. Please, it is my pleasure to be/n
  429. able to help you.|/n
  430. Now, we can go on to discuss our/n
  431. dinner meeting.|/n
  432. ...Igrene?|/n
  433. Where are you going?|
  434.  
  435. Douglas
  436. ## Igrene x Douglas C
  437. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Douglas]
  438. \s[2]
  439. Excuse me.|/n
  440. Are you Lord Douglas/n
  441. of Etruria?|
  442.  
  443. \s[5]
  444. Yes, that is me.|
  445.  
  446. \s[2]
  447. So you are the/n
  448. Great General?|
  449.  
  450. \s[5]
  451. I am but a simple soldier now.|
  452.  
  453. \s[2]
  454. I see...|/n
  455. I am Igrene,/n
  456. guardian of Arcadia, in Nabata.|
  457.  
  458. \s[5]
  459. Nabata...|
  460.  
  461. \s[2]
  462. Yes.|/n
  463. I fend off invaders in/n
  464. the desert heat.|
  465.  
  466. \s[5]
  467. I see.|/n
  468. And do you need something from me?|
  469.  
  470. \s[2]
  471. I wish for you to promise me never/n
  472. to attack Nabata.|
  473.  
  474. \s[5]
  475. ...I cannot promise you that.|
  476.  
  477. \s[2]
  478. Why not?|
  479.  
  480. \s[5]
  481. We are knights...|/n
  482. If the king orders an attack,/n
  483. we must obey.|
  484.  
  485. \s[2]
  486. Even if you know it to be wrong?|
  487.  
  488. \s[5]
  489. That is part of being a knight.|
  490.  
  491. \s[2]
  492. ......|
  493.  
  494. ## Igrene x Douglas B
  495. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Douglas]
  496. \s[2]
  497. Lord Douglas,/n
  498. about the other day...|/n
  499. Can you promise as a nation/n
  500. never to attack Nabata?|
  501.  
  502. \s[5]
  503. ......|
  504.  
  505. \s[2]
  506. But you have so much wealth...|/n
  507. Why can you not promise?|
  508.  
  509. \s[5]
  510. ...Things can happen even/n
  511. without the king's orders.|
  512.  
  513. \s[2]
  514. What does that mean...?|
  515.  
  516. \s[5]
  517. Etruria is a huge country supported by/n
  518. various families of nobility.|/n
  519. Not all nobles are kind at heart.|/n
  520. If such nobles take over the court,/n
  521. there is nothing the king or I can do.|
  522.  
  523. \s[2]
  524. But what is there to gain/n
  525. in a desert like Nabata?|
  526.  
  527. \s[5]
  528. It is not about gain...|/n
  529. They simply want to show their power.|/n
  530. They do not feel their worth unless/n
  531. they have someone to step on.|/n
  532. I hear that the people in the West/n
  533. suffered from similar power abuse.|
  534.  
  535. \s[2]
  536. ......|
  537.  
  538. ## Igrene x Douglas A
  539. \f[2|Igrene]\f[5|Douglas]
  540. \s[5]
  541. Igrene.|
  542.  
  543. \s[2]
  544. What is it,/n
  545. Lord Douglas?|
  546.  
  547. \s[5]
  548. ...|/n
  549. I said this before,/n
  550. but as an Etrurian General,/n
  551. I cannot promise you what you ask.|
  552.  
  553. \s[2]
  554. ......|
  555.  
  556. \s[5]
  557. However, I will do my best to/n
  558. fulfill your request.|/n
  559. I shall spread the word that among the/n
  560. heroes who rescued the king were warriors/n
  561. from Nabata.|/n
  562. I shall persuade the nobles never/n
  563. to disturb your peace in Arcadia.|
  564.  
  565. \s[2]
  566. ...I shall remember those words.|/n
  567. I suppose that is all I can ask of/n
  568. you now.|
  569.  
  570. \s[5]
  571. Forgive me.|
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