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Birth of a Holy Knight

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  1. ## Intro 1
  2. \g[Castle]
  3. \r[5]\f[5|Edain]\w[16]
  4. \s[5]
  5. Such a bold attack... What could Verdane be thinking?|
  6. \s[-2]
  7.  
  8. \w[32]
  9.  
  10. \f[1|Midir]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  11. \s[2]
  12. Milady,\r[5] the castle is completely surrounded!|\b[2|2]\n
  13. We've failed you... We couldn't do a thing\n
  14. to save you from the Verdanite prince...|
  15.  
  16. \s[5]
  17. It's all right, Midir. \b[2|0]...Every one\n
  18. of you did the best you could do.\n
  19. Please, you needn't worry about me.|\n
  20. You must ensure that as many of\n
  21. you survive this as possible.|
  22.  
  23. \m[2|2]\e[2|2]
  24. \s[2]
  25. No, milady! We are the Beige Ritter!|\n
  26. We may not stand a chance against Verdane's\n
  27. army, but every last one of us will give our\n
  28. lives to protect you, right to the very end!|
  29.  
  30. \s[5]\e[5|3]
  31. Midir... Thank you...\b[5|2] I'm so sorry.|
  32. \s[-2]
  33.  
  34. \f[5|nil]
  35. \f[6|ArcherM-1]\fc[6|Yngvi]\name[6|Bow Knight]\f[5|ArcherM-1]\fc[5|Yngvi]\name[5|Bow Knight]
  36. \s[2]
  37. Beige Ritter, this is our last stand!\n
  38. We must not allow Verdane to win!|
  39.  
  40. \s[5]
  41. Understood, captain!|
  42. \s[-2]
  43.  
  44. ## Scene 1
  45. \g[Castle Gate]
  46. \f[0|ArcherF-1]\fc[0|Yngvi]\name[0|Bow Knight]\m[0|2]\w[8]
  47. \s[2]
  48. Anyone! Is anyone there? Please! Help!|
  49. \s[-2]
  50.  
  51. \f[7|Sigurd]\m[7|5]
  52. \s[5]
  53. Huh? That armor... One of the Beige Ritter?\n
  54. What's happened, is Yngvi in danger?|
  55.  
  56. \s[2]
  57. The Kingdom of Verdane... Prince Munnir's\n
  58. army already has Yngvi surrounded!|
  59.  
  60. \s[5]\m[5|5]\e[5|2]
  61. What!? Edain is in grave danger, then!|\n
  62. I'll handle this. Naoise! I'm going to\n
  63. help her. I'm leaving Chalphy in your hands.|
  64. \s[-2]
  65.  
  66. \f[2|nil]
  67. \w[16]
  68.  
  69. \m[5|3]\w[8]\f[6|Naoise]\m[6|5]\w[4]\f[6|Alec]
  70. \s[5]
  71. Hold, milord.\r[3] Surely you don't intend to go alone?|
  72.  
  73. \s[3]
  74. Nearly all of our forces are already on\n
  75. the march to Isaach with Father. There's\n
  76. hardly anybody left to call upon.|\n
  77. They may be simple savages, but Verdane's\n
  78. army is still huge. I can't risk your lives\n
  79. by forcing you to face them head-on.|
  80.  
  81. \s[5]
  82. Perish the thought, milord! I was born\n
  83. a knight, and I will gladly risk dying\n
  84. a knight's death in your name.|\b[5|2]\n
  85. To allow our lord to die alone in battle\n
  86. would be an unspeakable disgrace.\b[5|0] We shall\n
  87. be by your side, every step of the way.|\n
  88. Alec, I trust you're of the same mind?|
  89. \s[-2]
  90.  
  91. \f[7|Alec]\m[7|6]\w[8]
  92. \s[6]
  93. Yeah, of course! But, there's more\n
  94. than just Yngvi at stake. We've got to\n
  95. stop by the nearby villages first.|
  96.  
  97. \s[5]
  98. But, Yvngi may fall in the meantime--|
  99.  
  100. \s[6]
  101. Listen, if those thugs get there first,\n
  102. and they'll loot, massacre, and burn\n
  103. them all down if they do.|\n
  104. We've gotta get there first, and lend\n
  105. the locals a hand in locking the villages\n
  106. down and fortifying their defenses.|
  107.  
  108. \s[5]
  109. Ah... I didn't consider that. I\n
  110. apologize, Alec. We mustn't neglect\n
  111. our knightly duties to the people.|
  112.  
  113. \s[3]
  114. Absolutely, especially not at a\n
  115. time like this. Good point, Alec.|
  116.  
  117. \s[6]\e[6|1]
  118. Actually, that was all Oifey's idea.|
  119.  
  120. \s[5]\b[5|1]
  121. I suppose I should have figured that...|
  122.  
  123. \s[6]
  124. That kid's every bit the tactician they\n
  125. say he is.\b[5|0] Give him a few years and he'll\n
  126. be a match for his old grandpa, Lord Sesar!|
  127.  
  128. \s[3]
  129. Oifey's still around the castle, huh...|
  130. \s[-2]
  131.  
  132. \r[3]\w[8]
  133. \s[3]
  134. Oifey! I know you're here.\n
  135. You can come out now!|
  136. \s[-2]
  137.  
  138. \w[32]
  139.  
  140. \f[0|Oifey]\m[0|1]\w[16]
  141. \s[1]
  142. My apologies for still being here, sire.|\n
  143. Still, if you would allow it, I'd like\n
  144. to join you in battle. I can't just sit\n
  145. back while you risk your lives.|
  146.  
  147. \s[3]
  148. I don't know... You're still so young.\n
  149. Are you sure you're ready for this?|
  150.  
  151. \s[1]\m[1|1]
  152. I'm already fourteen, sire. I may not be\n
  153. battle-ready just yet, but there's still\n
  154. so much I can do to support you.|\n
  155. Please, allow me to accompany you.\n
  156. I swear I won't let you down.|
  157.  
  158. \s[6]
  159. You can't help but admire his passion.|
  160.  
  161. \s[5]
  162. Don't mock him, Alec.|
  163.  
  164. \s[6]\e[6|0]
  165. What? I was being sincere!|
  166.  
  167. \s[3]
  168. Hmm... Fair enough, Oifey. After all, you've\n
  169. already spent two years training as my squire.|\n
  170. Real battlefield experience would be fantastic\n
  171. for your training, but you're still definitely\n
  172. not up to actual combat duty for now.|
  173.  
  174. \s[5]
  175. What if he rides with you as your advisor?|
  176.  
  177. \s[3]
  178. That could work. What do you think, Oifey?|
  179.  
  180. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  181. Y-yes! Thank you, sire! Thank you!|
  182. \s[-2]
  183.  
  184. \f[1|nil]\w[16]
  185. \r[3]
  186. \s[3]
  187. That settles everything, does it not?|
  188.  
  189. \s[5]
  190. Milord, what of the the defense of\n
  191. Chalphy itself in our absence? Leaving\n
  192. the castle unattended is risky.|\n
  193. Should the enemy slip past us, an\n
  194. unguarded castle will fall easily,\n
  195. and spell us a swift end.|
  196.  
  197. \s[3]
  198. True... But, who do we have left?|
  199.  
  200. \s[6]\e[6|1]
  201. Ah, Lord Sigurd, Naoise, I've solved the problem?|
  202.  
  203. \s[3]
  204. Are you volunteering, Alec?|
  205.  
  206. \s[6]
  207. No, not me. But, there's someone I know we\n
  208. can depend upon for castle defense. ... Arden!|
  209.  
  210. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  211. Arden...|
  212. \s[-2]
  213.  
  214. \w[8]
  215.  
  216. \f[0|Arden]\e[0|2]\m[0|1]
  217. \s[1]
  218. Hold on a moment! why me, Alec?|
  219.  
  220. \s[6]
  221. Why else? Sturdy as a brick wall!\n
  222. Strong as an ox! Slow as a turtle!|
  223.  
  224. \s[5]\b[5|0]
  225. Despite Alec's rudeness, an armored\n
  226. soldier would be best suited to guard...|
  227.  
  228. \s[6]\m[6|6]
  229. Face it, Arden, you were born for guard duty!|
  230.  
  231. \s[1]
  232. Pah... I'm strong and tough, I know, but\n
  233. you really don't need to call me slow!|
  234.  
  235. \s[3]\r[3]
  236. He has a point, Arden. Would you?\n
  237. You're the most apt at guard duty.|
  238.  
  239. \s[6]
  240. Haha!--\m[5|5]\w[4]\m[6|6] Ow!|
  241.  
  242. \s[1]\e[1|3]
  243. Sigh... Fine, I'll do it.\e[1|0] But, you have\n
  244. to bring me with you at least once!\n
  245. I don't want to be left out of the action.|
  246.  
  247. \s[3]
  248. Of course. Thank you, Arden. We'll hurry back.|
  249. \s[-2]
  250.  
  251. \f[1|nil]\w[16]\r[3]
  252. Right, men,\ it's time to set out.\e[6|0]\n
  253. Let's start by assisting the villages,\n
  254. and then it's onward to Yngvi!|
  255. \s[-2]
  256.  
  257. ## Intro 2, Turn 1
  258. \g[Fortress]
  259. \f[2|Munnir]
  260. \s[2]
  261. Tch, what's takin' so long?\n
  262. You curs seriously haven't\n
  263. seized this puny castle yet?|
  264.  
  265. \f[6|BrigandM-1]\fc[6|Verdane]\name[6|Brigand]\f[5|Dimaggio]
  266. \s[5]
  267. Sorry boss... We've cleared most\n
  268. of 'em out, but the last few...|
  269.  
  270. \s[6]
  271. They're hidin' behind the gate\n
  272. with their bows! We can't get close!|
  273.  
  274. \s[2]\e[2|2]\b[2|2]
  275. Useless, the lot of you...\b[2|0]\m[2|2]\n
  276. Outta my way! I'll do it myself!|
  277. \s[-2]
  278.  
  279. ## Munnir vs Midir
  280. \f[1|Midir]\e[1|2]\f[6|Munnir]
  281. \s[1]
  282. Hah... Hah... Back off... Verdanite scum!|
  283.  
  284. \s[6]\e[6|1]
  285. Kehehe... Those're fightin' words from where\n
  286. I come from. Can you back it up, punk?|
  287.  
  288. \s[1]
  289. Shut... Shut up! You barbarian!|
  290.  
  291. \s[6]
  292. I've heard enough outta you. You're not\n
  293. bad for being here all by your lonesome...\e[6|2]\n
  294. But, you're starting to piss me off.|
  295. \s[-2]
  296.  
  297. ## Intro 3
  298. \g[Castle]
  299. \f2|Midir_Injured]\m[2|1]\w[8]
  300. \s[1]
  301. Urgh... Milady, I... Forgive me...|
  302. \s[-2]
  303.  
  304. \f[5|Edain]\e[5|3]\m[5|3]\w[8]
  305. \s[3]
  306. Midir! No--|
  307. \s[-2]
  308.  
  309. \f[6|Munnir]\m[6|5]\w[8]\f[6|BrigandM-1]\fc[6|Verdane]\name[6|Brigand]
  310. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  311. That's all? Pathetic.|
  312.  
  313. \r[3]
  314. \s[3]
  315. Ah! Who--|
  316. \s[-2]
  317.  
  318. \m[1|2]\w[8]
  319. \s[2]
  320. Milady... You must flee... This man--|
  321. \s[-2]
  322. \f[2|nil]
  323. \sound[Collapse]
  324. \w[16]
  325.  
  326. \s[5]
  327. Go ahead, flee. We'll slaughter whoever\n
  328. else we find here who gets in our way.|\n
  329. Doesn't matter to me, 'Princess' Edain.|
  330.  
  331. \s[3]
  332. \e[3|2]
  333. \s[3]
  334. ... We surrender. No one else needs\n
  335. to be harmed for my sake. You win.|
  336.  
  337. \s[5]
  338. Excellent. A bit boring, but good all the\n
  339. same. You're quite the gem, did you know that?\n
  340. I think you're comin' home with me, dearie.|
  341.  
  342. \s[3]
  343. ... Just allow me to treat my knight's wounds--|
  344. \s[-2]
  345.  
  346. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  347. No. Don't mistake my mercy for\n
  348. weakness. Get a move on. Now.|
  349. \s[-2]
  350.  
  351. \f[3|nil]\f[6|nil]\w[16]
  352.  
  353. \f[1|Dimaggio]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  354. \s[2]
  355. What now, boss?|
  356.  
  357. \s[5]
  358. I'm headin' back home to Verdane.\n
  359. You and Gerrard are in charge.|
  360.  
  361. \s[2]
  362. Er, yes, sir...|
  363.  
  364. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  365. What's wrong? You scared of Chalphy's\n
  366. knights? Relax! I won't be long, and I'll\n
  367. bring Cimbaeth's lot along for the fun.|\n
  368. When I do, all Grannvale's our oyster.\n
  369. Even Belhalla ought to be easy pickings,\n
  370. what with nobody around to stop us!|\n
  371. The kingdom's all ours, boys!|
  372.  
  373. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  374. Heh... Yes... Yes! Leave it to us, boss!|
  375. \s[-2]
  376.  
  377. ## Intro 3
  378. \g[Plains]
  379. \f[5|Munnir]\m[5|4]\w[8]\b[4|2]
  380. \s[4]
  381. For the love of...|
  382. \s[-2]
  383.  
  384. \b[4|0]\m[4|4]\r[4]\w[4]
  385. Oi! Quit your dawdling!\n
  386. We don't have all day, y'know!|
  387. \s[-2]
  388.  
  389. \f[7|Edain]\m[7|6]\w[5]
  390. \s[6]
  391. ... ... ...|
  392. \s[-2]
  393.  
  394. ## Intro 4
  395. \g[Fortress]
  396. \f[2|Gerrard]\f[1|BrigandM-1]\fc[1|Verdane]\name[1|Brigand]
  397. \f[7|Munnir]\m[7|5]\w[8]
  398. \s[5]
  399. You there, cut the bridge! I'll have none\n
  400. of those Grannvale worms crossing over here!|
  401.  
  402. \s[1]
  403. Yes, sir.|
  404. \s[-2]
  405.  
  406. \f[1|nil]\w[8]
  407.  
  408. \s[2]
  409. Welcome back, Prince Munnir...|
  410.  
  411. \s[5]
  412. Oi, Gerrard. \f[6|Edain]\w[16]I'm going back to Marpha for\n
  413. now. You're in charge of the border. Stay\n
  414. sharp. We clear?|\m[5|5]\w[4] Hey! What're you lookin' at?!|
  415.  
  416. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  417. S-sorry, your lordship...\e[2|1] Who's\n
  418. that there dame you have?|
  419.  
  420. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  421. Oh, her? The spoils of war, m'boy! She's\n
  422. coming back to Marpha to marry me.|
  423.  
  424. \m[6|6]
  425. \s[6]
  426. W-what?|
  427.  
  428. \s[5]
  429. Whaddya think? A real keeper, eh?|
  430.  
  431. \s[2]
  432. She's lovely... Just looking at\n
  433. her's m-making me mouth water...|
  434.  
  435. \m[5|5]\e[5|2]
  436. \s[5]
  437. What the hell's wrong with you? You\n
  438. some kind of rabid beast?! Back off!|
  439.  
  440. \s[6]
  441. ... ... ...|
  442.  
  443. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  444. You'll have your pick of all Grannvale once\n
  445. we're done here. Keep it in your pants, damn it!|
  446.  
  447. \s[2]
  448. Y-yes, sir... Sorry, sir...|
  449. \s[-2]
  450.  
  451. \f[2|nil]
  452.  
  453. \w[8]
  454. \s[5]
  455. Yeesh. And he wonders why we keep him\n
  456. stationed at the border by himself...|
  457. \s[-2]
  458.  
  459. \f[5|nil]
  460. \w[16]
  461.  
  462. \s[6]\b[6|2]
  463. What animals... ...Gods above, I implore you,\n
  464. bestow upon these men a hint of human decency...|
  465. \s[-2]
  466. \w[8]
  467.  
  468. \f[2|Munnir]\m[2|3]\w[4]
  469. \s[3]
  470. Oi, what're you mumbling about now?|
  471.  
  472. \s[6]\b[6|0]
  473. Nothing that concerns you...|
  474.  
  475. \s[3]
  476. Well, get a move on, else Gerrard'll\n
  477. come back. And neither of us want that.|
  478. \s[-2]
  479.  
  480. ## Dimaggio Scene
  481. \g[Castle Outside]
  482. \f[5|Dimaggio]
  483. \s[5]
  484. All right, get to work, boys! Our next\n
  485. stop's Chalphy. Don't forget to milk the\n
  486. villages for all they got!|
  487. \s[-2]
  488.  
  489. ## Lex & Azelle scene
  490. \g[Mountains]
  491. \r[5]\f[5|Lex]\f[2|Azelle]\w[8]
  492. \s[2]
  493. It looks like we made it just in time, Lex.|
  494.  
  495. \s[5]
  496. Mm. And by the look of it, Sigurd's\n
  497. staring down the entire Verdane army\n
  498. with just a handful of men!|\n
  499. Bet he'll be glad for the help!|\r[5]\n
  500. But geez, Azelle, I can't believe I let\n
  501. you drag me into yet another mess like this.|
  502.  
  503. \s[2]
  504. With the war in Isaach going on, there's\n
  505. hardly anyone left to defend Grannvale.|\n
  506. Sigurd's few knights are all we have,\n
  507. and they're out here risking their lives\n
  508. on behalf of the entire country.|\b[2|2]\n
  509. I couldn't just leave them to die...|
  510.  
  511. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  512. Heh... We both know there's more\n
  513. to it than that. Come on, Azelle.|\b[2|0]\n
  514. What's the real reason we're here?|
  515.  
  516. \s[2]
  517. Er... I... I have no idea what you mean!|
  518.  
  519. \s[5]
  520. It's that Lady Edain of Yngvi, isn't it?|\n
  521. Come on, everybody knows you like her.\n
  522. You just came for her sake, didn't you?|
  523.  
  524. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  525. N-no! Of course not, you dolt!|
  526.  
  527. \s[5]
  528. Really? Then why's your face beet-red?\n
  529. Looks like somebody's got a giiiiiiirlfriend!|
  530.  
  531. \s[2]\e[2|2]\m[2|2]
  532. L-Lex, knock it off! Come on,\n
  533. we've wasted enough time.|
  534.  
  535. \s[5]
  536. Hahaha, got it.\e[2|0] Time to teach these\n
  537. Verdanite thugs a lesson or two!|
  538. \s[-2]
  539.  
  540. ## Quan Scene
  541. \g[Plains]
  542. \f[7|Quan]\m[7|5]\w[8]
  543. \s[5]
  544. Good, we aren't too late. I\n
  545. pray Sigurd is still unhurt.|
  546. \s[-2]
  547.  
  548. \f[2|Ethlyn]\w[4]
  549. \s[2]
  550. Mm. I'm sure my brother's doing just\n
  551. fine out here, but it won't be easy\n
  552. without a magic user in his ranks.|\n
  553. I want to do all I can as a healer\n
  554. to help out and save lives...|\b[2|2]\n
  555. Quan, I'm sorry I dragged you into this\n
  556. mess as well... I know Chalphy isn't my\n
  557. family anymore, now that we're married--|
  558.  
  559. \s[5]
  560. What are you talking about, Ethlyn?\b[2|0]\n
  561. Despite our marriage, Sigurd is your\n
  562. brother, and Chalphy is still your home.|
  563.  
  564. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  565. Really? Thank you so much for saying that.|
  566.  
  567. \s[5]
  568. There's no need for thanks, Ethlyn. Sigurd is\n
  569. every bit as important to me as he is you,\n
  570. remember? He is my brother-in-law now, after all.|
  571.  
  572.  
  573. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  574. Hmm... So, you really meant to say you\n
  575. came to see Sigurd for his sake not mine?|
  576.  
  577. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  578. W-what? No! Of course I... Er...|
  579.  
  580. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  581. I'm just teasing you, dear.|
  582. \s[-2]
  583.  
  584. \f[0|Finn]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  585. \s[1]
  586. Milord, milady, we should hurry. Lord Sigurd\n
  587. still awaits us on the battlefield just ahead.|
  588.  
  589. \s[5]
  590. Of course. Finn, you and I will take\n
  591. up the vanguard. Ensure none of the\n
  592. barbarians get close to Ethlyn.|
  593.  
  594. \s[1]
  595. Of course, Lord Quan.|
  596. \s[-2]
  597.  
  598. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  599. I can fight too, you know! I'll have you know\n
  600. I have some of the Holy Crusader blood in me!|
  601.  
  602. \s[5]
  603. Yes... But, I would prefer\n
  604. to see you remain unharmed.|
  605.  
  606. \s[2]
  607. Ah... True. Well, I will support from the rear!|
  608. \s[-2]
  609.  
  610. ## Sigurd Enters Chalphy
  611. ## But why would you even do this...?
  612. \g[Castle Gate]
  613. \f[2|Oifey]\f[5|Sigurd]
  614. \s[2]
  615. Sire, might I recommend stopping by the castle\n
  616. town once you're rested? To see you unharmed\n
  617. should help to calm and reassure your citizens.|
  618. \s[-2]
  619.  
  620. ## vs Dimaggio
  621. \f[1|Dimaggio]
  622. \s[1]
  623. So, you made it here, ya Grannvaleian cowards...|\n
  624. I, Lord Dimaggio, will finish you!|
  625.  
  626. ## Dimaggio defeated
  627. \f[1|Dimaggio]
  628. \s[1]
  629. Guh... No... This can't be!|
  630. \s[-2]
  631.  
  632. ## Village conversations
  633. ## Village 1
  634. \g[Village]
  635. \f[2|Villager_Man]\name[2|Villager]\fc[2|Chalphy]\f[7|Visitor]\m[7|6]\w[8]
  636. \s[2]
  637. Oh, thank the gods! We're saved!\n
  638. We can't thank you enough!|\n
  639. Here - the whole village did their\n
  640. part to raise some money for you.|\n
  641. It's not much, but we hope it helps\n
  642. out there. Be sure to lend the other\n
  643. villagers a hand, too.|\h
  644. I bet they'll be happy to\n
  645. help you out right back.|
  646. \s[-2]
  647.  
  648. ## Village 2
  649. \g[Village]
  650. \f[2|Villager_OldMan]\name[2|Villager]\fc[2|Chalphy]\f[7|Visitor]\m[7|6]\w[8]
  651. \s[2]
  652. Pay attention, kid! Weapons aren't\n
  653. created equal. See, swords best axes,\n
  654. axes best lances, and lances best swords.|\n
  655. This right here's why you've gotta use\n
  656. your head before you blunder into battle.|\n
  657. Speaking of battle, if you ever find\n
  658. yourself hurting out there, a chapel is the\n
  659. best place to go. It ain't free, though.|\n
  660. Every bit of health you regain there'll\n
  661. cost five gold pieces. But, you can't put\n
  662. a price on your health.|
  663. \s[-2]
  664.  
  665. ## Yngvi Captured
  666. \g[Castle Gate]
  667. \f[7|Sigurd]\m[7|5]\w[8]\e[5|2]
  668. \s[5]
  669. Damn it... Look at all of\n
  670. this...\b[5|2] Did we arrive too late?\n
  671. Are there any survivors?|
  672. \s[-2]
  673.  
  674. \f[0|Oifey]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  675. \s[1]
  676. Sire!\b[5|0] We found a someone collapsed\n
  677. in the hallway! They're injured, hurry!|
  678.  
  679. \s[5]
  680. What!? Edain, please don't let it be so...|
  681. \s[-2]
  682.  
  683. ## Scene 2
  684. \g[Dungeon]
  685. \f[6|Midir_Injured]\b[6|2]
  686. \f[0|Sigurd]\m[0|2]\w[8]
  687. \s[2]
  688. Edain are you--\m[2|2] Wait, Midir? Midir,\n
  689. hold on! What happened here?|
  690.  
  691. \b[6|0]\s[6]
  692. Uh... You... Lord Sigurd?|
  693.  
  694. \s[2]
  695. Are you all right, Midir? Where's Edain?!|
  696.  
  697. \s[6]
  698. ... I don't know... But, Munnir...|
  699.  
  700. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  701. Munnir... Of course. That's all I need to hear.|\n
  702. Midir, I'll do all I can to rescue her. You stay\n
  703. here, and rest up. We'll leave as soon as possible--|
  704.  
  705. \s[6]
  706. W-wait! Sir, please, I've got to help!|
  707. \s[-2]
  708.  
  709. \f[0|Ethlyn]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  710. \s[1]
  711. Not with wounds like that you won't.|
  712.  
  713. \s[2]
  714. Ethlyn?|
  715.  
  716. \s[1]
  717. Hello Lord Brother!|
  718.  
  719. \s[2]
  720. What are you doing here?|
  721.  
  722. \s[1]
  723. We're here to help you, of course!|
  724.  
  725. \s[2]
  726. Midir, please excuse me. But, Ethlyn, if\n
  727. you can patch him up with your staff,\n
  728. then he stands a fighting chance again.|
  729.  
  730. \s[6]
  731. Lord Sigurd... Thank you. I won't\n
  732. let Lady Edain down again!|
  733. \s[-2]
  734.  
  735. ## Base
  736.  
  737. ## Quan & Ethlyn Event
  738. \g[Courtyard]
  739. \f[5|Sigurd]\f[2|Quan]\f[1|Ethlyn]
  740. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  741. I can't believe it... You two are really here?|
  742.  
  743. \s[2]
  744. Of course. We heard about the Verdane\n
  745. attack and couldn't just leave you be.|
  746.  
  747. \s[1]
  748. It's such a relief to know you're okay.|
  749.  
  750. \s[5]
  751. Oh come now, did you really think I was\n
  752. about to lose to Verdane of all armies?|
  753.  
  754. \s[2]
  755. Chalphy sent many knights to assist in the\n
  756. Isaach-Granbellian war that's brewing.|
  757.  
  758. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  759. That's right! Let's face it, Sigurd, with\n
  760. someone like Edain in trouble, there's no way\n
  761. you wouldn't leap straight into a crisis!|
  762.  
  763. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  764. W-well...|
  765.  
  766. \s[1]
  767. With father away at war, I knew I had to\n
  768. come. Someone to save you from yourself.|
  769.  
  770. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  771. Heh heh. Wow, it feels as if I was\n
  772. getting this very lecture only yesterday!|\n
  773. I swear, after Mother passed away, it was\n
  774. you who single-handedly kept us in check.|
  775.  
  776. \s[1]\e[1|0]
  777. Well, someone had to.|
  778.  
  779. \s[5]
  780. Once you went off to marry Quan, we could've sworn\n
  781. that Father finally had a proper little lady for a\n
  782. daughter... But no, nothing's changed at all!|
  783.  
  784. \s[1]\m[1|1]\e[1|2]
  785. Hey!|
  786.  
  787. \s[2]
  788. Sigurd is only joking--|
  789.  
  790. \s[1]
  791. Sigurd, I'm only what you and Father\n
  792. made me! If I'm a fusspot, then it's\n
  793. squarely your fault!|\n
  794. Perhaps if the two of you\n
  795. hadn't been so unkempt...|
  796.  
  797. \s[5]
  798. Perhaps you're right. Listen, Ethlyn...\n
  799. We might not act like it, but everything\n
  800. you've done means the world to us.|\e[5|0]\n
  801. I'm so sorry for all the trouble\n
  802. I've always caused you... And thank\n
  803. you so much for coming.|
  804.  
  805. \s[1]\e[1|0]
  806. ... Hmph. I have a patient to attend to.|
  807. \s[-2]
  808.  
  809. \f[1|nil]\w[8]
  810.  
  811. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  812. Although, while I appreciate you being\n
  813. here too, Quan, what about Leonster?|\n
  814. Aren't your hands full there, keeping\n
  815. and eye on Thracia?|
  816.  
  817. \s[2]
  818. Oh, don't worry, we're taking the necessary\n
  819. precautions. That's why I only brought Finn.|\n
  820. The Lanceritter are all back at home,\n
  821. under Father's command, awaiting orders.|
  822.  
  823. \s[5]
  824. Is that so... Quan, I'm sorry for\n
  825. pulling you into this mess, too.|
  826.  
  827. \s[2]
  828. Sorry? Surely you jest, Sigurd?\n
  829. Don't you recall our old pledge?|
  830.  
  831. \s[5]
  832. Hm?|
  833.  
  834. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  835. Come now! How could you forget? All those\n
  836. years ago, when we were students at the\n
  837. Belhalla academy? You, me, and Eldigan.|\n
  838. Dear friends and fierce rivals in equal measure?|\n
  839. Surely you recall that night - talking late\n
  840. about our hopes and dreams, and pledging our\n
  841. aid to one another in times of need?|
  842.  
  843. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  844. Ah, of course! I remember it well.|
  845.  
  846. \s[2]
  847. Excellent. With both of us here, what hope could\n
  848. those Verdanite savages possibly have? Never forget,\n
  849. Sigurd. I'm here for you, now and forever.|
  850.  
  851. \s[5]
  852. I'm honored to have you as my sworn brother, Quan.|
  853. \s[-2]
  854.  
  855. ## Azelle & Lex
  856. ## Similar to the talk conversations
  857. \g[Hallway]
  858. \f[0|Lex]\m[0|2]\w[8]
  859. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  860. Ah! It's been a while, huh, Lord Sigurd?|
  861. \s[-2]
  862.  
  863. \f[5|Sigurd]
  864. \s[5]
  865. Lex, is that you? Good to see you!\n
  866. I take it you're here to help as well?|
  867.  
  868. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  869. Something like that... Azelle dragged\n
  870. me into this against my will. I swear,\n
  871. I can't say no to that twerp!|
  872.  
  873. \f[1|None]\name[1|???]
  874. \s[1]\x[Azelle]
  875. You said you wanted to come, I didn't\n
  876. force you to leave the castle!
  877.  
  878. \s[2]
  879. Ah, I've been found out.|
  880. \s[-2]
  881.  
  882. \f[1|nil]
  883. \f[0|Azelle]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  884. \s[1]
  885. Lord Sigurd! I'm so relieved\n
  886. to see you're unharmed.|
  887.  
  888. \s[5]
  889. Wait, Azelle? Azelle of Velthomer?\n
  890. What are you doing here?|
  891.  
  892. \s[2]
  893. He came rushing to save his--|
  894.  
  895. \s[1]
  896. Ahem! We came to fight against the\n
  897. Verdanite invasion. We won't let you down!|
  898.  
  899. \s[5]
  900. Of course! I appreciate the help. But, what\n
  901. of your brother, Lord Arvis? Is he alright\n
  902. with you being here helping out?|
  903.  
  904. \s[1]
  905. No... He's been tasked with command of\n
  906. the Royal Guard. He made it clear that\n
  907. I wasn't supposed to leave Belhalla at all.|
  908.  
  909. \s[5]
  910. I see... What about you, Lex? Does Lord\n
  911. Lombard know you've come here?|
  912.  
  913. \s[2]\m[2|2]\e[2|2]
  914. Oh, hell no! You know as well as I\n
  915. how much my father loathes yours.|\n
  916. There's no way he'd ever let me help\n
  917. House Chalphy, even if his life depended\n
  918. on it. I had to slip out behind his back.|
  919.  
  920. \s[5]
  921. Well, I'm grateful you did--|
  922.  
  923. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  924. Just so we're clear, Sigurd; I'm not here\n
  925. for you. Azelle's my best friend, and he\n
  926. really wanted to help. That's all.|
  927.  
  928. \s[5]
  929. I see...|
  930. \s[-2]
  931.  
  932. \f[2|nil]\w[8]
  933.  
  934. \s[1]
  935. Sorry about Lex...|
  936.  
  937. \s[5]
  938. it's fine. A bit harsh, but he still came\n
  939. and fought alongside us. I do wish our two\n
  940. families could make amends, but... Not yet.|
  941.  
  942. \s[1]
  943. ... Lord Sigurd, can I confess something?\n
  944. Not to add to your troubles, but...|
  945.  
  946. \s[5]
  947. What is it, Azelle?|
  948.  
  949. \s[1]
  950. It's Arvis... I know this is a dreadful thing to\n
  951. say, but to be honest, I'm terrified of Arvis...|\n
  952. Sometimes, when I'm around him, I... I\n
  953. feel as if I'm only a nuisance to him.|
  954.  
  955. \s[5]
  956. Is that right... Well, whatever your reasons, I'm\n
  957. just glad that you're here, Azelle. You're more\n
  958. than welcome to stay for as long as you want.|\n
  959. You're no nuisance to me, that I can say confidently.|
  960.  
  961. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  962. Thank you, sir!|
  963. \s[-2]
  964.  
  965. ## Similar to the manga
  966. \g[Hallway]
  967. \f[5|Sigurd]\f[2|Lex]\f[1|Azelle]
  968. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  969. Azelle, Lex, thanks for coming.|\n
  970. If you guys hadn't come, who knows\n
  971. what state we'd be in right now.|
  972.  
  973. \s[1]
  974. It's no problem! We're also\n
  975. grateful of being of some help.|\e[1|3]\n
  976. But, the one I'm really worried\n
  977. about is Edain... Those Verdane savages...|
  978.  
  979. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  980. You're being really honest with\n
  981. yourself, Azelle. It's like this,\n
  982. Lord Sigurd, you see this guy--|
  983.  
  984. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  985. Shut up!|
  986.  
  987. \s[2]
  988. Okay, okay! Sheesh!|
  989.  
  990. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  991. ... Azelle, does Lord Arvis know\n
  992. about your wish to join my army?|
  993.  
  994. \s[1]\e[2|0]\e[1|3]
  995. ... No. Well, I... I consulted him about\n
  996. it, but he wouldn't allow me to go.|\n
  997. But, even if he said no, I still felt\n
  998. I had to help out in some way. I'm sorry.|
  999.  
  1000. \s[5]
  1001. There's nothing to apologize\n
  1002. for. It was your convictions.|\n
  1003. I won't ask what inspires you,\n
  1004. but without them, no soldiers can\n
  1005. achieve victory in a battle.|
  1006.  
  1007. \s[1]
  1008. My... convictions...|
  1009.  
  1010. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  1011. Additionally, we don't have a mage\n
  1012. in our group, so it would be a big\n
  1013. help if you were to join us.|\e[1|1]\n
  1014. I imagine Lord Arvis will eventually\n
  1015. find out and speak to me about it...\n
  1016. But, you have nothing to worry about.|
  1017.  
  1018. \s[1]
  1019. Thank you, very much!|
  1020.  
  1021. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  1022. Although, I'm surprised to see you,\n
  1023. Lex. Your father, Lord Lombard, does\n
  1024. not... hold my father in high regard.|
  1025.  
  1026. \s[2]
  1027. Yeah... Father is the kind of guy who will\n
  1028. take offense to anything. Especially now, with\n
  1029. Prince Kurth relying on Lord Byron so much.|\e[2|1]\n
  1030. But, to be rank, none of that matters to me.|
  1031.  
  1032. \s[5]
  1033. Well, that's good to hear--|
  1034.  
  1035. \s[2]
  1036. But, that doesn't mean I came for your sake.|
  1037.  
  1038. \s[1]\e[1|2]
  1039. Lex! That's so rude!|
  1040.  
  1041. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  1042. But, it's true...|
  1043.  
  1044. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  1045. Haha, you haven't changed a bit,\n
  1046. have you? Regardless of your reasons,\n
  1047. I'm glad you made the trip with Azelle.|
  1048.  
  1049. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  1050. The twerp's my best friend,\n
  1051. I had no choice.|
  1052.  
  1053. \s[1]\m[1|1]
  1054. Oh, come on, Lex!|
  1055. \s[-2]
  1056.  
  1057. ## Evening
  1058. \g[Dungeon]
  1059. \f[4|Ethlyn]\r[4]\f[6|Midir]
  1060. \w[16]
  1061. \f[0|Sigurd]\m[0|2]\w[4]
  1062. \s[2]
  1063. Midir, you're up.|
  1064.  
  1065. \r[4]\s[4]
  1066. Of course! My staff can\n
  1067. perform miracles after all.|
  1068.  
  1069. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  1070. I'm grateful for that, Ethlyn.|
  1071.  
  1072. \s[6]
  1073. It's good to see you, Lord Sigurd.|
  1074.  
  1075. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  1076. Tomorrow morning, we'll cross the\n
  1077. Grandbell border into Verdane.|\n
  1078. Evans castle is our target. Hopefully,\n
  1079. we'll locate Edain and bring her home.|\n
  1080. Are you still wanting to fight?|
  1081.  
  1082. \s[6]
  1083. Of course! I.. I must apologize to\n
  1084. Lady Edain for my weakness. Please,\n
  1085. allow me to join you in battle.|
  1086.  
  1087. \s[2]
  1088. Of course. Thank you, Midir.|
  1089. \s[-2]
  1090.  
  1091. ## Battle 2 Start
  1092. \g[Castle Front]
  1093. \f[5|Sigurd]
  1094. \s[5]
  1095. Oifey, are we ready to depart?|
  1096.  
  1097. \s[2]
  1098. Yes, sire. All of our soldiers\n
  1099. are here and ready to follow orders.|
  1100.  
  1101. \s[5]
  1102. Excellent. Our target is Evans castle!|
  1103. \s[-2]
  1104.  
  1105. ## Evans, Gerrard Scene
  1106. \g[Castle]
  1107. \f[2|Gerrard]
  1108. \s[2]
  1109. What's that signal? ...Chalphy's army on the move?|
  1110. \s[-2]
  1111.  
  1112. \f[5|BrigandM-1]\fc[5|Verdane]\name[5|Brigand]\f[6|ThiefM-1]\fc[6|Verdane]\name[6|Thief]
  1113. \s[6]
  1114. Looks like it...|
  1115.  
  1116. \s[2]
  1117. Stupid Dimaggio screwed up. I told\n
  1118. Prince Munnir he was just a fool!|
  1119.  
  1120. \s[5]
  1121. 'Gardless, he's not gonna like this...|
  1122.  
  1123. \s[2]
  1124. Seems we're going back to Grandbell,\n
  1125. then. Boy's get that bridge back up!\n
  1126. Get a move on!|
  1127.  
  1128. \s[6]
  1129. Dammit... More unnecessary work to do...|
  1130. \s[-2]
  1131.  
  1132. ## Arvis Arrives off screen
  1133. \g[Carriage]
  1134. \f[5|Arvis]
  1135. \s[5]
  1136. Sigh. How much longer to Yngvi?|
  1137.  
  1138. \f[2|Filat]
  1139. \s[2]
  1140. We should reach it by the evening, Sir.|
  1141.  
  1142. \s[5]
  1143. For heaven's sake. If it weren't for\n
  1144. his Royal Highness's orders, I wouldn't\n
  1145. have come to such a remote place.|\n
  1146. I hardly expected to see Chalphy struggle\n
  1147. so much against simple barbarians.|\b[5|2]\n
  1148. Sigurd... Is this all you've amounted to?|
  1149.  
  1150. \s[2]
  1151. Hmm? The carriage has stopped...|\n
  1152. Lord Arvis could it be that...?|
  1153.  
  1154. \s[5]\b[5|0]
  1155. Hmm? Ah, we've visitors, do we?|
  1156. \s[-2]
  1157.  
  1158. \f[5|nil]
  1159. \w[8]
  1160. \m[2|3]\w[8]
  1161. \s[3]
  1162. W-wait, Lord Arvis--|
  1163. \s[-2]
  1164.  
  1165. ## Arvis leaves carriage
  1166. \g[Plains]
  1167. \f[5|Arvis]
  1168. \f[2|TheifM-1]\fc[2|Verdane]\name[2|Thief]
  1169. \f[1|BrigandM-1]\fc[1|Verdane]\name[1|Brigand]
  1170. \s[5]
  1171. I am Duke Arvis, commander of the\n
  1172. Imperial Guard. Were you aware of this\n
  1173. before you attacked this carriage?|
  1174.  
  1175. \s[1]
  1176. Stop stalling! We're the Verdane army!\n
  1177. If you value your life, then hand over\n
  1178. everything you have and surrender!|
  1179.  
  1180. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  1181. Oh dear, is that so?|
  1182.  
  1183. \s[2]
  1184. What the hell are you blabbering\n
  1185. on about? Do you want to die!?|
  1186.  
  1187. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  1188. On the contrary, you filthy\n
  1189. savages...\b[5|0]\e[5|0] Do you?|
  1190.  
  1191. ## Arvis vs Brigand
  1192. \f[6|Arvis]
  1193. \s[6]
  1194. By the blood of my ancestors, Fjalar, I\n
  1195. command thee! Let our blood ripen into flames.|
  1196. Dragon of the heavens, formed by fire,\n
  1197. come forth! Valflame! Incinerate them!|
  1198. \s[-2]
  1199.  
  1200. ## group of verdanites get blown away
  1201.  
  1202. \g[Plains]
  1203. \f[5|Filat]
  1204. \s[5]
  1205. By the Gods... Lord Arvis...|
  1206. \s[-2]
  1207.  
  1208. \f[2|Arvis]
  1209. \s[2]
  1210. Is something wrong, Filat?|
  1211.  
  1212. \s[5]
  1213. No... As expected of you, wiping\n
  1214. out an entire search party at once...|
  1215.  
  1216. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  1217. Hmph. The divine flames of Fjalar\n
  1218. completely destroy any in its path.|\e[2|0]\n
  1219. But still, this was nothing but\n
  1220. child's play... The brigands came\n
  1221. from the west, did they not?|
  1222.  
  1223. \s[5]
  1224. It appears so, not from the south.|
  1225.  
  1226. \s[2]
  1227. Then Sigurd must be heading towards the\n
  1228. border castle. Let us meet him there.|
  1229. \s[-2]
  1230.  
  1231. ## Vs Gerrard
  1232. \f[1|Gerrard]
  1233. \s[1]
  1234. Grannvale dogs... Damn you!|
  1235. \s[-2]
  1236.  
  1237. ## Midir vs Gerrard
  1238. \f[1|Gerrard]\f[6|Midir]\e[6|2]
  1239. \s[1]
  1240. W-wait, you're using arrows!\n
  1241. You coward! Face me like a--|
  1242.  
  1243. \s[6]
  1244. Shut up! Where is Lady Edain?\n
  1245. Bring her back this instance!|
  1246. \s[-2]
  1247.  
  1248. ## Gerrard defeated
  1249. \f[1|Gerrard]\e[1|1]
  1250. \s[1]
  1251. Too bad for you... That\n
  1252. dame of yours ain't here.\n
  1253. Prince Munnir's got her.|\m[1|1]\e[1|0]\n
  1254. Hrrk!|
  1255. \s[-2]
  1256.  
  1257. ## Village 3
  1258. \g[Village]
  1259. \f[5|Villager_OldWoman]\name[5|Villager]\fc[5|Yngvi]\f[0|Visitor]\m[0|1]\w[8]
  1260. \s[5]
  1261. Oh? You came to save us? I was so sure this\n
  1262. was the end! Take this little trinket. It's\n
  1263. the least I can do. They call them Speedwings.|\n
  1264. Give them to someone you think could use\n
  1265. some extra speed! Go on, try it out! Your\n
  1266. enemies'll be too slow to hit you!|
  1267. \s[-2]
  1268.  
  1269. ## Village 4
  1270. \g[Village]
  1271. \f[5|Villager_OldMan]\name[5|Villager]\fc[5|Yngvi]\f[0|Visitor]\m[0|1]\w[8]
  1272. \s[5]
  1273. The master archers of House Yngvi all bear descent\n
  1274. from the archery god, Ullr. Our noble duke, Lord Ling,\n
  1275. has twin daughters as well as a younger son.|\n
  1276. Well, I should say had... Alas, the duke\n
  1277. lost one of the girls to pirates, years\n
  1278. and years ago... She was just a little lass...|
  1279. \s[-2]
  1280.  
  1281. \s[5]
  1282. Anyway, Lady Edain's still resides here,\n
  1283. but the son Lord Andrey is away with his\n
  1284. lord father on the Isaach campaign.|\n
  1285. Rumor has it, though, that the two aren't\n
  1286. getting along well now that the boy's grown...|
  1287. \s[-2]
  1288.  
  1289. ## Village 5
  1290. \g[Village]
  1291. \f[5|Villager_Woman]\name[5|Villager]\fc[5|Chalphy]\f[0|Visitor]\m[0|1]\w[8]
  1292. \s[5]
  1293. The lords of this land, House Chalphy,\n
  1294. have been revered as most magnificent\n
  1295. swordsmen for generations.|\n
  1296. It's no wonder, being that they bear the\n
  1297. bloodline of Baldr, the god of light of old.|\n
  1298. Those Verdane thugs are lucky Lord Byron\n
  1299. isn't around with his holy sword, Tyrfing.\n
  1300. They wouldn't stand a chance!|
  1301. \s[-2]
  1302.  
  1303. ## Outro 1
  1304. ## Naoise alive
  1305. \g[Castle Gate]
  1306. \f[1|Oifey]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  1307. \f[5|Sigurd]\w[4]
  1308. \s[2]\e[2|3]
  1309. Sire, we've completed our search\n
  1310. of the castle... Lady Edain is\n
  1311. nowhere to be found.|
  1312.  
  1313. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  1314. Damn it, damn them! Where could she be?|
  1315. \s[-2]
  1316.  
  1317. \f[0|Naoise]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  1318. \s[1]
  1319. I'll interrogate any survivors, Lord Sigurd.|
  1320.  
  1321. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  1322. Thank you, Naoise. Let me know when\n
  1323. they've revealed Edain's location.|
  1324.  
  1325. \s[1]
  1326. Of course.|
  1327. \s[-2]
  1328.  
  1329. \f[1|nil]
  1330. \w[16]
  1331.  
  1332. \s[2]
  1333. ... It seems likely the barbarians\n
  1334. took her further into Verdane territory.\n
  1335. I hope she's all right...|
  1336.  
  1337. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  1338. Gah...\b[5|1] I won't let them get away with this...|\e[5|2]\b[5|0]\n
  1339. They can run, but until they surrender\n
  1340. Edain, they won't escape my wrath!|
  1341. \s[-2]
  1342.  
  1343. ## Arden alive
  1344. \g[Courtyard]
  1345. \f[4|Arden]\w[8]
  1346. \s[4]
  1347. Huh? Oh! Y-you're Lord Arvis!|
  1348. \s[-2]
  1349.  
  1350. \f[0|Arvis]\m[0|2]\w[4]
  1351. \s[2]
  1352. That I am. Lord Sigurd is within the\n
  1353. castle, yes? I wish to speak with him.|
  1354.  
  1355. \s[4]
  1356. Of course! Right away, Duke!|
  1357. \s[-2]
  1358.  
  1359. \f[4|nil]\w[16]
  1360.  
  1361.  
  1362. ## Arden dead
  1363. \g[Courtyard]
  1364. \f[4|Oifey]\w[8]
  1365. \s[4]
  1366. Lord Arvis of House Velthomer?|
  1367. \s[-2]
  1368.  
  1369. \f[0|Arvis]\m[0|2]\w[4]
  1370. \s[2]
  1371. That I am. Lord Sigurd is within the\n
  1372. castle, yes? I wish to speak with him.|
  1373.  
  1374. \s[4]
  1375. Of course! I'll let him know you're here.|
  1376. \s[-2]
  1377.  
  1378. \f[4|nil]\w[16]
  1379.  
  1380. ## Part 2
  1381. \g[Chamber]
  1382. \f[5|Sigurd]\f[0|Arvis]\m[0|2]\w[8]
  1383. \s[5]
  1384. Lord Arvis?|
  1385.  
  1386. \s[2]
  1387. It has been a while, Lord Sigurd.|
  1388.  
  1389. \s[5]
  1390. It's good to see you unharmed. I trust\n
  1391. you managed to evade any skirmishes?|
  1392.  
  1393. \s[2]
  1394. Hmm, not quite. I ran into a group of\n
  1395. Verdane soldiers. It appeared they were\n
  1396. heading towards this castle, but....|\n
  1397. You need not worry about them any longer.|
  1398.  
  1399. \s[5]
  1400. Well enough. How is the campaign\n
  1401. against Isaach faring?|
  1402.  
  1403. \s[2]
  1404. The outcome has already been decided.\n
  1405. Your father will probably be among the\n
  1406. ones making their triumphant return home.|
  1407.  
  1408. \s[5]
  1409. ... Don't you find this a little strange?|
  1410.  
  1411. \s[2]
  1412. What do you mean? Lord Byron's return?|
  1413.  
  1414. \s[5]
  1415. No, no, I mean the war itself. The campaign\n
  1416. is a result of Isaach's invasion of Dahna,\n
  1417. which is allied with the Grandbell empire.|\n
  1418. However, the Isaachian royal family bears\n
  1419. the blood of the cursader Od, and follow\n
  1420. the way of the holy sword Balmung.|\n
  1421. For fellow descendants of the Twelve Crusaders,\n
  1422. who overthrew the Loptrian Empire at that\n
  1423. very spot in ancient times with the Miracle...|\n
  1424. Why would they slaughter innocent people?\n
  1425. It just doesn't make sense... How could they\n
  1426. commit such an atrocity on a holy city?|
  1427.  
  1428. \s[2]
  1429. ... More than a hundred years have passed\n
  1430. since the Holy war. If historical facts\n
  1431. can become legends during that time...|\n
  1432. Who's to say that Holy blood can't also\n
  1433. become tainted in that same time frame?|
  1434.  
  1435. \s[5]
  1436. ... ... ...|
  1437.  
  1438. \s[2]
  1439. We must ensure this does not happen to any of\n
  1440. the lords of Grandbell. As followers of Naga,\n
  1441. the Light Dragon who protects the royal family.|\n
  1442. His Highness, Prince Kurth, is grateful for you\n
  1443. defending our great empire with vigilance.|
  1444.  
  1445. \s[5]
  1446. Of course...|
  1447. \s[-2]
  1448.  
  1449. \s[2]
  1450. Filat, if you would. I would present Lord\n
  1451. Sigurd the gift his Majesty has sent with us.|
  1452. \s[-2]
  1453.  
  1454. \f[0|Filat]\m[0|1]\w[5]
  1455. \s[1]
  1456. If you would, Lord Sigurd, please accept\n
  1457. this Silver Sword from His Majesty.|
  1458.  
  1459. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  1460. W-what? Such a precious gift... for me?|
  1461.  
  1462. \s[1]
  1463. Indeed. His Majesty is highly pleased\n
  1464. with your efforts and thus proclaimed your\n
  1465. ordinance as a holy knight of the realm.|
  1466.  
  1467. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  1468. Congratulations, Lord Sigurd. From now on,\n
  1469. you will fight not only for Chalphy, but\n
  1470. in the name of the Grandbell royal crown.|
  1471.  
  1472. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  1473. I am truly honored by this... I, Sigurd of\n
  1474. Chalphy, hereby pledge my undying fealty to\n
  1475. both His Majesty, and to the Grandbell kingdom.|
  1476.  
  1477. \s[1]
  1478. From here, it is imperative that you hold\n
  1479. Evans. We can ill afford to lose such a\n
  1480. valuable defensive point to the enemy.|\n
  1481. You and your men shall be handsomely paid\n
  1482. for your service. Provided, of course,\n
  1483. that our territory survives unscathed.|
  1484.  
  1485. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  1486. Of course, I won't let you down.|
  1487.  
  1488. \s[2]
  1489. Excellent. Best of luck, Lord Sigurd.\n
  1490. Grannvale expects every man to do his duty.|
  1491. \s[-2]
  1492.  
  1493. ## Outro 2
  1494. ## Azelle is alive
  1495. \g[Hallway]
  1496. \f[2|Arvis]\f[5|Sigurd]
  1497. \s[2]
  1498. Oh, Sigurd, there was one more thing. About\n
  1499. Azelle... We had a bit of a disagreement,\n
  1500. and he ran off without saying anything to me.|
  1501.  
  1502. \s[5]
  1503. If you're asking about his whereabouts, he's\n
  1504. currently a part of my army. Truthfully, if not\n
  1505. for his strength, we may not have won today.|
  1506.  
  1507. \s[2]
  1508. I see... Then I need not say more. I had\n
  1509. hoped that my advice to Azelle in Behalla\n
  1510. would have kept him from coming this way...|\n
  1511. But, alas. I leave him in your hands. The two\n
  1512. of us may have different mothers, but Azelle\n
  1513. is still my little brother. Teach him well.|\n
  1514. Now then, I shall return to the capital.|
  1515.  
  1516. \s[5]
  1517. Lord Arvis, is it really all right for\n
  1518. you to not see Azelle before you go?|
  1519.  
  1520. \s[2]
  1521. As much as I would like to... I must refrain.|\n
  1522. If I see him, I'll just revert to my 'fatherly\n
  1523. habits', and scold him for his behavior.|\n
  1524. Now, I'm entrusting this crisis to you, Sigurd.|
  1525.  
  1526. \s[5]
  1527. Of course. I'll escort you out.|
  1528. \s[-2]
  1529.  
  1530. \f[5|nil]\f[2|nil]\w[32]
  1531.  
  1532. \f[6|Azelle]
  1533. \s[6]
  1534. ... ... ...|
  1535. \s[-2]
  1536.  
  1537. ## Outro 2
  1538. ## Azelle is dead
  1539. \g[Hallway]
  1540. \f[2|Arvis]\f[5|Sigurd]
  1541. \s[2]
  1542. Oh, Sigurd, there was one more thing. About\n
  1543. Azelle... We had a bit of a disagreement,\n
  1544. and he ran off without saying anything to me.|\n
  1545. Is my brother here within your army?|
  1546.  
  1547. \s[5]\e[5|3]
  1548. I meant to tell you earlier, but.. he...|
  1549.  
  1550. \s[2]
  1551. He's dead, isn't he?|
  1552.  
  1553. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  1554. I'm so sorry, Lord Arvis. I... I\n
  1555. couldn't do a thing to save him.|
  1556.  
  1557. \s[2]
  1558. I see... Then I need not say more. I had\n
  1559. hoped that my advice to Azelle in Behalla\n
  1560. would have kept him from coming this way...|\b[2|2]\n
  1561. Oh Azelle... you careless fool...|
  1562.  
  1563. \s[5]\b[5|0]
  1564. I will take you to see him before you go.|
  1565.  
  1566. \s[2]\e[2|3]\b[2|0]
  1567. Of course. Thank you.|
  1568. \s[-2]
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