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Chapter 4

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  1. ## World Map
  2. Respecting Hector’s last wishes, Roy made his way west toward Ostia.
  3.  
  4. On the way, he passed through Laus, a Lycian territory governed by Lord Eric, Marquess Laus.
  5.  
  6. With calm meadows and clear streams, Laus seemed peaceful at first glance. However, Roy was to discover a dark conspiracy that would shake the very foundation of the Lycia Alliance…
  7.  
  8. Respecting Hector's dying request, Roy made his way west. Intent on reaching Lilina, Roy keeps a steady pace toward Ostia. On his way there, Roy passes through the territory of Laus, governed by Lord Erik. At a glance, Laus is a peaceful territory with vast meadows and clear streams. Beneath this beauty, however, lies treachery and great skullduggery...
  9.  
  10. ## Intro 1
  11. \g[Castle]
  12. \f[1|Erik]\m[1|2]\w[5]
  13. \s[2]
  14. Ah, welcome, General Narcian.|
  15. \s[-2]
  16.  
  17. \f[5|Narcian]
  18. \s[5]
  19. Lord Erik. I don't think I've yet praised\n
  20. your wisdom in joining Bern. Most of your\n
  21. countrymen were intent on upholding tradition.|
  22. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  23. Thank you, sire.\b[2|0] Ancient vows and moldy\n
  24. traditions are nothing more than a burden\n
  25. anyway. Our future is with Bern.|
  26. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  27. You, my friend, are wise beyond your years.\e[5|0]\n
  28. Now, where is that gift you promised me?\n
  29. Don't tell me I came all the way here for naught.|
  30. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  31. Ah, yes! She is in her quarters.\n
  32. She is exceedingly naive, you see.|\e[2|1]\n
  33. When I told her she could meet her brother,\n
  34. she cooperated without question.|
  35. \s[-2]
  36.  
  37. \r[2]
  38. \s[2]
  39. You there! Bring in the girl!|
  40.  
  41. \f[2|nil]
  42.  
  43. \event
  44.  
  45. \w[16]
  46.  
  47. \f[1|Clarine]\m[1|2]
  48. \w[16]
  49. \s[2]
  50. What is this hall?\r[2] Klein?\r[2] Where are you, Brother?|
  51. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  52. Welcome, Lady Clarine.|
  53.  
  54. \s[2]\r[2]
  55. Hmm? Who might you be?|
  56.  
  57. \s[5]
  58. I am Narcian, one of Bern's three Wyvern Generals.\n
  59. My lovely little lass, I think you will enjoy my\n
  60. company more than your brother's... Hm hm hm...|
  61.  
  62. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  63. Heh...\b[2|2]\m[2|2] Ha ha ha!|
  64.  
  65. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  66. Er, what? Why do you laugh?|
  67.  
  68. \s[2]\b[2|0]
  69. You compare yourself to my brother?\n
  70. Please! You think too highly of yourself.|\e[2|0]\n
  71. Your garb, your hair - even your speech...\n
  72. All a painfully obvious guise to hide your\n
  73. true lowborn face. It's embarrassing.|
  74.  
  75. \s[5]\e[5|2]\m[5|5]
  76. Lowborn?! Me?! You would compare ME to a peasant?!|
  77.  
  78. \s[2]
  79. Oh, heavens no. I would sooner compare\n
  80. you to a filthy, disease-ridden mutt!|
  81.  
  82. \s[5]
  83. Y-you vile girl!! I'll see you suffer--|
  84. \s[-2]
  85.  
  86. \event
  87. \f[6|Zeiss]
  88. \s[6]
  89. General Narcian, we just received word that\n
  90. Castle Araphen was retaken by the enemy!|
  91. \s[-2]
  92.  
  93. \m[5|4]\r[4]\w[5]
  94. \s[4]
  95. What?! Impossible! What of Slater?|
  96.  
  97. \s[6]
  98. Err... His whereabouts are unknown, sire. The enemy\n
  99. is reported to be Roy, son of Marquess Pherae.|
  100.  
  101. \s[2]
  102. Oh, boo. Are you little plans falling apart?|
  103.  
  104. \r[4]\s[4]
  105. Silence!!!|
  106.  
  107. \m[2|2]\w[8]
  108. \s[2]
  109. ......|
  110.  
  111. \s[4]\b[4|2]
  112. Accursed interruptions!\b[4|0] Lord Erik,\f[1|Erik] lock\n
  113. the girl in a cell. I will give her the\n
  114. pleasure of my company when I return!|
  115. \s[-2]
  116.  
  117. \m[1|1]\w[8]\m[2|2]
  118. \s[2]
  119. Get your hands off of me!\n
  120. What do you think you are\n
  121. doing!? I am count Reglay's--|
  122. \s[-2]
  123. \f[2|nil]
  124. \w[8]
  125.  
  126. \r[4]
  127. \s[4]
  128. Zeiss, blockade the highroad from Ostia. This\n
  129. Roy might just pass by. I want his head!|
  130.  
  131. \s[6]
  132. Yes, sire!|
  133. \s[-2]
  134.  
  135. \f[6|nil]
  136.  
  137. \s[4]\r[4]\e[4|0]\b[4|2]
  138. ... Forgive my temperament, Lord Erik.\b[4|0]\n
  139. I trust I can leave the rest to you.|
  140.  
  141. \s[1]
  142. Of course... Roy will not pass through Laus.|
  143.  
  144. \s[4]
  145. He'd better not.|
  146. \s[-2]
  147.  
  148. \f[4|nil]
  149.  
  150. \w[16]
  151.  
  152. ## Intro 2
  153. \g[Castle]
  154. \f[2|Erik]
  155. \s[2]
  156. ...\e[2|1] Ha ha ha ha... Watch from\n
  157. beyond the grave, Hector, you wretch!|\n
  158. You and Eliwood thought of yourselves\n
  159. as untouchable, now look at you! One\n
  160. dead the other a foot in the ground.|\n
  161. I'll be sure to send Roy there as well.|
  162. \s[-2]
  163.  
  164. ## Scene 1
  165. \g[Hill]
  166. \f[2|Merlinus]
  167. \s[2]
  168. Master Roy! It appears Laus plans to\n
  169. stand in our a path to Ostia.|
  170.  
  171. \f\[6|Roy]\m[6|5]\w[5]
  172. \s[5]
  173. What? Why would they do that?|
  174.  
  175. \s[2]
  176. It appears Marquess Erik has sided with Bern...|
  177.  
  178. \s[5]
  179. This can't be happening...\b[5|2] without Lord\n
  180. Hector, the Lycian Alliance is crumbling...|
  181.  
  182. \s[2]
  183. To be fair, Master Roy, Laus was never\n
  184. a territory Lord Hector or your father\n
  185. had very much faith in to start.|
  186.  
  187. \s[5]\b[5|0]
  188. Still! We are all Lycians!\m[5|5] How does he\n
  189. not see past his petty rivalries!?|
  190.  
  191. \s[2]
  192. That is something you will have to\n
  193. ask him yourself, Master Roy...|
  194. \s[-2]
  195.  
  196. \f[2|nil]
  197.  
  198. \w[16]
  199.  
  200. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  201. Ugh...|
  202. \s[-2]
  203.  
  204. \f[6|Guinivere]
  205. \s[6]
  206. Is something wrong, Roy?|
  207.  
  208. \s[2]\b[2|0]
  209. It's... nothing, Princess. Nothing\n
  210. out of the ordinary, at least.|
  211.  
  212. \s[6]
  213. Hmm?|
  214.  
  215. \s[2]
  216. Lord Hector, Lord Erik, and my father all\n
  217. studied together in the Lycian Academy.|\n
  218. However, they never got along, at it seems\n
  219. that Lord Erik never let it go and is\n
  220. using it as a reason to turn traitor.|
  221.  
  222. \s[6]
  223. Oh... I'm sorry. Some people are just\n
  224. unable to see past their differences.|
  225.  
  226. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  227. But why?! Can't he see the greater good?!\n
  228. Bern will destroy us all, Laus included!|
  229.  
  230. \s[6]\e[6|3]
  231. Ah... I suppose you are right with that.|
  232.  
  233. \s[2]
  234. I didn't mean you...|
  235.  
  236. \s[6]\e[6|2]
  237. No, you speak the truth. My brother really\n
  238. will destroy everything if left unchecked.\n
  239. Allying with him only delays the inevitable.|
  240.  
  241. \s[2]
  242. ... Or accelerates it.|
  243.  
  244. \s[6]\e[6|0]
  245. As harsh as this sounds, Roy, if this man\n
  246. is willing to turn against his countrymen,\n
  247. he is not giving you much of a choice.|
  248.  
  249. \s[2]
  250. Right...\r[2] All right, all troops! Assemble!\n
  251. If Laus wants to stand in our way, we must\n
  252. push past them! We must reach Ostia!|
  253. \s[-2]
  254.  
  255. \f[2|nil]
  256.  
  257. \s[6]
  258. Good luck, Roy.|
  259. \s[-2]
  260.  
  261. ## Clarine Scene
  262. \g[Prison]
  263. \r[5]\f[5|Clarine]\e[5|2]
  264. \s[5]
  265. They will pay dearly for this treatment...\n
  266. How dare they treat someone like me\n
  267. like some sort of plaything!?|
  268. \s[-2]
  269.  
  270. \f[1|None]\name[1|???]
  271. \s[1]
  272. ...Hey.|
  273.  
  274. \r[5]\m[5|5]\e[5|0]
  275. Ack! Who's there?!|
  276. \s[-2]
  277.  
  278. \f[1|nil]\f[1|Rutger]\w[16]
  279. \s[1]
  280. I'm a mercenary hired by Lord Erik.\n
  281. He wants to see you. Now.|
  282.  
  283. \s[5]\r[5]\b[5|2]
  284. I will not. I refuse to meet\n
  285. with such churlish people.|
  286.  
  287. \s[1]\b[1|2]
  288. ... ...\b[1|0] Just get over here.|
  289. \s[-2]
  290.  
  291. \m[1|2]\w[8]\m[5|4]\r[4]\w[16]\m[4|4]
  292. \s[4]
  293. Let go! You will regret this!\n
  294. Do you have any idea who I am?!|
  295.  
  296. \s[2]
  297. ... ... ...|
  298.  
  299. \s[5]
  300. Let go, I say!|
  301. \s[-2]
  302.  
  303. ## Rutger Scene
  304. \g[Dungeon]
  305. \r[2]\f[2|Rutger]\f[6|Clarine]\m[6|5]\m[5|5]\e[5|2]\w[8]
  306. \s[5]
  307. Let go! Let go, I say--|
  308.  
  309. \s[2]\r[2]
  310. Shut up. You won't be able to make\n
  311. a clean escape making all that noise.|
  312.  
  313. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  314. How dare you speak to--\e[5|0]\n
  315. Hold! Escape?! Then you're...|
  316.  
  317. \s[2]
  318. I prepared a horse for you out\n
  319. back under a tree. Take it and go,\n
  320. while everyone's distracted.|
  321.  
  322. \s[5]
  323. ... ... Why are you helping me?|
  324.  
  325. \s[2]
  326. ... I'm not. I'm helping myself.\n
  327. I despise Bern with all my soul.|
  328.  
  329. \s[5]
  330. Er... With all your soul?|
  331.  
  332. \s[2]\r[2]
  333. ...Never mind. Forget it.|
  334.  
  335. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  336. Saying that only piques my curiosity further.|
  337.  
  338. \s[2]
  339. I don't care. Time is short. Hurry!|
  340.  
  341. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  342. ... Hmp! Fine!|
  343. \s[-2]
  344.  
  345. ## Clarine Escape
  346. \g[Hill]
  347. f[2|Clarine]
  348. Why I never! Such a boorish man! This\n
  349. is a battlefield! A proper gentleman\n
  350. would escort a lady to her mansion!|\b[2|2]\n
  351. Well, it's hardly of concern now. Sigh,\b[2|0]\n
  352. I only came here to see my brother,\n
  353. and now look at the mess I'm in...|\n
  354. What am I to do now?|
  355. \s[-2]
  356.  
  357. ## Pirates
  358. \g[Shore]
  359. \f[5|PirateM-0]\fc[5|Bandit]
  360. \w[16]
  361. \f[3|PirateM-1]\fc[3|Bandit]
  362. \s[5]
  363. Oi! Boss! Look o'er there! Fightin'!|
  364.  
  365. \s[3]\r[3]\e[3|1]
  366. Heh... Foolish nobility. Always\n
  367. involved in some petty dispute.|
  368. \s[-2]
  369.  
  370. \r[3]
  371. \s[3]
  372. 'Course, you'll 'ear no complaints from us.\n
  373. Turmoil's 'ow we make a living. Heh heh heh...|
  374. \s[-2]
  375.  
  376. ## Erik Scene
  377. \g[Castle]
  378. \f[2|Erik]
  379. \s[2]
  380. Where is that mercenary--\n
  381. Ah, there you are!|
  382. \s[-2]
  383.  
  384. \f[6|Rutger]
  385. \s[6]
  386. What do you want?|
  387.  
  388. \s[2]
  389. We need some backup. Take some\n
  390. troops and prepare for battle.|
  391.  
  392. \s[6]
  393. ... ... ...|
  394.  
  395. \s[2]
  396. Are you deaf? Go and fight!|
  397.  
  398. \s[6]
  399. I heard you.\r[6] I'll leave when I'm ready.|
  400. \s[-2]
  401.  
  402. \f[6|nil]
  403. \w[32]
  404. \s[2]
  405. Tsk. Not the amiable sort, is he? If\n
  406. his sword arm is as skilled as the\n
  407. rumors say, though, then it's no matter.|
  408. \s[-2]
  409.  
  410. ## Rutger Arrives
  411. \g[Hill]
  412. \f[6|Rutger]
  413. ... ... ...|
  414.  
  415.  
  416. ## Talk Clarine Roy
  417. \g[Fields]
  418. \f[1|Clarine]\m[1|2]\w[5]
  419. \s[2]
  420. Pardon me, you there!|
  421. \s[-2]
  422.  
  423. \f[5|Roy]
  424. \s[5]
  425. Me?|
  426.  
  427. \s[2]
  428. Do you see anyone else?\n
  429. You are the leader of this\n
  430. little... group, are you not?|
  431.  
  432. \s[5]
  433. I am.|
  434.  
  435. \s[2]
  436. Most convenient. Very well then.\n
  437. You will protect me.|
  438. \s[-2]
  439.  
  440. \f[2|nil]
  441. \w[16]
  442.  
  443. \m[5|5]\s[5]
  444. Wait, what? Excuse me?|
  445. \s[-2]
  446.  
  447. \f[2|Clarine]
  448. \s[2]
  449. Are you hard of hearing? I said that\n
  450. you are going to protect me from harm.|
  451. \s[-2]
  452.  
  453. \f[6|Merlinus]
  454. \s[6]\m[6|6]
  455. Mind your mouth, young lady!|
  456.  
  457. \s[2]\b[2|2]\r[2]
  458. Away with you, peasant.\n
  459. I was not addressing you.|
  460.  
  461. \s[6]\m[6|6]
  462. What?! Who do you think-|
  463.  
  464. \s[5]\b[5|2]
  465. Sigh... Calm yourself, Merlinus...\b[5|0]\n
  466. It looks like she's being pursued\n
  467. by the castle's soldiers.|\n
  468. That's why she wants us to\n
  469. guard her. Right?|
  470.  
  471. \s[2]\b[2|0]\r[2]\m[2|2]
  472. Um, yes! That is correct...|
  473.  
  474. \s[6]
  475. Im...impudent child! We can't simply\n
  476. accept any useless girl into our army!|
  477.  
  478. \s[2]
  479. Ahem! You may call me Lady Clarine,\n
  480. peasant. And I am not useless! I can\n
  481. use staves to heal wounded allies.|
  482.  
  483. \s[5]
  484. So, you'll help us fight?|
  485.  
  486. \s[2]
  487. ... If that's what it takes.\r[2]\b[2|2]\n
  488. I suppose I can't simply demand\n
  489. protection without any kind of payment.|
  490.  
  491. \s[5]
  492. Thanks, we appreciate it! Our enemy is\n
  493. Bern, so we need everyone we can get.\n
  494. I'm Roy. Pleased to meet you, Lady Clarine.|
  495. \s[-2]
  496.  
  497. \f[5|nil]
  498.  
  499. \s[6]
  500. Bah.|
  501. \s[-2]
  502. \f[6|nil]
  503.  
  504. \s[2]\r[2]\b[2|0]
  505. The pleasure is all- Ahem!\n
  506. Did he say Roy? Didn't that mutt\n
  507. mention someone named Roy...?|\n
  508. Ah, whatever. Let's focus on\n
  509. the issue at hand.|
  510.  
  511. ## Talk Clarine Rutger
  512. \g[Fields]
  513. \f[6|Clarine]\m[6|5]\w[8]
  514. \s[5]
  515. Oh! It's you... Boorish man!|
  516. \s[-2]
  517.  
  518. \f[2|Rutger]
  519. \s[2]
  520. What? You're still here?|
  521.  
  522. \s[5]\e[5|2]\m[5|5]
  523. "Still here?" You abandoned me in the\n
  524. middle of a battlefield you miserable oaf!|\n
  525. How can you have the nerve to say that?!\n
  526. I could have been killed!|
  527.  
  528. \s[2]
  529. I guess you're lucky you're still\n
  530. alive then. Good for you. ... Did\n
  531. you want something or can I go now?|
  532.  
  533. \s[5]
  534. You are so frustrating! I shan't allow\n
  535. you to abandon me twice. A gentleman\n
  536. must take responsibility for his actions.|
  537.  
  538. \s[2]
  539. Responsibility? For what? I saved\n
  540. you from that twisted sadist.\n
  541. I did my duty, leave me alone.|
  542. \s[-2]
  543.  
  544. \f[2|nil]
  545.  
  546. \m[5|4]\w[5]\s[4]
  547. Not so fast! If a gentleman rescues a lady,\n
  548. he must also escort her to her mansion!|\n
  549. In what fairy tale does some...\n
  550. barf of a man abandon his princess?|
  551.  
  552. \f[1|Rutger]
  553. \s[1]
  554. ... What in the world are you on about?|
  555.  
  556. \s[4]
  557. Besides, you said you "despise Bern with all\n
  558. your soul." If you ask me, you'd be better of\n
  559. joining us. We'll be fighting Bern, you know.|
  560. \s[-2]
  561.  
  562. \m[1|2]\w[5]\s[2]
  563. What? Wait! Is that true?|
  564. \s[-2]
  565.  
  566. \m[4|5]\w[5]
  567. \s[5]
  568. Slow down!|
  569.  
  570. \s[2]
  571. Is that army you're in really going to challenge Bern?|
  572.  
  573. \s[5]
  574. Yes... The leader, Floyd or whatever\n
  575. his name was, told me himself.|
  576.  
  577. \s[2]
  578. ... ... Fine.|
  579.  
  580. \s[5]
  581. "Fine"? What is that supposed to mean?|
  582.  
  583. \s[2]
  584. Fine, I'll join your army. Satisfied?|
  585.  
  586. \s[2]
  587. Ah... I suppose.|
  588.  
  589. \s[5]
  590. Bye.|
  591. \s[-2]
  592. \f[5|nil]
  593.  
  594. \m[2|3]\w[8]
  595. \s[3]
  596. Wait! My protection is more important\n
  597. than fighting Bern! Come back!|
  598. \s[-2]
  599.  
  600. \f[3|nil]
  601.  
  602. ## Village 1: Antitoxin
  603. \g[Village]
  604. \f[2|Visitor]\f[5|Villager_ChemistF]
  605. \s[5]
  606. 'Round these parts, a lot of the soldiers\n
  607. and bandits have been dipping their weapons\n
  608. in poison. It's some nasty stuff.|\n
  609. If you get hit by it, you'll take extra\n
  610. damage by any other weapon soaked in the\n
  611. venom, and you'll take damage over time.|\n
  612. I've developed an antidote after some\n
  613. testing. It... should work without any\n
  614. side effects. ... What? It should!|
  615. \s[-2]
  616.  
  617. ## Old Village 1: Door Key
  618. Village: "If you don't have a thief, you won't be able to open chests and doors. Only a thief can use lockpicks. But I have a key called the door key, which can open any door if anyone uses it. You should thank me." (Door Key received!)
  619.  
  620. ## Village 2: Steel Sword
  621. \g[Village]
  622. \f[2|Visitor]\f[5|Villager_CraftsmanM]
  623. \s[5]
  624. Everyone here is your ally. We're not about to\n
  625. abandon the land in which we were born in and\n
  626. change sides because of our foolish marquess.|\n
  627. Please, take this treasured sword. Lord Erik\n
  628. was the one who purchased my services, but I'd\n
  629. prefer if you used it to strike him down.|
  630. \s[-2]
  631.  
  632. ## Village 3: Angelic Robe
  633. \g[Village]
  634. \f[5|Visitor]\f[2|Villager_FarmerF]
  635. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  636. I can't believe this war is happening...\b[2|0]\n
  637. Under Bern's leadership, we will definitely wither.|\n
  638. Here is something that will help you stand longer.\n
  639. Think carefully before using it, but don't let it\n
  640. gather dust in your storage wondering who to give it to.|
  641. \s[-2]
  642.  
  643. ## House E
  644. \g[House]
  645. \f[1|Visitor]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  646. \f[5|Villager_TravelerF]
  647. \s[5]
  648. I don't like the look of those forts across\n
  649. the river... Looks like the perfect place for\n
  650. some pirates to come out of and raid the towns.|\n
  651. Not all of them will attack villages, only the\n
  652. ones with pyres in their hands. Y'know, to\n
  653. light the place up in flames.|\n
  654. Make sure you check the inventories so you\n
  655. know who to prioritize! Last thing you want\n
  656. to do is waste time chasing the wrong bandits.|
  657. \s[-2]
  658.  
  659. ## House M
  660. \g[House]
  661. \f[1|Visitor]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  662. \f[5|Villager_ApprenticeM]
  663. \s[5]
  664. In the Laus army, there are mounted soldiers\n
  665. who use bows. They're soldiers from Sacae,\n
  666. tribesmen who wander Elibe like nomads.|\n
  667. Everyone wants their military might nowadays...\n
  668. They're agile and some I hear can even\n
  669. maintain their gallop after attacking.|\n
  670. The strongest are known to switch weapons\n
  671. when attacked to never be at a disadvantage!|
  672. \s[-2]
  673.  
  674. ## House W
  675. \g[House]
  676. \f[6|Visitor]\m[6|5]\w[8]
  677. \f[2|Villager_ElderM]
  678. \s[2]
  679. You've mastered the weapon triangle, right?\n
  680. Well, there are weapons known as Reaver weapons,\n
  681. that flip the relationship on its head!|\n
  682. And, special Gemstone weapons will increase\n
  683. the advantages and disadvantages gained\n
  684. from having the upper hand or not!|
  685. \s[-2]
  686.  
  687. ## Vs Erik
  688. \f[1|Erik]
  689. \s[1]
  690. You fools are bound down by\n
  691. moldy, old tradition!|\n
  692. Allow me to teach you\n
  693. the way of the world!|
  694. \s[-2]
  695.  
  696. ## Roy Vs Erik
  697. \f[6|Roy]\f[1|Erik]
  698. \s[6]
  699. Lord Erik, the battle is over! Surrender!|
  700.  
  701. \s[1]
  702. Surrender? To you, the son of Eliwood?\n
  703. I'd rather die than bow to you!|
  704.  
  705. \s[6]
  706. Lord Erik, this has nothing to do\n
  707. with my father or Lord Hector!\n
  708. We are Lycians, we need to stand--|
  709.  
  710. \s[1]
  711. You know nothing, Roy. Bern is the\n
  712. new ruler of Elibe. You either accept\n
  713. that, or get out of the way.|
  714.  
  715. \s[6]
  716. ... You won't listen to reason. Why?\n
  717. Why are you forcing me to do this?!|
  718.  
  719. ## Erik Defeated
  720. \f[1|Erik]
  721. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  722. Ha...ha ha... Fools... There\n
  723. is no future for...those...|\b[1|1]\n
  724. who oppose... absolute power...|\b[1|2]\n
  725. Hector... Eliwood... I curse your names...|
  726. \s[-2]
  727.  
  728. ## Outro 1
  729. \g[Hill]
  730. \r[2]\f[2|Roy]
  731. \s[2]
  732. ... ... ...|
  733. \s[-2]
  734.  
  735. \f[6|Merlinus]
  736. \m[6|5]\w[5]
  737. \s[5]
  738. Master Roy! The remaining soldiers\n
  739. from Laus are retreating. Master Roy?|
  740.  
  741. \s[2]
  742. Thank you. Tell everyone to get some rest.|
  743.  
  744. \s[5]
  745. Er... What of the fleeing soldiers?\n
  746. Shall we pursue them?|
  747.  
  748. \s[2]
  749. No, let them run. The battle is\n
  750. over. No one else needs to die.|
  751.  
  752. \s[5]
  753. ... Yes, milord.|
  754. \s[-2]
  755.  
  756. \f[5|nil]
  757.  
  758. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  759. What is happening to my country...?|
  760. \s[-2]
  761.  
  762. ## Outro 2
  763. \g[Camp-Night]
  764. \f[6|Guinivere]\m[6|5]\w[8]
  765. \s[5]
  766. Roy... Are you still awake?|
  767.  
  768. \f[2|Roy]
  769. \s[2]
  770. I am...|
  771.  
  772. \s[5]
  773. What is it? What's wrong?|
  774.  
  775. \s[2]
  776. ... I never would have thought Lord Erik would\n
  777. truly turn his back on Lycia. I thought the\n
  778. Lycian League's bond was stronger than this.|
  779.  
  780. \s[5]
  781. But earlier, you said...|
  782.  
  783. \s[2]
  784. Sigh... I was angry, and I wanted\n
  785. him to just see reason and join us.\n
  786. But he... refused. Preferred to die.|
  787.  
  788. \s[5]\e[5|3]\b[5|2]
  789. ...I apologize.|
  790.  
  791. \s[2]
  792. No, Princess, you have nothing to apologize for!\b[5|0]\n
  793. It's my fault for not realizing how strained the\n
  794. league truly was before it all fell apart...|
  795.  
  796. \s[5]
  797. Still, it was my brother who helped\n
  798. push this destruction along. I bear\n
  799. some responsibility as his sister.|
  800.  
  801. \s[2]\r[2]
  802. I would prefer to aim my blame at him then...|
  803. \s[-2]
  804.  
  805. \event
  806.  
  807. \r[2]
  808. \s[2]
  809. We'll now proceed west towards Ostia.\n
  810. But, now we know that even the other\n
  811. marquesses can't be trusted.|\n
  812. With Lord Hector gone, I fear there may\n
  813. be no peaceful end for this war.|
  814.  
  815. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  816. I see...|
  817.  
  818. \s[2]
  819. Princess, do you plan on returning\n
  820. to Bern? Obviously the peace talks\n
  821. you wanted to initiate can't happen.|\n
  822. If you need anything--|
  823.  
  824. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  825. No, please allow me to stay,\n
  826. if it would not be a burden.|
  827.  
  828. \s[2]
  829. You, a burden? Never! But,\n
  830. why do you wish to stay?|
  831.  
  832. \s[5]
  833. I told you, Roy, my brother is wrong.\n
  834. He needs to be stopped; he is pulling\n
  835. the dragons into a human war.|\n
  836. If he thinks this is how he can\n
  837. free the world, I must stop him.|
  838.  
  839. \s[2]
  840. Free the world?|
  841.  
  842. \s[5]
  843. Yes, he has always been obsessed with\n
  844. "liberating the world." He said that's\n
  845. the true purpose of this war.|
  846.  
  847. \s[2]
  848. What does that mean? What is he so desperate\n
  849. to liberate the world from that he would\n
  850. readily sacrifice the lives of so many?|
  851.  
  852. \s[5]
  853. I do not know... My brother is not so power-hungry\n
  854. that he would attempt to conquer the world.|\n
  855. I'm sure he believes strongly in what he's\n
  856. done to Elibe. Regardless, that doesn't excuse\n
  857. the violence he has caused...|
  858.  
  859. \s[2]
  860. Princess Guinivere...|
  861.  
  862. \s[5]
  863. I'm sorry, I should let you rest.\e[5|1] Here\n
  864. I am shouldering my burdens on you yet\n
  865. again. I will make my travel preparations.|
  866.  
  867. \s[2]
  868. All right, then.|
  869. \s[-2]
  870.  
  871. \f[5|nil]
  872.  
  873. \w[16]
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