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Chapter 11B

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  1. ## Intro
  2. \g[Ship]
  3. \loc[Ocean]\w[16]
  4. \f[5|TroubadourF-1]\fc[5|West2]\name[5|Valkyrie]
  5. \w[8]
  6. \f[2|MageM-2]\fc[2|West2]\name[2|Mage]
  7. \f[1|MonkM-1]\fc[1|West2]\name[1|Monk]
  8. \s[5]
  9. What a journey...\w[15] It is almost\n
  10. over I hope,\w[5] correct?|
  11.  
  12. \s[1]
  13. Should be...\w[15] Have you heard from Lord\n
  14. Gaunes,\w[5] though?\w[20] I thought he would\n
  15. be up here checking the shoreline.|
  16.  
  17. \s[5]
  18. He's a busy man,\w[5] let him be.\w[15] One of us\n
  19. can just let him know when we arrive.|
  20.  
  21. \s[2]
  22. I suppose that's true...\w[15] Hmm...|
  23.  
  24. \s[1]
  25. What is it?|
  26.  
  27. \s[2]
  28. Nothing...\w[15] I'm just being paranoid;\w[5]\n
  29. feel free to ignore me.|
  30.  
  31. \s[5]
  32. No,\w[5] no;\w[5] you cannot just say nothing!\w[20]\n
  33. Tell us.\w[15] What is on your mind?|
  34.  
  35. \s[2]
  36. ...\w[15] It's just that last I heard from him,\w[5]\n
  37. he said he would be checking the lower\n
  38. decks to ensure everything was in order.|\n
  39. But,\w[5] I haven't seen him since then.|
  40.  
  41. \s[5]
  42. Perhaps he is still checking?|
  43.  
  44. \s[2]
  45. He isn't...\w[15] Because I thought the\n
  46. same and went looking for him.|\n
  47. He wasn't there.\w[15] But,\w[5] I did see\n
  48. signs of a struggle...|
  49.  
  50. \s[1]
  51. Has someone infiltrated the ship!?\w[20]\n
  52. We must inform the captain at once!|
  53.  
  54. \s[2]
  55. ...\w[15] You're right.\w[15] Let me do that.\w[15] I apologize\n
  56. for not mentioning this earlier.\w[15] I didn't\n
  57. know what to make of it all.|
  58. \s[-2]
  59.  
  60. \f[2|nil]
  61. \w[16]
  62.  
  63. \s[5]
  64. If there are intruders on the ship,\w[5] we\n
  65. must ensure the safety of ourselves,\w[5] as\n
  66. well as Lord Gaunes as soon as possible.|
  67.  
  68. \s[1]
  69. We should tell the soldiers we brought with\n
  70. us to be on high alert until we land...\n
  71. There's no telling what may be going on.|
  72.  
  73. \s[5]
  74. Indeed...\w[15] I will inform them\n
  75. their work begins now.|
  76. \s[-2]
  77.  
  78. ## Intro 2
  79. \g[TownGate]
  80. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Merlina]\w[8]\f[5|Viviane]
  81. \s[2]
  82. I have to say, when you said you\n
  83. knew a shortcut, I wasn't expecting\n
  84. it to save us this much time.|\n
  85. We might even catch up with\n
  86. Kronos at this rate.|
  87.  
  88. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  89. What can I say; I know Caerleon\n
  90. better than a bunch of cultists.|
  91.  
  92. \s[1]
  93. I don't think we've been spotted yet\n
  94. either, we can get the jump on them\n
  95. and foil their plans with Kameloth.|
  96.  
  97. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  98. About that... Didn't you all say Kameloth\n
  99. was the reason you were sent here in the\n
  100. first place? Is it wise to anger them?|
  101.  
  102. \s[2]
  103. Honestly? Probably not, but I'm not going to\n
  104. sit idly by when Kronos is part of the picture.|\n
  105. Whether or not all of Kameloth is involved or\n
  106. just a select group, I want to know the truth.|\n
  107. I also want to know just what Kronos is\n
  108. planning. They've a whole operations set up\n
  109. here, and it can't be for anything good.|
  110.  
  111. \s[1]
  112. I wonder how Pellinore's trip is going\n
  113. then... Do you think he's in danger?|
  114.  
  115. \s[5]
  116. Pellinore?|
  117.  
  118. \s[1]
  119. He's our friend, leading the other group\n
  120. up the eastern side of Caerleon... We were\n
  121. supposed to meet with a Kamelothian lord.|
  122.  
  123. \s[2]
  124. Pellinore will be fine, I trust in his and\n
  125. Eliza's abilities to keep themselves safe.|\n
  126. In the meantime, let's get our bearings in\n
  127. order. We have the element of surprise, but\n
  128. we don't know how many we're up against.|
  129.  
  130. \s[5]
  131. Right...|
  132. \s[-2]
  133.  
  134. ## Scene 1
  135. \loc[Augusta]\w[32]
  136. \g[Village]
  137. \f[2|Geryon]\w[16]
  138. \f[5|KnightM-0]\fc[5|Kronos2]\name[5|Knight]\f[6|SorcererM-1]\fc[6|Kronos]\name[6|Warlock]\w[8]
  139. \s[2]
  140. Well?\w[20] Where are those Kamelothians?|
  141.  
  142. \s[5]
  143. We're not sure,\w[5] they must have been\n
  144. delayed by the storm a few days ago...|
  145.  
  146. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  147. The stupid one Ismenia caused?\w[20]\b[2|2]\n
  148. Why am I tormented by her...|
  149. \s[-2]
  150.  
  151. \w[16]
  152.  
  153. \b[2|0]\e[2|0]\m[2|2]
  154. \s[2]
  155. Stop standing around me and head\n
  156. back to the docks to wait for them.\w[15]\n
  157. I want to be done with this mission.|
  158.  
  159. \s[5]
  160. Right...|
  161.  
  162. \s[2]
  163. And tell the mercenaries we hired to keep\n
  164. their eyes open.\w[15] The last thing we need\n
  165. is a third party crashing the scene.|
  166. \s[-2]
  167.  
  168. ## Turn 1 (Stirling)
  169. \g[TownRoad]
  170. \r[5]\f[5|Stirling]
  171. \s[5]
  172. Augusta at last...\w[15]\r[5] This is the spot\n
  173. where the cultists were making their\n
  174. little deal with Kameloth,\w[5] correct?|
  175. \s[-2]
  176.  
  177. \w[16]
  178.  
  179. \f[2|Ywain]
  180. \s[2]
  181. According to what we found\n
  182. in their fortress,\w[5] yeah.\w[15] Let's make\n
  183. our way to the docks and avoid--|
  184.  
  185. \s[5]
  186. Avoid what? We fight!\e[5|2] The evil\n
  187. must be purged for its misdoings!|\n
  188. What do we gain from dodging them?\n
  189. Is that not why we rushed here in\n
  190. the first place? To confront Kronos?!|
  191.  
  192. \s[2]
  193. I understand your anger,\w[5] Stirling,\w[5]\n
  194. but if we attack,\w[5] Kronos might just\n
  195. flee.\w[15] We need to interrupt the shipment.|\n
  196. And since there's no ship here yet, our\n
  197. best move is to wait until--|
  198.  
  199. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  200. I saw the receipts Kronos had in their\n
  201. little office. They will not be fleeing.|
  202.  
  203. \s[2]
  204. Receipts?\w[20] What are you talking about?|
  205.  
  206. \s[5]
  207. They're running out of money,\w[5] as well\n
  208. as materials for their experiments. Seems\n
  209. whatever they're doing is bleeding them dry.|
  210.  
  211. \s[2]
  212. Ah...\w[15] So as long as we can disrupt\n
  213. this exchange,\w[5] we can seriously mess\n
  214. with their supply chain...|\b[2|2]\n
  215. Where have I heard that before...|
  216.  
  217. \s[5]
  218. Now, there's no time to waste!\b[2|0]\w[20]\n
  219. Come,\w[5] friends!\w[20] Allies!\w[20] Comrades!\w[20]\n
  220. We must seek out the rot that is\n
  221. Kronos and rip it from the earth!|
  222. \s[-2]
  223.  
  224. \f[5|nil]\w[16]
  225.  
  226. \s[2]
  227. ...\w[15] Yeah,\w[5] what he said.|
  228. \s[-2]
  229.  
  230. ## Scene 2 (No Stirling)
  231. \g[TownRoad]
  232. \r[2]\f[2|Ywain]
  233. \s[2]
  234. All right, everyone, let's make our way\n
  235. to the docks to avoid their attention.|
  236. \s[-2]
  237.  
  238. \w[16]
  239.  
  240. \f[6|Angelsey]\m[6|5]\w[8]
  241. \s[5]
  242. Lord Ywain,\r[2] I don't mean to overstep, but\n
  243. I think this is an unnecessary precaution.|
  244. \s[-2]
  245.  
  246. \s[2]
  247. If we jump to attack now,\w[5] Kronos\n
  248. could just flee,\w[5] ruining our chances at\n
  249. getting any information from them.|
  250.  
  251. \s[5]
  252. Actually,\w[5]they can't afford to not\n
  253. have their shipment from Kameloth.|
  254.  
  255. \s[2]
  256. Hmm?\w[20] What do you mean?|
  257.  
  258. \s[5]
  259. Essentially,\w[5] Kronos has been using a\n
  260. lot of resources to operate in Caerleon.|\n
  261. They're running out of money,\w[5] as well\n
  262. as materials for their experiments.|\n
  263. We noticed this from some of the notes\n
  264. in the fortress. They won't leave.|
  265.  
  266. \s[2]
  267. Ah...\w[15] So as long as we can disrupt\n
  268. this exchange,\w[5] we can seriously mess\n
  269. with their supply chain...|\b[2|2]\n
  270. Where have I heard that before...|
  271. \s[-2]
  272.  
  273. \w[16]
  274.  
  275. \s[2]\b[2|0]
  276. Whatever,\w[5] it doesn't matter.\w[15]\n
  277. Let's move,\w[5] people!\w[20] Search the\n
  278. town,\w[5] and take down Kronos!|
  279. \s[-2]
  280.  
  281. ## Turn 1
  282. \g[Village]
  283. \f[2|Geryon]\w[16]
  284. \f[6|SorcererM-1]\fc[6|Kronos]\name[6|Sorcerer]\m[6|5]\w[5]
  285. \s[5]
  286. Lord Geryon, I have news--|
  287.  
  288. \s[2]\b[2|1]
  289. Bad news, I assume.|
  290.  
  291. \s[5]
  292. Er... Yes... We've received a report\n
  293. that the mercenaries are clashing with\n
  294. an unknown force at the edge of town.|
  295.  
  296. \s[2]\b[2|0]
  297. Couldn't they wait?\w[20] Why now!?\n
  298. Why must everyone get in my way!?|
  299. Whatever, let the mercenaries fight\n
  300. it out, our concern is the delivery.|\n
  301. Inform me when the ship arrives, and do\n
  302. not disturb me otherwise. Understood?|
  303.  
  304. \s[5]
  305. Understood.|
  306. \s[-2]
  307.  
  308. \f[5|nil]
  309. \w[16]
  310.  
  311. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  312. How far have we fallen that we require\n
  313. the gold and resources from a criminal\n
  314. such as Lord Vannes...\w[15] Despicable.|\b[2|1]\n
  315. Lord Typhon,\w[5] I hope you know what you're\n
  316. doing.\w[15]\b[2|0] The last thing we should be doing\n
  317. is wasting our time in mortal affairs.|
  318. \s[-2]
  319.  
  320.  
  321. ## Trasq
  322. \g[Village]
  323. \f[5|Trasq]\w[8]
  324. \s[5]
  325. Fighting? At this hour? I was told this\n
  326. was supposed to be a quick and easy job...|\n
  327. Just my luck, I suppose. Bad enough my\n
  328. leads have all dried up, now this too?|
  329. \s[-2]
  330.  
  331. \m[5|5]\e[5|2]\w[16]
  332. \s[5]
  333. One for the road,\w[5] eh?|
  334. \s[-2]
  335.  
  336. ## Ship Arrives
  337. \g[TownRoad]
  338. \f[3|SorcererM-1]\fc[3|Kronos]\name[3|Warlock]\w[16]
  339. \s[3]
  340. That must be the ship now.\w[15] All that's\n
  341. left is to complete the exchange of\n
  342. goods.\w[15] You two,\w[5] come here!|
  343. \s[-2]
  344. \w[16]
  345.  
  346. \f[5|CavalierM-1]\fc[5|Kronos]\name[5|Cavalier]\f[6|CavalierF-1]\fc[6|Kronos]\name[6|Cavalier]\w[16]
  347.  
  348. \s[3]
  349. You -\w[10] inform Lord Geryon that the\n
  350. ship has arrived.\w[15] Make haste!|
  351. \s[-2]
  352.  
  353. \s[6]
  354. Yes,\w[5] sir.|
  355. \s[-2]
  356.  
  357. \f[6|nil]\w[16]
  358. \s[5]
  359. And me?|
  360.  
  361. \s[3]
  362. Speak with the captain or whomever is\n
  363. in charge of the ship and let them\n
  364. know where Lord Geryon will be waiting.|\n
  365. The man we're looking for should be\n
  366. somewhere below decks waiting for you.|\n
  367. Bring him to the meeting location.|
  368.  
  369. \s[5]
  370. Understood.|
  371. \s[-2]
  372.  
  373. ## Noble Talk
  374. \g[Ship]
  375. \f[5|TroubadourF-1]\fc[5|West2]\name[5|Valkyrie]
  376. \w[8]
  377. \f[2|MageM-2]\fc[2|West2]\name[2|Mage]
  378. \f[1|MonkM-1]\fc[1|West2]\name[1|Monk]
  379. \s[5]
  380. We have arrived in Augusta at last, it\n
  381. seems. Has anyone located Lord Gaunes?|
  382.  
  383. \s[1]
  384. No, our soldiers are still scouring the ship...|
  385.  
  386. \s[5]
  387. Sigh. Well, we cannot complete the\n
  388. deal without him, so we wait here.|
  389.  
  390. \s[2]
  391. I do wonder,\w[5] though...\w[15] These men\n
  392. we hired to take us here...\w[15] Something\n
  393. about them is oddly familiar to me.|\n
  394. They have an emblem on them -\w[10] a\n
  395. crown of sorts.\w[15] I feel as if I have\n
  396. heard something about that before.|
  397.  
  398. \s[1]
  399. Lord Gaunes had no qualms with them,\w[5]\n
  400. I see no reason to speculate about it now.|
  401.  
  402. \s[5]
  403. I agree!\w[20] ...\w[15] Although,\w[5] if they did plan on\n
  404. robbing us,\w[5] we have already arrived at\n
  405. our destination.\w[15] They are slow to act.|
  406.  
  407. \s[2]
  408. I suppose that's true.|
  409.  
  410. \s[1]
  411. Those Kronos folk are supposed\n
  412. to be here,\w[5] correct?\w[20] We should\n
  413. lower the planks so they know we--|
  414.  
  415. \s[5]
  416. Hold that thought.\w[15] Listen -\w[10] do you\n
  417. hear that?\w[20] The sounds of battle.|
  418.  
  419. \s[2]
  420. Why now,\w[5] at this hour?|
  421.  
  422. \s[5]
  423. I am unsure,\w[5] but let us\n
  424. sit and wait for a moment.|
  425. \s[-2]
  426.  
  427. \g[Ship]
  428. \f[6|Branor]
  429. \s[6]
  430. ...\w[15] ...\w[15] ...|
  431. \s[-2]
  432.  
  433. ## Lower Bridges
  434. \g[Ship]
  435. \f[5|TroubadourF-1]\fc[5|West2]\name[5|Valkyrie]
  436. \w[8]
  437. \s[5]
  438. You!\w[20] Soldiers!\w[20] Lower the bridges,\w[5]\n
  439. it seems our clients require our\n
  440. assistance.\w[15] Go,\w[5] defend them!|\n
  441. And someone, locate Lord Gaunes! How\n
  442. difficult can it be to find one man!?|
  443. \s[-2]
  444.  
  445. ## Geryon Talk
  446. \g[Village]
  447. \f[6|CavalierF-1]\fc[6|Kronos]\name[6|Cavalier]
  448. \m[6|5]\w[8]
  449. \s[5]
  450. Lord Geryon!\w[20] The Kamelothians\n
  451. have arrived at the harbor.|
  452. \s[-2]
  453.  
  454. \f[2|Geryon]
  455. \s[2]
  456. About time they showed up.\w[15]\n
  457. And the client?\w[20] Where is he?|
  458.  
  459. \s[5]
  460. I'm not sure,\w[5] I was just told to\n
  461. inform you that the ship is here.|\n
  462. The other rider will take Lord Gaunes\n
  463. to the designated meeting location.|
  464.  
  465. \s[2]
  466. Hmm,\w[5] well enough for now.\n
  467. Any news on who's attacking us?|
  468.  
  469. \s[5]
  470. None yet,\w[5] but given we've heard nothing\n
  471. from Lady Ismenia,\w[5] this could be the\n
  472. same group who attacked her last week.|
  473.  
  474. \s[2]
  475. Right.\w[15] Well,\w[5] no matter.\w[15] They're not\n
  476. important right now.\w[15] Troubles for later.|
  477. \s[-2]
  478.  
  479. ## Geryon Leaves
  480. \g[Village]
  481. \f[2|Geryon]
  482. \f[5|CavalierF-1]\fc[5|Kronos]\name[5|Cavalier]
  483. \f[6|SorcererM-1]\fc[6|Kronos]\name[6|Sorcerer]
  484. \s[2]
  485. The ship is here,\w[5] so I'm leaving for the\n
  486. meeting place.\w[15] You lot,\w[5] make sure the\n
  487. army in the south doesn't follow me.|\n
  488. Kill them,\w[5] subdue them,\w[5] it doesn't matter.|\n
  489. Once I return,\w[5] we'll decide what to do\n
  490. with their broken remains.|
  491. \s[-2]
  492.  
  493. ## Kronos Kameloth Talk
  494. \g[Ship]
  495. \f[1|CavalierM-1]\fc[1|Kronos]\name[1|Cavalier]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  496. \s[2]
  497. You!\w[20] Madam,\w[5] are you\n
  498. in charge of this ship?|
  499. \s[-2]
  500.  
  501. \f[5|TroubadourF-1]\fc[5|West2]\name[5|Valkyrie]
  502. \s[5]
  503. I am.\w[15] Your skin...\w[15] You must be one of\n
  504. those Kronos cultists I have heard...\w[15]\n
  505. So much about.\w[15] Glad to...\w[15] meet you.|
  506.  
  507. \s[2]
  508. Your comments are neither\n
  509. original nor worthy of my time.|
  510.  
  511. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  512. Excuse me!?\w[20] Do you have any idea\n
  513. who you are speaking with so brazenly?|
  514.  
  515. \s[2]
  516. I don't care who you are,\w[5] Lord Gaunes\n
  517. is the only one important to us right now.|\n
  518. Where is he?\w[20] I am to take him to the\n
  519. meeting location to speak to my commander.|
  520.  
  521. \s[5]
  522. Now,\w[5] hold on!\w[20] How do we know we can\n
  523. trust you?\w[20] Where is this supposed meeting?|
  524.  
  525. \s[2]
  526. The northern outskirts of town.\w[15] Happy?|
  527.  
  528. \s[5]
  529. No,\w[5] I will take Lord Gaunes myself.\w[15]\n
  530. He is currently... resting below decks.|\n
  531. Relay that to your commander,\w[5] cultist.|
  532.  
  533. \s[2]
  534. Bah.\w[15] Fine,\w[5] Kamelothian.|
  535. \s[-2]
  536.  
  537. ## Branor Move
  538. \g[Ship]
  539. \f[5|Branor]
  540. \s[5]
  541. ...\w[15] There's my confirmation.\w[15]\n
  542. It begins.\w[15] Seal the exits.|
  543. \s[-2]
  544.  
  545. ## Branor Attack
  546. \g[Ship]
  547. \f[6|MonkM-1]\fc[6|West2]\name[6|Monk]\m[6|5]\w[5]
  548. \s[5]
  549. H-hey!\w[20] What do you think you're doing?|\n
  550. No one told you all to raise the bridges!\w[20]\n
  551. How are we going to get off the ship!?|
  552. \s[-2]
  553.  
  554. \f[2|Branor]
  555. \s[2]
  556. Scum.\w[15] What makes you think you're\n
  557. going anywhere but the underworld?|
  558.  
  559. \s[5]\m[5|5]
  560. W-what are you...\w[15]\m[5|5] M-mutiny!|
  561.  
  562. \s[2]
  563. You idiots were never in charge.\w[15]\n
  564. Didn't you question why you\n
  565. can't seem to find Lord Gaunes?|
  566.  
  567. \s[5]
  568. You...! You took him captive?!|
  569.  
  570. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  571. Bingo.\w[15] As your prize for being\n
  572. smart,\w[5] you'll be the first to die.\w[15]\e[2|0]\n
  573. Boys,\w[5] start with this one.|
  574. \s[-2]
  575.  
  576. \f[6|MercenaryM-1]\fc[6|Pirate]\name[6|Mercenary]
  577. \s[6]
  578. Gladly,\w[5] mate.|
  579. \s[-2]
  580.  
  581. ## Confusion
  582. \g[Ship]
  583. \f[6|TroubadourF-1]\fc[6|West2]\name[6|Valkyrie]
  584. \s[6]
  585. What is going on!?\w[20] Why is our own\n
  586. crew attacking us?\w[20] St-stop them!|
  587. \s[-2]
  588.  
  589. \r[3]\f[3|CavalierM-1]\fc[3|Kronos]\name[3|Cavalier]
  590. \m[3|4]\w[8]
  591. \s[4]
  592. Gah!\w[20] I can only do so much--|
  593. \s[-2]
  594.  
  595. \f[4|nil]
  596. \sound[Collapse]
  597. \w[6]
  598.  
  599. \m[6|6]\w[8]
  600.  
  601. \s[6]
  602. Try harder!\w[20] Do you know who I am!?\w[20]\n
  603. I am worth more than this entire town!\w[20]\n
  604. Protect me at all costs,\w[5] you fool!|
  605. \s[-2]
  606.  
  607. ## Branor Massacre
  608. \g[Ship]
  609. \f[5|Branor]
  610. \s[5]
  611. ...\w[15] That should be all of them.\w[15] Let's\n
  612. move!\w[20] Slaughter the rest of the\n
  613. cultists!\w[20] Leave none alive!|
  614. \s[-2]
  615.  
  616. ## Geryon Meeting
  617. \g[Mountains]
  618. \f[2|Geryon]\e[2|2]
  619. \s[2]
  620. ...\w[15] All right,\w[5] that's it.\w[15] What the hell\n
  621. is taking them so long to get here?|\n
  622. I've had enough of playing errand\n
  623. boy;\w[5] if they want the goods,\w[5] they\n
  624. can come find them themselves.|
  625. \s[-2]
  626.  
  627. \e[2|0]\w[8]
  628.  
  629. \s[2]
  630. Something must have happened\n
  631. in Augusta.\w[15] My apologies,\w[5] Lord\n
  632. Typhon,\w[5] but this will need to wait.|
  633. \s[-2]
  634.  
  635. ## Ogier Arrive
  636. \g[TownRoad]
  637. \f[1|Ogier]\m[1|3]\w[8]
  638. \r[3]\m[3|5]\w[16]
  639. \s[5]
  640. Come on!\w[20] Hurry up,\w[5] ya slugs!|
  641. \s[-2]
  642.  
  643. \f[3|Wyvern RiderM-0]\fc[3|Cragsman]\name[3|Wyvern Rider]
  644. \f[1|Wyvern RiderM-1]\fc[1|Cragsman]\name[1|Wyvern Rider]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  645. \f[1|Wyvern RiderM-2]\fc[1|Cragsman]\name[1|Wyvern Rider]
  646. \s[1]
  647. Give us a break,\w[5] Ogier;\w[5] we've\n
  648. been flying all damn day!|
  649.  
  650. \s[5]
  651. Yeah,\w[5] well,\w[5] if we went the right\n
  652. direction initially,\w[5] we would have\n
  653. gotten here much earlier.|
  654.  
  655. \s[3]
  656. And who's fault is that?|
  657.  
  658. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  659. Now now,\w[5] no use in pointing\n
  660. fingers.\w[15] What matters is that\n
  661. we're here and ready to work!|
  662.  
  663. \s[2]
  664. Ugh,\w[5] YOU may be,\w[5] but we're exhausted.|
  665.  
  666. \s[5]
  667. Fine,\w[5] you can lay down and die or\n
  668. whatever,\w[5] but I'm finding someone\n
  669. to hire us.\w[15] We need the money.|
  670.  
  671. \s[1]
  672. We're coming,\w[5] just...\w[15] give us a minute.|
  673. \s[-2]
  674.  
  675. \s[3]
  676. Looks like those Kronos guys\n
  677. are here too...\w[15] I assume we're\n
  678. avoiding them at all costs?|
  679.  
  680. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  681. Fat chance of that!\w[20] I say we\n
  682. take them out first because\n
  683. of how they treated us.|
  684.  
  685. \s[2]
  686. I'm with you there.|
  687. \s[-2]
  688.  
  689. ## Recruit Ogier
  690. \g[Village]
  691. \f[6|Ogier]\m[6|5]\w[8]
  692. \s[5]
  693. Hey!\w[20] Kid,\w[5] put that down for a second!|
  694. \s[-2]
  695.  
  696. \f[2|Ywain]
  697. \s[2]
  698. Huh?\w[20] More orcs?|
  699.  
  700. \s[5]
  701. Yeah,\w[5] we've had our fill with\n
  702. the cultists and ditched.\w[15] So,\w[5]\n
  703. I've got a proposition for you.|
  704.  
  705. \s[2]
  706. ...\w[15] What is it?|
  707.  
  708. \s[5]
  709. No offense,\w[5] but your army looks pretty\n
  710. shabby.\w[15] I mean,\w[5] barely any soldiers,\w[5]\n
  711. one flier;\w[5] it's washed up.\w[15] Honestly.|\n
  712. So,\w[5] how's about you hire me and my\n
  713. crew.\w[15] I'll even dispatch the creepy\n
  714. cultists free of charge.|
  715.  
  716. \s[2]
  717. So,\w[5] first you ditch your previous employer,\w[5]\n
  718. insult me,\w[5] then offer your services.|
  719.  
  720. \s[5]
  721. Hey man,\w[5] you gotta break a few eggs\n
  722. to make a cake.\w[15] So,\w[5] what do you think?|
  723.  
  724. \s[2]
  725. Hmm...\w[15] we could use more troops.\w[15]\n
  726. Half of our army is currently on\n
  727. the other side of Caerleon.|
  728.  
  729. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  730. Excellent.\w[15] So,\w[5] what are we thinking?|
  731.  
  732. \s[2]
  733. What was Kronos paying you?|
  734.  
  735. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  736. ...\w[15] 8000 gold for our whole troop.\w[15]\n
  737. There were four of us,\w[5] so that's\n
  738. only 2000 gold each.\w[15] A paltry sum.|
  739.  
  740. \s[2]
  741. I'll have to decline,\w[5] I can't\n
  742. give you nearly that much.|
  743.  
  744. \s[5]
  745. As long as we'll get what we're owed\n
  746. down the road,\w[5] I'm fine with waiting.|\n
  747. I know Merovians are good on their\n
  748. debts,\w[5] so I can trust you lot.|
  749.  
  750. \s[2]
  751. And who told you we were from Merovin?|
  752.  
  753. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  754. Simple;\w[5] the look on your face when\n
  755. you saw my wyvern's front legs.|\n
  756. Wyverns from the east only have\n
  757. their hind legs,\w[5] and given Avilion's\n
  758. east,\w[5] you must have seen one before.|\e[5|1]\n
  759. ...\w[15] Also,\w[5] you've got a Merovian crest\n
  760. on your shield.\w[15] Maybe get rid of that\n
  761. if you're going to hide your identity.|
  762.  
  763. \s[2]
  764. ...\w[15] Good point.\w[15] Well,\w[5] I have no reason\n
  765. to turn you down,\w[5] we could use all the\n
  766. help we can get against Kronos.|
  767.  
  768. \s[5]
  769. Perfect.\w[15] However,\w[5] my men are tired,\w[5]\n
  770. so they'll sit this one fight out.|\n
  771. But,\w[5] they'll be well rested for the\n
  772. next one.\w[15] Is that still all right?|
  773.  
  774. \s[2]
  775. I suppose it'll have to be.\w[15] My\n
  776. name's Ywain,\w[5] from Reginn.|
  777.  
  778. \s[5]
  779. Call me Ogier.\w[15] Nice doin' business with you.|
  780. \s[-2]
  781.  
  782. ## Recruit Ogier (Merlina)
  783. \g[Village]
  784. \r[2]\f[2|Merlina]\w[16]
  785. \r[2]\m[2|2]\w[16]
  786. \s[2]
  787. Ack!|
  788. \s[-2]
  789.  
  790. \f[6|Ogier]\m[6|5]\w[5]
  791. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  792. Did I surprise you,\w[5] kiddo?\w[20]\n
  793. Sorry,\w[5] I'm pretty good at the\n
  794. whole silent flight thing.|
  795.  
  796. \s[2]
  797. Wait,\w[5] hold on!\w[20] You...\w[15] You're an orc!|
  798.  
  799. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  800. I am.\w[15] Do you want a prize\n
  801. for figuring that out?|
  802.  
  803. \s[2]
  804. No...\w[15] But,\w[5] why are you working for\n
  805. these Kronos people?\w[20] Don't you know\n
  806. what they've been doing in Caerleon?|
  807.  
  808. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  809. The smell of gold makes it difficult\n
  810. to pay attention to those guys.|\e[5|0]\n
  811. ...\w[15] Although,\w[5] lately the smell has\n
  812. been getting thinner and thinner...|\n
  813. Which is why I'm here now,\w[5] actually.|
  814.  
  815. \s[2]
  816. What are you talking about?|
  817.  
  818. \s[5]
  819. I'll be frank.\w[15] Kid,\w[5] you look\n
  820. Merovian, which means you\n
  821. probably have a lot of gold.|\n
  822. Are you interested in hiring a\n
  823. few skilled riders like my crew?|
  824.  
  825. \s[2]
  826. I don't know about all of that.\w[15]\n
  827. Someone like you could just turn\n
  828. traitor at the next best thing.|\n
  829. So,\w[5] no.\w[15] Not interested.|
  830.  
  831. \m[5|5]\s[5]
  832. All right,\w[5] fine!\w[20] What if I beg?|\n
  833. We...\w[15] Actually already quit working\n
  834. for Kronos because of the wages.\w[15] and\n
  835. I have no idea who to work for next.|
  836.  
  837. \s[2]
  838. ...\w[15] Is gold all you care about?|
  839.  
  840. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  841. Yes.\w[15] Wait!\w[20] No!\w[20] Er...\w[15] Maybe?|
  842.  
  843. \s[2]
  844. Ugh.|
  845.  
  846. \s[5]
  847. Fine,\w[5] I'll show you I'm worth the gold.|\n
  848. Besides,\w[5] Kronos are a bunch of weird\n
  849. cultists,\w[5] and they underpaid me.\w[15] I'll\n
  850. send them all to hell free of charge.|
  851.  
  852. \s[2]
  853. If you say so...\w[15] But,\w[5] again,\w[5] I'm not paying\n
  854. you anything.\w[15] I want to make that clear.|
  855.  
  856. \s[5]
  857. Yeah.\w[15] Not yet,\w[5] at least.|
  858. \s[-2]
  859.  
  860. \f[5|nil]
  861. \w[16]
  862.  
  863. \s[2]
  864. ...\w[15] He's that confident,\w[5] is he?|
  865. \s[-2]
  866.  
  867. ## Ogier Send NPC away
  868. \g[Village]
  869. \f[5|Ogier]
  870. \s[5]
  871. All right,\w[5] ya lazy bums!\w[20] You can\n
  872. take it easy for now.\w[15] Ogier's got this.|
  873. \s[-2]
  874.  
  875. \f[3|Wyvern RiderM-0]\fc[3|Cragsman]\name[3|Wyvern Rider]
  876. \f[1|Wyvern RiderM-1]\fc[1|Cragsman]\name[1|Wyvern Rider]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  877. \f[1|Wyvern RiderM-2]\fc[1|Cragsman]\name[1|Wyvern Rider]
  878. \s[3]
  879. What do you mean?|
  880.  
  881. \s[5]
  882. We're hired by Merovin for now,\w[5]\n
  883. I'll join their army and you can\n
  884. fly to the outskirts and rest.|\n
  885. I already explained the situation.|
  886.  
  887. \s[2]
  888. I swear,\w[5] if you're trying to cut\n
  889. us out of the contract...|
  890.  
  891. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  892. If you want to take less money than\n
  893. the rest of us,\w[5] that's your choice.|
  894.  
  895. \s[2]
  896. Oh,\w[5] shut up.|
  897. \s[-2]
  898.  
  899. ## Recruit Trasq (Crioxe)
  900. \g[Village]
  901. \f[1|Crioxe]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  902. \s[2]
  903. Hold on,\w[5] that stink...\w[15] Trasq?|
  904. \s[-2]
  905.  
  906. \r[5]\f[5|Trasq]\e[5|2]\w[16]\r[5]
  907. \m[5|5]
  908. \s[5]
  909. What the-- Crioxe?\w[20] Why are you here?|
  910.  
  911. \s[2]
  912. I could ask you the same question.\w[15]\n
  913. ...\w[15] You weren't supposed to come with us\n
  914. on this business trip,\w[5] you know that.|
  915. \s[-2]
  916.  
  917. \m[5|5]\e[5|0]
  918. \s[5]
  919. Listen,\w[5] I know,\w[5] I know!\w[20] I just...\w[15]\n
  920. I never met the guy,\w[5] and I just\n
  921. wanted to once in my life,\w[5] that's all!|
  922.  
  923. \s[2]
  924. Trasq,\w[5] you know how risky it is\n
  925. to come to your OWN timeline.|
  926.  
  927. \s[5]
  928. It's not mine,\w[5] it's just...\w[15]\n
  929. Like close to it.|
  930.  
  931. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  932. We're maybe thirty years beforehand.\w[15]\b[2|0]\n
  933. That's far too close.\w[15] You need to go\n
  934. back.\w[15] Now.\w[15] Lee will agree with me.|
  935.  
  936. \s[5]
  937. Lee's the one who said I could,\w[5] as\n
  938. long as I didn't mess anything up.|
  939.  
  940. \s[2]
  941. What?\w[20] Why would he be so stupid...|
  942.  
  943. \s[5]
  944. I swear,\w[5] I won't do anything!\w[20] The\n
  945. second I see him,\w[5] I'll make sure to\n
  946. avoid him.\w[15] Assuming we do see him.|
  947.  
  948. \s[2]
  949. ...\w[15] Sigh.\w[15] Wait,\w[5] hold on,\w[5] that doesn't\n
  950. explain why you're working for Kronos.|
  951.  
  952. \s[5]
  953. The cultists?\w[20] I'm not really.\w[15] I've\n
  954. been waiting for a ship back to\n
  955. the mainland to chase my leads.|
  956.  
  957. \s[2]
  958. So,\w[5] you're coming with me then,\w[5] right?|
  959.  
  960. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  961. That's the plan,\w[5] unless you're planning\n
  962. on yelling at me the whole time I'm here.|
  963.  
  964. \s[2]
  965. ...\w[15] I'll try and tone it down.|
  966. \s[-2]
  967.  
  968. ## Talk Trasq x Crioxe
  969. \g[Village]
  970. \f[1|Crioxe]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  971. \s[2]
  972. Hold on,\w[5] that stink...\w[15] Trasq?|
  973. \s[-2]
  974.  
  975. \r[5]\f[5|Trasq]\e[5|2]\w[16]\r[5]
  976. \m[5|5]
  977. \s[5]
  978. What the--\w[8] Crioxe?\w[20] Why are you here?|
  979.  
  980. \s[2]
  981. I could ask you the same question.\w[15]\n
  982. ...\w[15] You weren't supposed to come with us\n
  983. on this business trip,\w[5] you know that.|
  984. \s[-2]
  985.  
  986. \m[5|5]\e[5|0]
  987. \s[5]
  988. Listen,\w[5] I know,\w[5] I know!\w[20] I just...\w[15]\n
  989. I never met the guy,\w[5] and I just\n
  990. wanted to once in my life,\w[5] that's all!|
  991.  
  992. \s[2]
  993. Trasq,\w[5] you know how risky it is\n
  994. to come to your OWN timeline.|
  995.  
  996. \s[5]
  997. It's not mine,\w[5] it's just...\w[15]\n
  998. Like close to it.|
  999.  
  1000. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  1001. We're maybe thirty years beforehand.\w[15]\b[2|0]\n
  1002. That's far too close.\w[15] You need to go\n
  1003. back.\w[15] Now.\w[15] Lee will agree with me.|
  1004.  
  1005. \s[5]
  1006. Lee's the one who said I could,\w[5] as\n
  1007. long as I didn't mess anything up.|
  1008.  
  1009. \s[2]
  1010. What?\w[20] Why would he be so stupid...|
  1011.  
  1012. \s[5]
  1013. I swear,\w[5] I won't do anything!\w[20] The\n
  1014. second I see him,\w[5] I'll make sure to\n
  1015. avoid him.\w[15] Assuming we do see him.|
  1016.  
  1017. \s[2]
  1018. ...\w[15] Sigh.\w[15] Wait,\w[5] hold on,\w[5] that doesn't\n
  1019. explain why you're working for Kronos.|
  1020.  
  1021. \s[5]
  1022. The cultists?\w[20] I'm not,\w[5] I got hired\n
  1023. by the commander of your group.|\n
  1024. I think his name was Ywain.|
  1025.  
  1026. \s[2]
  1027. Oh,\w[5] huh.\w[15] Well,\w[5] lucky you,\w[5] then.|
  1028. \s[-2]
  1029.  
  1030. ## Recruit Trasq
  1031. \g[Village]
  1032. \f[5|Trasq]\e[5|2]\w[16]
  1033. \m[5|5]\e[5|0]
  1034. \s[5]
  1035. Hey!\w[20] Excuse me!|
  1036. \s[-2]
  1037.  
  1038. \f[2|Ywain]\w[8]
  1039. \s[2]
  1040. Can I help you?|
  1041.  
  1042. \s[5]
  1043. Do you have any space in your\n
  1044. army for one more body?\w[20] I've\n
  1045. got to get out of Caerleon.|
  1046.  
  1047. \s[2]
  1048. Only if you plan on fighting with us.\w[15]\n
  1049. We can't afford to take freeloaders.|
  1050.  
  1051. \s[5]
  1052. No need to worry about that,\w[5] I'm\n
  1053. a capable fighter and all of that.|\n
  1054. However,\w[5] I do need gold from you.|
  1055.  
  1056. \s[2]
  1057. You ask to join my army and then\n
  1058. attempt to charge me?\w[20] Are you serious?|
  1059.  
  1060. \s[5]
  1061. I mean,\w[5] I can't exactly work for free...|
  1062.  
  1063. \s[2]
  1064. ...\w[15] How much are you going to charge?|
  1065.  
  1066. \s[5]
  1067. 1500 gold is enough for me.\w[15] How's that?|
  1068. \s[-2]
  1069.  
  1070. ## Geryon Return (Warlock Alive)
  1071. \g[TownRoad]
  1072. \r[4]\f[4|SorcererM-1]\fc[4|Kronos]\name[4|Warlock]\w[16]
  1073. \f[1|Geryon]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  1074. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  1075. You!\w[20] What the hell is going on?|
  1076. \s[-2]
  1077.  
  1078. \m[4|4]\r[4]
  1079. \s[4]
  1080. S-sir!\w[20] Lord Geryon,\w[5] it's the Kamelothians!\w[20]\n
  1081. They're...\w[15] attacking themselves!\w[20] And us!|
  1082.  
  1083. \s[2]
  1084. What?\w[20] Why!?|
  1085.  
  1086. \s[4]
  1087. I don't know!\w[20] With that happening,\w[5] as\n
  1088. well as that army,\w[5] we've no shot at--|
  1089.  
  1090. \s[2]
  1091. Shut up.\w[15] We'll kill the army's commander,\w[5]\n
  1092. and then move on to address what\n
  1093. happened with that Kamelothian contact.|\n
  1094. Go!\w[20] Stop standing here and move!|
  1095. \s[-2]
  1096.  
  1097. ## Geryon Return (Warlock Dead)
  1098. \g[TownRoad]
  1099. \f[1|Geryon]\m[1|2]\w[8]
  1100. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  1101. Damn it,\w[5] where are my soldiers!?|
  1102. \s[-2]
  1103.  
  1104. \s[2]
  1105. Fine,\w[5] I'll deal with this myself.\w[15] First the\n
  1106. army commander,\w[5] then I'll deal with the\n
  1107. Kamelothians for wasting my time.|
  1108. \s[-2]
  1109.  
  1110. ## Geryon Charge
  1111. \g[TownRoad]
  1112. \f[2|Geryon]
  1113. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  1114. I've had just about enough of this.\w[15]\n
  1115. If my men and these mercs can't\n
  1116. get the job done,\w[5] I'll do it myself.|\n
  1117. Everyone,\w[5] move!\w[20] The leader's mine!|
  1118. \s[-2]
  1119.  
  1120. ## House 1
  1121. \g[House]
  1122. \f[2|Villager_TravelerF]\w[8]\f[6|Visitor]\m[6|5]\w[7]
  1123. \s[2]
  1124. A lot of strange activity has\n
  1125. been going on in Augusta recently...|\n
  1126. Ships arriving in the dead of night,\n
  1127. disappearances, and reports of strangers\n
  1128. with weird skin wandering the streets.|\n
  1129. Augusta was a quiet shipping town not\n
  1130. that long ago... I wonder what changed?\n
  1131. Certainly can't be anything good...|
  1132. \s[-2]
  1133.  
  1134. ## House 2
  1135. \g[House]
  1136. \f[5|Villager_OccupationM]\w[8]
  1137. \f[1|Visitor]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  1138. \s[5]
  1139. You ever been to the mines up north?|\n
  1140. A buddy of mine went to check it out,\n
  1141. chasing the rumors of gold to be made,\n
  1142. but he came back worse than he left.|\n
  1143. Said something about a Lord Vannes\n
  1144. basically working people to death...|\n
  1145. But that doesn't make sense; Lord Vannes\n
  1146. is from Kameloth. If something like that got\n
  1147. out, it'd be a huge scandal on the mainland.|\n
  1148. ... Unless the mainland is already aware of\n
  1149. these abuses in the first place...|
  1150. \s[-2]
  1151.  
  1152. ## Outro 1
  1153. ## Brychan Alive, Branor Alive
  1154. \g[Village]
  1155. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Merlina]\f[5|Brychan]
  1156. \s[2]
  1157. Whew... Finally. That wasn't easy.|
  1158.  
  1159. \s[1]
  1160. We did manage to win at least!|
  1161.  
  1162. \s[5]
  1163. Indeed. Excellent work all\n
  1164. around, Lord Ywain.|
  1165.  
  1166. \s[2]
  1167. Eh, I can hardly take the credit here,\n
  1168. we all worked together, and Viviane is\n
  1169. the reason we even got here in time.|
  1170.  
  1171. \s[1]
  1172. Speaking of that... What happened at\n
  1173. port? When the ship from Kameloth arrived,\n
  1174. they all started to attack each other.|\n
  1175. Kronos, Kameloth, and the ship's crew.|
  1176.  
  1177. \s[5]
  1178. I'm not sure myself, but we can probably\n
  1179. speak with the ship's captain. He survived\n
  1180. the fight, he should have some answers.|
  1181.  
  1182. \s[1]
  1183. And we can find out what Kameloth was\n
  1184. bringing over here to Caerleon!|
  1185.  
  1186. \s[2]
  1187. It might be better if only one of us\n
  1188. speaks with him. The last thing we need\n
  1189. is for him to get spooked at attack.|\n
  1190. Brychan, I'll leave the town affairs\n
  1191. in your capable hands.|
  1192.  
  1193. \s[5]
  1194. Of course, Lord Ywain.|
  1195. \s[-2]
  1196.  
  1197. \w[8]
  1198. \f[5|nil]\w[4]\f[2|nil]\w[4]
  1199. \m[1|3]\w[7]
  1200.  
  1201. \s[3]
  1202. Ahem! And you're just going to\n
  1203. leave me here? I'm fully capable\n
  1204. of keeping myself safe, you know!|
  1205. \s[-2]
  1206.  
  1207. \f[6|Ywain]\w[8]
  1208. \s[6]
  1209. ... Fine. Better you're close by\n
  1210. so I can keep an eye on you.|
  1211.  
  1212. \s[3]
  1213. Who are you, my mother?|
  1214.  
  1215. \s[6]
  1216. I might as well be sometimes...|
  1217. \s[-2]
  1218.  
  1219. ## Outro 1
  1220. ## Brychan Alive, Branor Dead
  1221. \g[Village]
  1222. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Merlina]\f[5|Brychan]
  1223. \s[2]
  1224. Whew... Finally. That wasn't easy.|
  1225.  
  1226. \s[1]
  1227. We did manage to win at least!|
  1228.  
  1229. \s[5]
  1230. Indeed. Excellent work all\n
  1231. around, Lord Ywain.|
  1232.  
  1233. \s[2]
  1234. Eh, I can hardly take the credit here,\n
  1235. we all worked together, and Viviane is\n
  1236. the reason we even got here in time.|
  1237.  
  1238. \s[1]
  1239. Speaking of that... What happened at\n
  1240. port? When the ship from Kameloth arrived,\n
  1241. they all started to attack each other.|\n
  1242. Kronos, Kameloth, and the ship's crew.|
  1243.  
  1244. \s[5]
  1245. I'm not sure myself, and I doubt\n
  1246. we'll get any answers. It seems all\n
  1247. of those involved didn't survive...|
  1248.  
  1249. \s[1]
  1250. Dang... Well, maybe we can find some\n
  1251. information on board the ship, then.|\n
  1252. Come on, Ywain. Let's check it out.|
  1253.  
  1254. \s[2]
  1255. Right, we can finally give it a full\n
  1256. inspection. Brychan, I'll leave the\n
  1257. town affairs in your capable hands.|
  1258.  
  1259. \s[5]
  1260. Of course, Lord Ywain.|
  1261. \s[-2]
  1262.  
  1263. \w[8]
  1264. \f[1|nil]\w[4]\f[2|nil]\w[4]
  1265.  
  1266. ## Outro 1
  1267. ## Brychan Dead, Branor Alive
  1268. \g[Village]
  1269. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Merlina]\f[5|Anglesey]
  1270. \s[2]
  1271. Whew... Finally. That wasn't easy.|
  1272.  
  1273. \s[1]
  1274. We did manage to win at least!|
  1275.  
  1276. \s[5]
  1277. I agree, although the battle certainly\n
  1278. didn't go in the direction I expected...|
  1279.  
  1280. \s[2]
  1281. Tell me about it... Kronos had so many\n
  1282. more troops here than we thought. And the\n
  1283. Kamelothian's at sea didn't make it easier.|
  1284.  
  1285. \s[1]
  1286. Speaking of that... What happened at\n
  1287. port? When the ship from Kameloth arrived,\n
  1288. they all started to attack each other.|\n
  1289. Kronos, Kameloth, and the ship's crew.|
  1290.  
  1291. \s[5]
  1292. A good question. Perhaps we can speak with\n
  1293. the ship's captain, if he will allow it.|
  1294.  
  1295. \s[1]
  1296. Oh, and we can find out what Kameloth\n
  1297. was bringing over here to Caerleon!|
  1298.  
  1299. \s[2]
  1300. It might be better if only one of us\n
  1301. speaks with him. The last thing we need\n
  1302. is for him to get spooked at attack.|\n
  1303. Anglesey, I'll leave the town affairs\n
  1304. in your capable hands.|
  1305.  
  1306. \s[5]
  1307. As you wish, Lord Ywain.|
  1308. \s[-2]
  1309.  
  1310. \w[8]
  1311. \f[5|nil]\w[4]\f[2|nil]\w[4]
  1312. \m[1|3]\w[7]
  1313.  
  1314. \s[3]
  1315. Ahem! And you're just going to\n
  1316. leave me here? I'm fully capable\n
  1317. of keeping myself safe, you know!|
  1318. \s[-2]
  1319.  
  1320. \f[6|Ywain]\w[8]
  1321. \s[6]
  1322. ... Fine. Better you're close by\n
  1323. so I can keep an eye on you.|
  1324.  
  1325. \s[3]
  1326. Who are you, my mother?|
  1327.  
  1328. \s[6]
  1329. I might as well be sometimes...|
  1330. \s[-2]
  1331.  
  1332. ## Outro 1
  1333. ## Brychan Dead, Branor Dead
  1334. \g[Village]
  1335. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Merlina]\f[5|Anglesey]
  1336. \s[2]
  1337. Whew... Finally. That wasn't easy.|
  1338.  
  1339. \s[1]
  1340. We did manage to win at least!|
  1341.  
  1342. \s[5]
  1343. I agree, although the battle certainly\n
  1344. didn't go in the direction I expected...|
  1345.  
  1346. \s[2]
  1347. Tell me about it... Kronos had so many\n
  1348. more troops here than we thought. And the\n
  1349. Kamelothian's at sea didn't make it easier.|
  1350.  
  1351. \s[1]
  1352. Speaking of that... What happened at\n
  1353. port? When the ship from Kameloth arrived,\n
  1354. they all started to attack each other.|\n
  1355. Kronos, Kameloth, and the ship's crew.|
  1356.  
  1357. \s[5]
  1358. A good question. Unfortunately, I\n
  1359. think the captain and his crew ended\n
  1360. up falling in the heat of battle.|
  1361.  
  1362. \s[1]
  1363. Dang... Well, maybe we can find some\n
  1364. information on board the ship, then.|\n
  1365. Come on, Ywain. Let's check it out.|
  1366.  
  1367. \s[2]
  1368. Right, we can finally give it a full\n
  1369. inspection. Anglesey, I'll leave the\n
  1370. town affairs in your capable hands.|
  1371.  
  1372. \s[5]
  1373. As you wish, Lord Ywain.|
  1374. \s[-2]
  1375.  
  1376. \f[1|nil]\f[2|nil]\w[8]
  1377.  
  1378. ## Branor Scene
  1379. ## Stirling Alive
  1380. \g[Ship]
  1381. \f[4|Stirling]\f[6|Branor]\w[16]
  1382. \f[1|Ywain]\m[1|2]\w[8]\f[1|Merlina]
  1383. \s[2]
  1384. Hmm? Stirling?|
  1385. \s[-2]
  1386.  
  1387. \r[4]\m[4|5]\w[8]
  1388. \s[5]
  1389. Ah! Lord Ywain, Lady Merlina!\n
  1390. You have also come to speak\n
  1391. with the captain here?|
  1392.  
  1393. \s[1]
  1394. Yeah... Although, you two seem as\n
  1395. if you know each other already?|
  1396.  
  1397. \s[6]
  1398. Not particularly, no. He came to\n
  1399. bother me into working with you all\n
  1400. to help expose Kameloth's corruption.|
  1401.  
  1402. \s[2]
  1403. And you have an issue with that, sir...?|
  1404.  
  1405. \s[6]
  1406. Branor. No 'sir'. You two, you're\n
  1407. Kamelothians like Stirling here?|
  1408.  
  1409. \s[1]
  1410. No, we're from Merovin. We're investigating\n
  1411. the connection between Kameloth and Kronos.|
  1412.  
  1413. \s[2]
  1414. ... Well, for the most part, that is.|
  1415.  
  1416. \s[6]
  1417. What's the other part, then?|
  1418.  
  1419. \s[5]
  1420. Indeed, what is it? I was not aware of\n
  1421. anything other than this investigation.|
  1422.  
  1423. \s[2]
  1424. ... Technically, we were sent here\n
  1425. by Kameloth in the first place.|\n
  1426. We're supposed to get in contact\n
  1427. with a Lord Vannes and a Lord Gaunes.|\n
  1428. Although, I couldn't care less about\n
  1429. doing whatever Lord Bleoberis wants.|
  1430.  
  1431. \s[5]
  1432. Lord Bleoberis is involved in all of this?|
  1433.  
  1434. \s[1]
  1435. That's what our running theory is, at least.|
  1436.  
  1437. \s[5]
  1438. He send you, knowing this is what you\n
  1439. would see... Either he is a fool, or\n
  1440. overconfident beyond my understanding.|
  1441.  
  1442. \s[2]
  1443. Well, given our information, we don't know\n
  1444. if he's actually involved. I mean, he's\n
  1445. an awful person, but--|
  1446.  
  1447. \s[6]
  1448. Why don't you all come aboard and speak\n
  1449. with the people below decks. I'm sure\n
  1450. Stirling's words will make more sense.|
  1451.  
  1452. \s[1]
  1453. All right...|
  1454.  
  1455. \s[2]
  1456. What about you, Branor? What are your plans?|
  1457.  
  1458. \s[6]
  1459. Hmm... You lot seem to be of like minds.\n
  1460. Perhaps I'll stick around if you allow it.|\n
  1461. I'm not done with Kronos yet, and you\n
  1462. don't seem to be either. I'll work with you.|
  1463.  
  1464. \s[2]
  1465. Perfect, we can use all the help we can get.|
  1466. \s[-2]
  1467.  
  1468. ## Branor Scene
  1469. ## Stirling Dead
  1470. \g[Ship]
  1471. \f[5|Branor]\w[16]
  1472. \f[1|Ywain]\m[1|2]\w[8]\f[1|Merlina]
  1473. \s[2]
  1474. Are you the captain of this ship?|
  1475. \s[-2]
  1476.  
  1477. \s[5]
  1478. I am. Your soldiers were fighting\n
  1479. Kronos as well as Kameloth's soldiers.\n
  1480. Who are you all?|
  1481.  
  1482. \s[1]
  1483. I'm Merlina, and this is Ywain.\n
  1484. We're both from Merovin.|
  1485.  
  1486. \s[6]
  1487. Merovin... Been a while since I\n
  1488. been there. You can call me Branor.|
  1489.  
  1490. \s[2]
  1491. Care to explain what happened with\n
  1492. your crew? We saw your group attacking\n
  1493. the members of your own ship earlier.|
  1494.  
  1495. \s[5]
  1496. Ah, you mean the noble scum. Me and\n
  1497. my crew sent them to the underworld.|\n
  1498. Where scum like that belong.|
  1499.  
  1500. \s[1]
  1501. Er... I see...|
  1502.  
  1503. \s[2]
  1504. ... Any particular reason why?|
  1505.  
  1506. \s[5]
  1507. The Kamelothians were working with Kronos.\n
  1508. I captured one of them earlier. He seemed\n
  1509. important, so I just knocked him unconscious.|\n
  1510. Do you have a problem with that, Merovian?|
  1511.  
  1512. \s[2]
  1513. Sigh... No, I guess I don't. Can we see\n
  1514. this Kamelothian noble you took captive?|\n
  1515. We're supposed to get in contact\n
  1516. with a Lord Vannes and a Lord Gaunes.|
  1517.  
  1518. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  1519. Ah, so you're just dogs paid by Kameloth, then.|
  1520.  
  1521. \m[1|1]\s[1]
  1522. Hold on, hold on! Calm down, put that\n
  1523. axe down! We're on the same side here;\n
  1524. we just want to know what's going on!|\n
  1525. The whole reason we're even in Augusta\n
  1526. is because we don't trust Kameloth.|
  1527.  
  1528. \s[2]
  1529. She's not lying. A man named Bleoberis\n
  1530. sent us here, and if anything--|
  1531.  
  1532. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  1533. Bleoberis, you say? That's a name\n
  1534. I know well... Fine. Come aboard and\n
  1535. see for yourself. Don't try anything.|
  1536.  
  1537. \s[1]
  1538. Of course, of course.|
  1539.  
  1540. \s[2]
  1541. What about you, Branor? What are your plans?|
  1542.  
  1543. \s[5]
  1544. Once you lot get what you came for, I'll be\n
  1545. out of your hair. Since Bleoberis is involved,\n
  1546. Kameloth will be my next destination.|
  1547.  
  1548. \s[2]
  1549. We're heading there after finishing up here, why\n
  1550. don't you just join us? We have the same goals.|
  1551.  
  1552. \s[5]
  1553. Do we? I wish to destroy Kronos and Kameloth's\n
  1554. Western District. If you don't, we'll just end up\n
  1555. as foes in the long run.|
  1556.  
  1557. \s[1]
  1558. I mean... We don't have anything to do with\n
  1559. the Western District... But, we want to stop\n
  1560. those in Kameloth working with Kronos.|
  1561.  
  1562. \s[2]
  1563. To me, our goals align.|
  1564.  
  1565. \s[5]
  1566. Hmm. Fine, I suppose we'll see\n
  1567. if that ends up ringing true.|
  1568. \s[-2]
  1569.  
  1570. ## Outro 2
  1571. \g[Below Deck]
  1572. \f[5|Gaunes]\e[5|4]
  1573. \s[5]
  1574. Grah! Someone, untie me this instant!\n
  1575. Those damn pirates did this to me--|
  1576. \s[-2]
  1577.  
  1578. \f[2|Ywain]\f[1|Merlina]
  1579. \s[2]
  1580. Enough. We could hear you yelling\n
  1581. all across the ship, Lord Gaunes.|
  1582.  
  1583. \s[5]
  1584. Who the hell are you children?!\n
  1585. And where are my soldiers...|
  1586.  
  1587. \s[1]
  1588. Either captured or dead, most likely.|
  1589.  
  1590. \s[2]
  1591. You're lucky you're still breathing.|
  1592.  
  1593. \s[5]
  1594. Untie\m[5|5] me\m[5|5] this\m[5|5] instant!\m[5|5] Now!|
  1595.  
  1596. \s[1]
  1597. Hmm... He seems unreasonable.|\n
  1598. Maybe we should just leave until\n
  1599. he calms down. I don't want to talk\n
  1600. to someone this... unruly.|
  1601.  
  1602. \s[2]
  1603. I'm in agreement. Let's check out\n
  1604. the rest of the ship in the meantime--|
  1605.  
  1606. \s[5]\m[5|5]\e[5|2]
  1607. W-wait! Er... I apologize! Please, do not just\n
  1608. leave me here, I beg of you, my lord and lady!|
  1609.  
  1610. \s[1]
  1611. Who said we were lords or ladies?|
  1612.  
  1613. \s[2]
  1614. Okay, Merlina, you don't need to\n
  1615. lean into this role that much.|
  1616.  
  1617. \s[1]
  1618. Tch. You spoil all of the fun.|
  1619.  
  1620. \s[5]
  1621. Lady Merlina... Of Merovin? And you would\n
  1622. be... Lord Ywain from Merovin as well.|
  1623.  
  1624. \s[2]
  1625. Oh, so you know us. Well, that speeds\n
  1626. things up. Explain to us why you're here,\n
  1627. Lord Gaunes. And we've no time for games--|
  1628.  
  1629. \s[5]\m[5|5]\e[5|3]
  1630. It was that wretch, Lord Bleoberis! He\n
  1631. sent me here to do his dirty work while\n
  1632. he does as he pleases in Kameloth!|
  1633.  
  1634. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  1635. What do you mean by that?|
  1636.  
  1637. \s[5]
  1638. Are you stupid?\w[20] It means all of this was\n
  1639. his doing!\w[20] The meeting with Kronos, the\n
  1640. materials and people being transported--|
  1641.  
  1642. \s[1]\e[1|3]
  1643. The WHAT?!|
  1644.  
  1645. \s[2]
  1646. And just because Bleoberis told you to do\n
  1647. it, that just absolves you of guilt, right?|
  1648.  
  1649. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  1650. Tch, don't you fools know anything? If you\n
  1651. want power in Kameloth, you must curry\n
  1652. favor to the Western district, not the east.|
  1653.  
  1654. \s[1]
  1655. You do realize by saying all of this, you're\n
  1656. just being implicated in these crimes?|
  1657.  
  1658. \s[5]
  1659. What do I have to hide at this point? I\n
  1660. planned on defecting anyway, but I had to\n
  1661. honor this meeting, or he would get suspicious--|
  1662.  
  1663. \s[2]
  1664. I've heard enough. Let's go, Merlina. Let\n
  1665. the pirates or whoever deal with him.|
  1666.  
  1667. \s[1]
  1668. Agreed.|
  1669. \s[-2]
  1670.  
  1671. \f[1|nil]\f[2|nil]\w[16]
  1672.  
  1673. \m[5|5]\e[5|3]
  1674. \s[5]
  1675. Hey, \e[5|4]HEY!! Get back here!\n
  1676. Let me out this instant! I have\n
  1677. more information on Bleoberis!|\n
  1678. Don't leave me with these savages!!|
  1679. \s[-2]
  1680.  
  1681. ## Outro 3
  1682. \g[Village]
  1683. \f[2|Ywain]
  1684. \s[2]
  1685. Ugh... What now?|
  1686. \s[-2]
  1687.  
  1688. \f[5|Sebile]\f[6|Anglesey]
  1689. \s[5]
  1690. Ywain, I heard from Merlina...\n
  1691. We searched the ship and found\n
  1692. the imprisoned people inside but--|
  1693.  
  1694. \s[2]
  1695. They didn't make the journey, did they?|
  1696.  
  1697. \s[6]
  1698. No, they did; it seems the pirates\n
  1699. who pretended to be working with the\n
  1700. Kamelothians were keeping them alive.|\n
  1701. The thing is... We were expecting to\n
  1702. find kidnapped children and peasants...|\n
  1703. But a vast amount of nobles and their\n
  1704. children were found on board as well.|
  1705.  
  1706. \s[2]
  1707. What? Hold on... This points back\n
  1708. to the Black Market, doesn't it?|
  1709.  
  1710. \s[5]
  1711. It does. And if Bleoberis himself is the\n
  1712. one who authorized this transport, then\n
  1713. it confirms his involvement with it.|
  1714.  
  1715. \s[2]
  1716. This still doesn't make sense though;\n
  1717. why would he send us here? Did he think\n
  1718. we wouldn't notice? Or... wouldn't care?|
  1719.  
  1720. \s[6]
  1721. I think we were merely a distraction.|\n
  1722. After speaking with some of the imprisoned,\n
  1723. they mentioned that the nobles of the West\n
  1724. were planning something... Something big.|
  1725.  
  1726. \s[2]
  1727. ... How big are we talking?|
  1728.  
  1729. \s[5]
  1730. Is 'coup' big enough for you, Ywain?|
  1731.  
  1732. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  1733. God, not this again... First Merovin,\n
  1734. now Kameloth is in danger of one too?|\n
  1735. At this point, Avilion might as well\n
  1736. have one, just to fit in with the rest.|
  1737.  
  1738. \s[5]
  1739. Funny you say that, because Avilion was the first.|
  1740.  
  1741. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  1742. Huh?|
  1743.  
  1744. \s[6]
  1745. Perhaps its best you go into detail\n
  1746. after we converge with Lord Pellinore\n
  1747. and Lady Helizabel, Lady Sebile.|
  1748.  
  1749. \s[2]
  1750. I knew there were issues with the old\n
  1751. Imperator and the new Imperatrix, but...|
  1752.  
  1753. \s[5]
  1754. Like I said, I'll explain later.\n
  1755. Come, we should make our way to\n
  1756. the meeting spot with Pellinore.|
  1757.  
  1758. \s[2]
  1759. Hmm... All right then.|
  1760. \s[-2]
  1761.  
  1762. ## Ogier Outro
  1763. ## All survived
  1764. \g[Village]
  1765. \f[6|Ogier]\m[6|5]\w[8]
  1766. \f[2|Wyvern RiderM-2]\fc[2|Cragsman]\name[2|Wyvern Rider]
  1767. \f[1|Wyvern RiderM-1]\fc[1|Cragsman]\name[1|Wyvern Rider]
  1768. \s[2]
  1769. Well, that's that. Seems this\n
  1770. is where we part ways, Ogier.|
  1771.  
  1772. \s[5]
  1773. Eh? What? I thought we were going\n
  1774. to all join up with the Merovians.|
  1775.  
  1776. \s[1]
  1777. Honestly? I'm tired. Maybe I'll lay low\n
  1778. for a while and just take low paying,\n
  1779. low risk jobs for the time being.|
  1780.  
  1781. \s[5]
  1782. You all are so damn boring.|
  1783.  
  1784. \s[2]
  1785. Maybe, but boring lets us keep our neck.|
  1786.  
  1787. \s[5]
  1788. Whatever.|
  1789.  
  1790. \s[1]
  1791. Here, Ogier. If you want to keep fighting,\n
  1792. then this will be more use to you than us.|
  1793.  
  1794. \s[5]
  1795. Sheesh, you cowards are seriously\n
  1796. just going to run out on me? I\n
  1797. thought we were friends.|
  1798.  
  1799. \s[2]
  1800. Listen, I--|
  1801.  
  1802. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  1803. But, I won't force you to stay. I mean, in\n
  1804. the end, that just means I get more money.|
  1805.  
  1806. \s[2]
  1807. ... I can't believe I almost felt bad for you.|
  1808. \s[-2]
  1809.  
  1810. ## Branor Outro
  1811. ## At least 4 crew survive including branor (obviously)
  1812. \g[Ship]
  1813. \f[2|Branor]\f[5|MercenaryM-1]\fc[5|Pirate]\name[5|Mercenary]\f[6|PirateM-2]\fc[6|Pirate]\name[6|Pirate]
  1814. \s[2]
  1815. You lot'll be fine without me, right?|
  1816.  
  1817. \s[5]
  1818. Should be, yeah. The Merovians want us to\n
  1819. keep an eye on Lord Gaunes for the time being.|
  1820.  
  1821. \s[6]
  1822. Sure wish we could just gut the old\n
  1823. bastard, but orders are orders...|
  1824.  
  1825. \s[2]
  1826. People like him don't deserve the air\n
  1827. they breathe, but killing them off just\n
  1828. causes more problems in the long term.|
  1829. \s[-2]
  1830.  
  1831. \s[6]
  1832. Oh, captain. Before I forget, me and the\n
  1833. crew have something for you. Cost us a\n
  1834. pretty penny, but it was well worth it.|
  1835.  
  1836. \s[2]
  1837. ... I don't need something like this,\n
  1838. you're better off selling it back--|
  1839.  
  1840. \s[5]
  1841. Not a chance. Maybe you don't think\n
  1842. it fits you right now, but when the\n
  1843. time comes, you'll be glad you had it.|
  1844.  
  1845. \s[2]
  1846. Sigh. Fine. Thanks, you searats.|
  1847.  
  1848. \s[6]
  1849. Anytime, captain.|
  1850. \s[-2]
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