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The Princess and the Knight

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  1. ## World Map
  2. ## Wedding stuff yay omg so happy
  3. \g[Chamber]
  4. \f[2|Ethlyn_Wedding]\f[1|Edain]
  5. \f[5|Deirdre_Wedding]
  6. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  7. You look really beautiful\n
  8. Deirdre! Far too beautiful\n
  9. for my silly brother to wed!|
  10.  
  11. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  12. Th-thank you, Lady Ethlyn.|
  13.  
  14. \s[2]
  15. No need for that, we're sisters now!\n
  16. How I always wanted a sister...|\n
  17. I understand now why Sigurd hurried\n
  18. along with the wedding ceremony...|\n
  19. He couldn't possibly wait for father\n
  20. to come home before marrying you!|
  21.  
  22. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  23. It's proof of your love for each other.\n
  24. I must admit, I am a little bit jealous...|
  25.  
  26. \s[2]
  27. Oh? Edain? Does that mean you\n
  28. have you eye on someone nice?|
  29.  
  30. \s[1]\m[1|1]\e[1|0]
  31. D-don't tease me, Ethlyn! No,\n
  32. nothing like that! I just too wish\n
  33. to find someone to love and to hold.|
  34.  
  35. \s[2]
  36. Hmm... If you say so...|\n
  37. Now, come on, Deirdre! Lord\n
  38. brother is waiting for you.|
  39. \s[-2]
  40.  
  41. ## Courtyard
  42. \g[Courtyard]
  43. \f[5|Sigurd_Wedding]\f[6|Quan_Wedding]
  44. \w[16]
  45. \f[1|Deirdre_Wedding]\m[1|2]
  46. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  47. Ah! L-Lord Sigurd...|
  48.  
  49. \s[5]\e[5|1]\e[6|1]
  50. You look beautiful, Deirdre.|
  51.  
  52. \s[6]
  53. The bride is here, shall we begin?|
  54. \s[-2]
  55.  
  56. \f[1|Ethlyn_Wedding]
  57. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  58. Yes, yes, yes, yes!!!|
  59. \s[-2]
  60.  
  61. ## Some CG, I guess Quan or Eldigan are doing the marriage procession?
  62.  
  63. \g[CG]
  64. \s[-1]
  65. ... In times of sickness and in\n
  66. times of health. You swear to love\n
  67. and help each other.|\n
  68. May your parting be more than enough\n
  69. for the wings of death to carry...|
  70. \s[-2]
  71.  
  72. ## dude I don't know how weddings work, work with me
  73.  
  74. ## Base start
  75. ## Guard Duty, requires Arden, Alec, and Naoise alive
  76. \g[Courtyard]
  77. \f[4|Arden]\f[5|Naoise]\f[6|Alec]
  78. \w[6]
  79. \f[1|Sigurd_Wedding]\m[1|2]\e[2|1]\f[1|Deirdre_Wedding]\e[1|1]
  80. \s[4]\e[4|1]
  81. Hey!! Congratulations! To think\n
  82. Lord Sigurd has gotten married!|
  83.  
  84. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  85. Indeed, it's a wonderous occasion.|
  86.  
  87. \s[2]
  88. Thank you, my loyal knights, for\n
  89. accompanying me all this way.|\n
  90. I couldn't have done it without you.|
  91.  
  92. \s[1]
  93. Your companions are such lovely people,\n
  94. Lord Sigurd. You're lucky to have them.|
  95.  
  96. \s[4]
  97. What's more, he didn't forget about me!\n
  98. I wasn't relegated to guard duty... He\n
  99. made sure to send me a direct invitation!|\e[4|3]\n
  100. I'm so happy, I could just cry...|
  101.  
  102. \s[6]\m[6|6]
  103. H-hey! Cut that out, big guy!\n
  104. You can't blubber like a baby!|
  105.  
  106. \s[5]
  107. There's no helping him, Alec.|
  108.  
  109. \s[2]
  110. Of course I wouldn't forget you, Arden.\n
  111. You're the shield of Chalphy, after all.|\n
  112. Naoise, the sword, and Alec the wind.|
  113.  
  114. \s[6]
  115. Hold on, Lord Sigurd... Wind? Of all\n
  116. the titles, I get... to be wind?|
  117.  
  118. \s[4]\e[4|0]
  119. But it suits you! You're as fast\n
  120. as the wind after all, Alec!|
  121.  
  122. \s[6]
  123. Yeah, yeah...|
  124.  
  125. \s[2]
  126. I'll see if I can come up with a\n
  127. better one if you dislike that, Alec.|
  128.  
  129. \s[6]
  130. It's fine... Besides, if you thought of that,\n
  131. it might be best to leave the monikers\n
  132. to someone else... Like your wife.
  133.  
  134. \s[1]
  135. I'll do my very best to think of\n
  136. a fitting name for you, then!|
  137. \s[-2]
  138.  
  139. ## In-Laws
  140. \g[Courtyard]
  141. \f[5|Ethlyn_Wedding]\e[5|1]
  142. \f[3|Deirdre_Wedding]\e[3|1]
  143. \f[1|Edain_Wedding]
  144. \s[3]
  145. Little Athena is so precious!|
  146.  
  147. \s[5]
  148. Hee hee, I know, right! I love\n
  149. dressing her up in new outfits.|\n
  150. I'm so glad we were able to get\n
  151. her here in time for the wedding\n
  152. so she could meet her new auntie.|
  153.  
  154. \s[3]
  155. I wonder when Lord Sigurd and I\n
  156. will have our first child...|
  157.  
  158. \s[5]
  159. First? Hahaha! So, you plan for\n
  160. a large family, do you now?|
  161.  
  162. \m[3|3]\e[3|0]
  163. \s[3]
  164. Th-that's not what I meant... Er,\n
  165. I mean... P-please don't tease me!|
  166.  
  167. \s[1]\e[1|3]
  168. ... ... ...|
  169.  
  170. \s[5]
  171. Sorry, sorry! I just can't help\n
  172. it, you are so perfect! WAY too\n
  173. good for my brother, if you ask me.|\n
  174. But, as long as his marriage to you\n
  175. means we're sisters now, I'm happy.|
  176.  
  177. \s[3]\e[3|1]
  178. Yes... Sisters. I've never had\n
  179. any siblings before now, so...|
  180.  
  181. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  182. Huh? Edain, is something wrong?|
  183.  
  184. \s[1]\m[1|1]
  185. Huh? What do you mean?|
  186.  
  187. \r[3]\e[3|0]
  188. \s[5]
  189. I mean, you're standing all the\n
  190. way over there looking sullen!|
  191.  
  192. \s[3]
  193. Is something wrong? Have we made\n
  194. you upset in anyway Lady Edain?|
  195.  
  196. \s[1]
  197. No! No, not at all. I suppose\n
  198. I'm just a bit... jealous.|\n
  199. Everyone else is starting a\n
  200. new chapter in their lives,\n
  201. while I'm stuck in the past...|
  202.  
  203. \s[5]
  204. Ah, you mean your missing sister...|
  205.  
  206. \s[3]\e[3|3]
  207. Oh dear! What happened to her?|
  208.  
  209. \s[1]
  210. It's a long story... Too sad for\n
  211. this joyous occasion, I apologize.|
  212.  
  213. \s[3]
  214. Hmm...|
  215.  
  216. \s[5]
  217. Well, since we can't do anything\n
  218. about that, the next best thing\n
  219. to do is find you someone special.|\e[5|1]\n
  220. That way, you won't feel left out!|
  221.  
  222. \s[1]\e[3|0]
  223. Ethlyn, you're being ridiculous...|\n
  224. I told you earlier, I don't have\n
  225. anyone like that! Let it go!|
  226.  
  227. \s[5]
  228. The more you push me away, the more\n
  229. I want to dive in deeper! Come on,\n
  230. Edain! There has to be someone!|
  231.  
  232. \s[1]
  233. I... er...|
  234.  
  235. \s[3]\e[3|1]
  236. Let her go, Lady Ethlyn. Come now.|
  237.  
  238. \s[5]
  239. All right, fine... Just because\n
  240. you asked, Deirdre. However! Edain!|
  241.  
  242. \s[1]
  243. Yes...?|
  244.  
  245. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  246. When Deirdre throws that bouquet later,\n
  247. you'd better be the one who catches it!\n
  248. You understand me? Fight if you have to!|
  249.  
  250. \s[1]
  251. That's a bit much, don't you think...?|
  252. \s[-2]
  253.  
  254. ## Life-long friendship
  255. \g[Chamber]
  256. \f[2|Quan_Wedding]\f[1|Eldigan_Wedding]\f[5|Sigurd_Wedding]
  257. \s[1]
  258. Boy, you guys can imagine my surprise\n
  259. when I heard about Sigurd's engagement.|\n
  260. Grahnye and Lachesis rushed in the\n
  261. room thinking I had a heart attack!|
  262.  
  263. \s[5]
  264. Oh, come on, Eldi, it's not that\n
  265. much of a shock that I'd get married!|
  266.  
  267. \s[2]
  268. I can see where he's coming from, Sigurd.|\n
  269. I mean, not only was it love at first\n
  270. sight, you two were engaged in less than\n
  271. a day! Everyone was stunned to hear it.|
  272.  
  273. \s[1]
  274. And to a priestess from the Spirit\n
  275. Forest as well... You don't care about the\n
  276. superstitions surrounding that place?|
  277.  
  278. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  279. Not at all. As I said in my vows, I'll\n
  280. protect Deirdre from anything that comes\n
  281. in our path. Catastrophe, smatastrophe.|
  282.  
  283. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  284. Hah! Well, nevertheless, congratulations\n
  285. my friend. It's about time you got married!|
  286.  
  287. \s[2]
  288. I'll say. Although, we always assumed you'd\n
  289. be the last to marry, Eldi, not Sigurd.|
  290.  
  291. \s[1]\e[1|0]
  292. ... A fair assertion. But, with my father\n
  293. foisting that arranged marriage upon me...\n
  294. Well, I had little choice in the matter.|
  295.  
  296. \s[5]
  297. But you and Grahnye are happy, aren't you?|
  298.  
  299. \s[1]
  300. Of course. Little Ares is as well. I just\n
  301. feel a bit guilty sometimes, you know?|\n
  302. Because of how adamantly against the union\n
  303. initially. I must have made her feel awful.|\e[1|1]\n
  304. I'm glad she was able to forgive me.|
  305.  
  306. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  307. Well, I don't plan on ever fighting\n
  308. with my wife about anything.|
  309.  
  310. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  311. Says the man who's been married for less\n
  312. than a day! I said the same thing about\n
  313. Ethlyn, and there's always something.|\n
  314. That sister of yours loves a fight, Sigurd.|
  315.  
  316. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  317. I could have told you that. She truly\n
  318. does love you, though. She told me back\n
  319. when we were at the academy about it.|
  320.  
  321. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  322. Really? I never heard this.|
  323.  
  324. \s[1]\e[1|1]
  325. Seems we're gossiping now.|
  326.  
  327. \s[5]
  328. No, no, really! Don't you remember\n
  329. when she would bring me lunch from\n
  330. home? That wasn't just to see me.|\n
  331. She wanted to see you just as much!|
  332.  
  333. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  334. Heh... Thanks, Sigurd. Now I have\n
  335. something I can tease her about.|
  336.  
  337. \s[1]
  338. Quan, you can't be serious...|
  339.  
  340. \s[5]
  341. Hahaha! Sorry, Ethlyn!|
  342. \s[-2]
  343.  
  344. ## Going Home
  345. \g[Mansion]
  346. \f[2|Azelle]
  347. \f[5|Sigurd_Wedding]\f[6|Deirdre_Wedding]
  348. \s[2]
  349. Thank you for taking care of me,\n
  350. Lord Sigurd. I'll be returning to\n
  351. Vethomer, since our work is done.|
  352.  
  353. \s[5]
  354. I'm sure Lord Arvis will be happy\n
  355. upon your return. Thank you for\n
  356. everything, Azelle. I mean that.|
  357.  
  358. \s[2]
  359. I'm just glad to be of some use.|\n
  360. Speaking of my brother, I somehow feel\n
  361. like we've come to an understanding.|
  362.  
  363. \s[6]
  364. I'm glad to hear you and your brother can\n
  365. take the steps to mend your relationship.|
  366.  
  367. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  368. And don't worry about the letter,\n
  369. I'll make sure only he sees it.|
  370.  
  371. \s[5]
  372. I'm counting on you.|
  373.  
  374. \s[6]
  375. Safe travels, Lord Azelle.|
  376. \s[-2]
  377.  
  378. \f[5|nil]\f[6|nil]
  379. \w[16]
  380.  
  381. \r[2]\m[2|1]\f[1|nil]
  382. \w[15]
  383.  
  384. \f[1|Lex]\m[1|2]
  385. \s[2]
  386. So, heading back home without me,\n
  387. huh? He's all grown up and leaving\n
  388. me behind. I'm hurt.\e[2|1] Good for him.|
  389. \s[-2]
  390.  
  391. ## If Ayra alive
  392.  
  393. \f[1|Ayra]
  394. \s[1]
  395. Excuse me, can you move?|
  396. \s[-2]
  397.  
  398. \m[2|3]\r[3]\w[4]\e[3|0]
  399. \s[3]
  400. Huh? Oh, it's just Ayra.|
  401.  
  402. \s[1]
  403. What do you mean it's "just Ayra"?|
  404.  
  405. \s[3]
  406. Nothing, nothing...|
  407. \s[-2]
  408.  
  409. \m[3|5]\w[4]
  410. \s[5]
  411. So, starting to settle in, are we?|
  412. \s[-2]
  413.  
  414. \m[1|2]\w[4]
  415. \s[2]
  416. ... I don't know about that, but I\n
  417. suppose I'm better now than before.|\n
  418. What about you, though? Why aren't\n
  419. you going home to your territory?|
  420.  
  421. \s[5]
  422. It's much more comfortable here,\n
  423. away from all of the nonsense.|\n
  424. My elder brother and my father\n
  425. are difficult people to live with.|
  426.  
  427. \s[2]
  428. ... I'm sorry to hear that.|
  429.  
  430. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  431. Heh, don't be. My whole family's\n
  432. scattered around, not just me.|\n
  433. Something about that Dozel blood...\n
  434. Makes you want to run from home.|
  435.  
  436. \s[2]
  437. You never plan to return?|
  438.  
  439. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  440. ... Maybe eventually, but I don't\n
  441. know. I have other things on my\n
  442. mind these days. It'll be fine.|
  443.  
  444. \s[2]
  445. If you say so...|
  446. \s[-2]
  447.  
  448. ## Bow Rivalry
  449.  
  450. ## Brothers of Verdane
  451. \g[Beach]
  452. \r[5]\f[5|Munnir]\w[17]
  453. \s[5]
  454. ... ... ...|
  455. \s[-2]
  456.  
  457. \w[16]
  458.  
  459. \f[0|Jamke]\m[0|1]\w[4]
  460. \s[1]
  461. I figured I'd find you here.\n
  462. You're a creature of habit.|
  463.  
  464. \s[5]\r[5]
  465. Huh? Oh, Jamke. Still alive, huh?\n
  466. Good. I'd hate to be the only one left.|
  467.  
  468. \s[1]
  469. You don't seem surprised to see me.|
  470.  
  471. \s[5]
  472. I figured that Sigurd guy let you\n
  473. off the hook. He spared me, after all,\n
  474. and I kidnapped that Edain woman.|\r[5]\n
  475. What are you doing here anyway? That\n
  476. Grannvale knight is getting married\n
  477. today I heard. You should be there.|
  478.  
  479. \s[1]
  480. I was, it was a nice ceremony.\n
  481. I wish the happy couple well.|
  482.  
  483. \s[5]
  484. Good... good...|
  485. \s[-2]
  486.  
  487. \m[1|2]\w[4]
  488. \s[2]
  489. What happened, Munnir? How did we get\n
  490. to this point? Our kingdom's damn near\n
  491. destroyed. We're all that's left.|
  492.  
  493. \s[5]\r[5]
  494. I mean, it's my fault. I did the raid,\n
  495. I refused to surrender, and I listened\n
  496. to the poisonous words of Sandima.|
  497.  
  498. \s[2]
  499. But why? You weren't always so...|
  500.  
  501. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  502. Wretched?|
  503.  
  504. \s[2]
  505. ... Yeah. Even Cimbaeth at a time...|
  506.  
  507. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  508. I guess I got sick and tired of bein'\n
  509. looked down on by those Grannvelians.|\n
  510. Sure, we raided em in the past from\n
  511. time to time, but that was because\n
  512. they refused to share resources with us.|\n
  513. Verdane's poor. All we got is lumber.\n
  514. And no one gives a damn about wood.|\n
  515. Pops used to try and calm me down when\n
  516. I got pissed about it all. Told me that\n
  517. not everyone's to blame for our problems.|
  518.  
  519. \s[2]
  520. I mean... He was right. Verdane's issues\n
  521. stem from years of poor treatment of both\n
  522. our neighbors and our own people.|\n
  523. It's no wonder Augustria and Grannvale\n
  524. are hesitant to work alongside us.|
  525.  
  526. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  527. So, I gotta suffer because of the people\n
  528. who died long before I was even born?\n
  529. Does that seem fair to you, Jamke?|
  530.  
  531. \s[2]
  532. ... ... ...|
  533.  
  534. \s[5]
  535. Meh, it doesn't even matter. Just because\n
  536. I'm mad at the world doesn't justify what\n
  537. I did in Yngvi or even what I did here.|\n
  538. It's no wonder the people were so happy\n
  539. thinking I was dead and gone. They're\n
  540. better off without someone like me.|
  541.  
  542. \s[2]
  543. You say that, and yet, there were some\n
  544. things you did that were seen as good.|\n
  545. For one, Marpha has always been good\n
  546. under your command. The town's flourished\n
  547. in spite of the bullies you keep around.|\n
  548. You even made sure to arrest Dew for\n
  549. stealing. You do care a little bit.|
  550.  
  551. \s[5]
  552. I guess. What are you tellin' me all\n
  553. of this for anyway? You want something?|
  554.  
  555. \s[2]
  556. ... Yeah, I do. I'm going to need help\n
  557. governing Verdane all by myself, and\n
  558. since you're still here... Join me.|
  559.  
  560. \s[5]\e[5|0]
  561. Are you serious? Me?|
  562.  
  563. \s[2]
  564. I am. You lack all of my good qualities,\n
  565. but something you have is guts. Guts to\n
  566. do what you think is the right thing.|\n
  567. Me? I should've put an arrow in Sandima's\n
  568. eye the second I got that feeling.|\n
  569. But I didn't, and because of it, Dad's\n
  570. gone. I could've saved him if I acted.|
  571.  
  572. \s[5]
  573. Tch. Fine, if that's what you want, then\n
  574. I guess I can do that. But that's it.|
  575.  
  576. \s[2]
  577. ... Actually, there was one other thing.|
  578.  
  579. \s[5]
  580. Dammit, what now?|
  581. \s[-2]
  582.  
  583. ## The Puppet Master
  584. \g[Throne]
  585. \loc[Augusti]
  586. \f[5|Imuka]\f[1|Chagall]\m[1|2]\w[4]
  587. \s[2]
  588. Father, as you can see, Lord Sigurd\n
  589. has already conquered Verdane.|\n
  590. He even became the lord of Evans,\n
  591. threw himself a wedding party, and\n
  592. acts as if he owns the place.|\n
  593. His next goal is clearly our fair\n
  594. lands of Agustria. Surely this demands\n
  595. action taken, father! We must strike!|
  596.  
  597. \s[5]
  598. Chagall, enough.|
  599.  
  600. \s[2]
  601. Father...?|
  602.  
  603. \s[5]
  604. I heard that Heirhein already disobeyed\n
  605. my orders and tried to assault Evans\n
  606. without my permission earlier this month.|
  607.  
  608. \s[2]
  609. ... I have no information regarding\n
  610. anything that Lord Elliot did.\n
  611. As far as I know, he acted alone.|
  612.  
  613. \s[5]
  614. I did not say anything about Lord Elliot,\n
  615. I only mentioned Heirhein. So, you were\n
  616. aware of that foolish boy's plans then?|
  617.  
  618. \s[2]
  619. Tch... Only a passing rumor reached my\n
  620. ears, nothing more. I did not order him\n
  621. to do anything of the sort. I swear it.|
  622.  
  623. \s[5]
  624. And yet, you wish to try and do the same?|\n
  625. Time and time, I tell you not to jump to\n
  626. conclusions without evidence. Lord Eldigan\n
  627. has assured me Lord Sigurd is an ally.|\n
  628. We have no reason to be concerned with what\n
  629. he or Grannvale are doing with Verdane.|
  630.  
  631. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  632. Eldigan, Eldigan... It's always Eldigan!\n
  633. Why do you take his council over my own?!|
  634.  
  635. \s[5]
  636. He is wise, and he is level-headed.\n
  637. You would do well to learn from him.|\n
  638. He knows that a conflict with Grannvale\n
  639. would only endanger our countrymen and\n
  640. pull them into a meaningless war.|
  641.  
  642. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  643. Meaningless!? Grannvale has invaded\n
  644. Verdane! Defending our borders against\n
  645. the next invasion is imperative!|\n
  646. If we do nothing about Sigurd, our\n
  647. country will be in jeopardy! I know it!|
  648.  
  649. \s[5]
  650. You own fears blind you to reason, my\n
  651. son. Go, rest, and calm yourself down.|\n
  652. We can discuss further in the morning,\n
  653. after we send an envoy to Grannvale.|\n
  654. While I do not agree with your concerns, I\n
  655. am in no way sweeping them under the rug.|
  656.  
  657. \s[2]
  658. I... Fine. Thank you, father.|
  659.  
  660. \s[5]
  661. Of course.|
  662. \s[-2]
  663.  
  664. \g[Chamber]
  665. \r[2]\f[2|Chagall]
  666. \s[2]\e[2|2]
  667. Why?! Why can't he see the writing on\n
  668. the wall?! Grannvale will be the end\n
  669. of us all if they aren't dealt with!|\n
  670. It's that damned Eldigan, always feeding\n
  671. my father garbage... I despise that man.|
  672. \s[-2]
  673.  
  674. \f[6|Manfroy]
  675. \s[6]
  676. ... Then why don't you kill him?|
  677. \s[-2]
  678.  
  679. \event
  680.  
  681. \r[2]
  682. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  683. Ah! Manfroy, you've returned.\n
  684. And what do you mean kill him?|\n
  685. There's no way I could kill a\n
  686. man as powerful as Eldigan!|
  687.  
  688. \s[6]
  689. The black knight Hodr's descendant...\n
  690. Yes, he is strong. But, that is not\n
  691. who I was referring to, Prince Chagall.|
  692.  
  693. \s[2]
  694. Then who--|
  695. \s[-2]
  696.  
  697. \m[6|5]\w[4]\e[5|1]
  698. \s[5]
  699. Kill your father... King Imuka!|
  700.  
  701. \s[2]\m[2|2]
  702. W-what? I can't do something like that...|
  703.  
  704. \s[5]
  705. Why not? Would that not solve all of\n
  706. your problems at once? You would be\n
  707. able to act on Grannvale as you please.|\n
  708. And, Eldigan would become your personal\n
  709. attack dog that you can use on Sigurd.|
  710.  
  711. \s[2]
  712. ... You... You raise a good point...\n
  713. But how? If I were to raise a blade\n
  714. upon my father, it would be obvious...|
  715.  
  716. \s[5]
  717. ... I could help you. My kind\n
  718. has a way with assassins, you know.|\n
  719. You need only say the word...|
  720.  
  721. \s[2]\b[2|2]
  722. ... ... ...|
  723.  
  724. \s[5]
  725. Well?|
  726.  
  727. \s[2]\b[2|0]
  728. Do it. Make sure the one who does\n
  729. the deed is never found out.|
  730.  
  731. \s[5]
  732. Hah hah hah... As you wish, 'King' Chagall.|
  733. \s[-2]
  734.  
  735. \f[5|nil]
  736. \w[16]
  737.  
  738. \s[2]
  739. 'King' Chagall... Of all of Agustria...|\e[2|1]\n
  740. Yes, I like the sound of that... Sorry,\n
  741. father, but I grow tired of waiting.|\n
  742. If you won't do what's best for this\n
  743. great country, then it falls on me!|
  744. \s[-2]
  745.  
  746. ## Base End
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