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Yoder Supports

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  1. Yoder Supports
  2. Niime
  3. ## Yoder x Niime C
  4. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Niime]
  5. \s[5]
  6. Well... Long time no see.|
  7.  
  8. \s[2]
  9. Yes... You seem to/n
  10. be doing well.|
  11.  
  12. \s[5]
  13. Heh...|/n
  14. You've certainly gained more/n
  15. than a few years.|
  16.  
  17. \s[2]
  18. Ah, yes, how embarrassing.|/n
  19. You seem to be as young and beautiful/n
  20. as ever.|
  21.  
  22. \s[5]
  23. ...Is that an insult?|
  24.  
  25. \s[2]
  26. Of course not.|/n
  27. ...It has truly been a long time.|/n
  28. How many years has it been?|
  29.  
  30. \s[5]
  31. Forty...no, fifty years?|/n
  32. It's been a long time...|
  33.  
  34. \s[2]
  35. Yes... Indeed.|
  36.  
  37. \s[5]
  38. ...Now, I think I understand/n
  39. how you felt that time.|
  40.  
  41. \s[2]
  42. Yes...|/n
  43. I too understand your argument.|
  44.  
  45. \s[5]
  46. But that was a long time ago.../n
  47. it's a time that's gone forever.|/n
  48. Our paths split on that day.|/n
  49. They'll never cross again...|
  50.  
  51. \s[2]
  52. .....|
  53.  
  54. ## Yoder x Niime B
  55. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Niime]
  56. \s[5]
  57. ...Yoder... Yoder!|/n
  58. Can't you hear me?|
  59.  
  60. \s[2]
  61. Niime...|
  62.  
  63. \s[5]
  64. ...They killed your sister.|/n
  65. She was crying out your name/n
  66. as she died.|/n
  67. Still...you won't do/n
  68. anything.|
  69.  
  70. \s[2]
  71. I...|
  72.  
  73. \s[5]
  74. Forgive them?|/n
  75. Ha, forgiving them isn't going to/n
  76. solve anything.|/n
  77. If we let them live, they'll be sure/n
  78. to repeat their vile deeds.|/n
  79. Innocent people are going to die/n
  80. by their hands.|/n
  81. Is that what you want?|/n
  82. Answer me, Yoder!|
  83.  
  84. \s[2]
  85. Niime, I...|
  86.  
  87. \s[5]
  88. Yoder?|
  89.  
  90. \s[2]
  91. ...Niime.|
  92.  
  93. \s[5]
  94. What were you doing?|/n
  95. I almost thought you had finally/n
  96. fallen over dead.|
  97.  
  98. \s[2]
  99. No, I was remembering the past.|/n
  100. If I just close my eyes,/n
  101. I can remember the past as it/n
  102. it were yesterday...|
  103.  
  104. \s[5]
  105. Hmph... I hope you're not just/n
  106. going senile.|
  107.  
  108. \s[2]
  109. I see your foul mouth hasn't/n
  110. changed at all either...|
  111.  
  112. ## Yoder x Niime A
  113. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Niime]
  114. \s[2]
  115. The end of this war is/n
  116. drawing near.|
  117.  
  118. \s[5]
  119. So it seems.|
  120.  
  121. \s[2]
  122. What will you do after it ends?|
  123.  
  124. \s[5]
  125. Who knows?|/n
  126. Didn’t I say that our paths are different,/n
  127. and that they'll never cross?|/n
  128. We'll just go on our own separate/n
  129. ways again.|
  130.  
  131. \s[2]
  132. ...Niime, both you and I have/n
  133. changed.|/n
  134. There may come a day when our paths/n
  135. will cross again.|/n
  136. At least I hope so.|
  137.  
  138. \s[5]
  139. ...Well, no one can tell the future.|/n
  140. Who knows, we might walk the same/n
  141. path again...|/n
  142. No one knows...|
  143.  
  144. Melady
  145. ## Yoder x Melady C
  146. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Melady]
  147. \s[2]
  148. Hm...|/n
  149. So this is a wyvern.|
  150.  
  151. \s[5]
  152. You are...|/n
  153. Bishop Yoder of the/n
  154. Elimine Church.|
  155.  
  156. \s[2]
  157. Yes, pleased to meet you,/n
  158. Miss Melady.|/n
  159. She is so passive...|/n
  160. I would have imagined wyverns/n
  161. to be more ferocious creatures.|
  162.  
  163. \s[5]
  164. Trifinne will spread her wings and/n
  165. bare her fangs at my commands.|/n
  166. However, that is due to the/n
  167. training by the Bern Army.|/n
  168. ...Perhaps she wishes not to/n
  169. be fighting at all.|
  170.  
  171. \s[2]
  172. I see...|
  173.  
  174. \s[5]
  175. Trifinne and I trained together ever/n
  176. since we were still little.|/n
  177. We trained hard to become a proud/n
  178. Dragon knight in the service of/n
  179. our country.|
  180.  
  181. \s[2]
  182. ......|
  183.  
  184. \s[5]
  185. I...|/n
  186. I don't regret leaving Bern/n
  187. with Princess Guinevere.|/n
  188. of Bern...|/n
  189. It is painful to fight against/n
  190. my former allies.|
  191.  
  192. \s[2]
  193. ...Indeed.|
  194.  
  195. \s[5]
  196. But I'm trying hard to/n
  197. get used to it.|/n
  198. For Princess Guinevere.../n
  199. and for my country.|
  200.  
  201. ## Yoder x Melady B
  202. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Melady]
  203. \s[5]
  204. ......|
  205.  
  206. \s[2]
  207. Is something wrong,/n
  208. Miss Melady?|
  209.  
  210. \s[5]
  211. No...|/n
  212. It's just that my house is/n
  213. in this area.|
  214.  
  215. \s[2]
  216. Ah...|/n
  217. So you have family there?|
  218.  
  219. \s[5]
  220. Yes, my grandfather and my parents.|/n
  221. Both my father and his father would/n
  222. tell us stories of how they defeated/n
  223. legions of enemies in their time.|/n
  224. They were so elated when my brother/n
  225. and I were knighted as Dragon/n
  226. Knights as well...|/n
  227. I wonder what they're doing now...?|
  228.  
  229. \s[2]
  230. ...Miss Melady...|/n
  231. Your path has been a difficult/n
  232. one indeed.|/n
  233. Forgive me, I can't do anything/n
  234. for you.|
  235.  
  236. \s[5]
  237. No...|/n
  238. I appreciate you listening to/n
  239. me like this.|/n
  240. Perhaps...|/n
  241. I was looking for someone/n
  242. to talk to.|/n
  243. If I will suffice, I shall be more/n
  244. than happy to hear your concerns.|/n
  245. Don't forget, Miss Melady...|/n
  246. You are not alone.|
  247.  
  248. \s[2]
  249. Thank you,/n
  250. Bishop Yoder...|
  251.  
  252. ## Yoder x Melady A
  253. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Melady]
  254. \s[5]
  255. Bishop Yoder, I must thank you/n
  256. For helping me so I wouldn't/n
  257. feel so alienated in the army...|
  258.  
  259. \s[2]
  260. No...|/n
  261. It is my pleasure.|/n
  262. Trifinne...your master is a very/n
  263. kind-hearted person.|
  264.  
  265. \s[5]
  266. I've put her through a lot of/n
  267. stress, too.|/n
  268. I'm sure she never wanted to/n
  269. turn her back on Bern...|/n
  270. I've dragged her along with my/n
  271. selfish motives...|
  272.  
  273. \s[2]
  274. Do you really think so?|
  275.  
  276. \s[5]
  277. ...?|
  278.  
  279. \s[2]
  280. I understand that Bern's training/n
  281. implements absolute loyalty in its/n
  282. troops.|/n
  283. Both in their knights, and their/n
  284. mounts.|
  285.  
  286. \s[5]
  287. Yes.|
  288.  
  289. \s[2]
  290. If that is the case, then why is/n
  291. Trifinne following your orders/n
  292. and fighting against Bern?|
  293.  
  294. \s[5]
  295. Well...|
  296.  
  297. \s[2]
  298. I am sure that there were other/n
  299. Dragon Knights and even Bern's/n
  300. in the enemy ranks.|/n
  301. If this wyvern is simply a/n
  302. creature that would follow the/n
  303. army's commands, she would not/n
  304. be here with you now.|
  305.  
  306. \s[5]
  307. Yes...|
  308.  
  309. \s[2]
  310. Do you understand?|/n
  311. This wyvern thought on her own/n
  312. and made up her own mind.|/n
  313. She chose to be with you.|/n
  314. Just as you chose to be with/n
  315. Princess Guinevere.|
  316.  
  317. \s[5]
  318. ...She made up her own mind...|
  319.  
  320. \s[2]
  321. You are a blessed person,/n
  322. Miss Melady.|/n
  323. You always have close friends/n
  324. at your side.|/n
  325. You don't need me to do/n
  326. anything special.|
  327.  
  328. \s[5]
  329. Yes...|/n
  330. Thank you...|
  331.  
  332. Dorothy
  333. ## Yoder x Dorothy C
  334. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Dorothy]
  335. \s[5]
  336. Bishop Yoder?|
  337.  
  338. \s[2]
  339. Ah, Dorothy.|/n
  340. You do not look so well.|/n
  341. What is the matter?|
  342.  
  343. \s[5]
  344. Do you know why I can't/n
  345. use the sacred healing staves?|
  346.  
  347. \s[2]
  348. Hm...|
  349.  
  350. \s[2]
  351. I want to help injured people by using/n
  352. the staves like Father Saul and you.|/n
  353. I've been praying every day, and I don't/n
  354. think I've done anything bad, either.|
  355.  
  356. \s[5]
  357. Yes.|/n
  358. Your faith is an example to us all.|
  359.  
  360. \s[2]
  361. But I still can't help the injured...|/n
  362. I want to heal them, but I can't.|/n
  363. Will I never have the power?|/n
  364. Am I not worthy to be God's servant?|
  365.  
  366. \s[5]
  367. No, that is not the case.|/n
  368. Do you know the story of the owl,/n
  369. and the eagle?|
  370.  
  371. \s[2]
  372. No, I don't.|/n
  373. Please tell it to me,/n
  374. Bishop Yoder.|
  375.  
  376. \s[5]
  377. It is a story of a time when Saint/n
  378. Elimine still walked the Earth.|/n
  379. One day during Saint Elimine's/n
  380. journeys, an owl approached/n
  381. her from the forest.|
  382.  
  383. \s[2]
  384. Yes...|
  385.  
  386. \s[5]
  387. The owl asked her,|/n
  388. 'I wish to go to the land of God.|/n
  389. Would you show me the way?'|/n
  390. Saint Elimine thought for a/n
  391. moment, and replied,/n
  392. 'God's domain lies high above/n
  393. the clouds.|/n
  394. Your wings would not be strong/n
  395. enough to take you there.'|/n
  396. The owl was very disappointed,/n
  397. and returned to the forest.|
  398.  
  399. \s[2]
  400. Poor thing...|
  401.  
  402. \s[5]
  403. Yes, indeed.|/n
  404. We shall continue the/n
  405. story some other time.|
  406.  
  407. \s[2]
  408. Some other time?|/n
  409. Why?|
  410.  
  411. \s[5]
  412. Do you not remember the/n
  413. teachings of Saint Elimine?|/n
  414. You must not try to/n
  415. understand things in a hurry.|/n
  416. You must think over what you are/n
  417. told and develop your own opinions.|
  418.  
  419. \s[2]
  420. Oh...right.|/n
  421. Then please continue the story/n
  422. another day, Bishop Yoder.|
  423.  
  424. \s[5]
  425. Of course, Dorothy.|/n
  426. I promise you that.|
  427.  
  428. ## Yoder x Dorothy B
  429. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Dorothy]
  430. \s[2]
  431. ...After parting with the owl, Saint/n
  432. Elimine continued on her journey.|/n
  433. The next day, an eagle swooped/n
  434. down from the mountain.|
  435.  
  436. \s[5]
  437. Yes...|
  438.  
  439. \s[2]
  440. The eagle asked her,/n
  441. 'I wish to go to the land of God.|/n
  442. 'Would you show me the way?'|/n
  443. Saint Elimine thought for/n
  444. a moment, and replied,/n
  445. 'God's domain lies in a/n
  446. distant land beyond the night.|/n
  447. Your eyes would not be able/n
  448. to guide you through the dark.|/n
  449. The eagle was very disappointed,/n
  450. and returned to the mountain.|
  451.  
  452. \s[5]
  453. ......|
  454.  
  455. \s[2]
  456. However, the sympathetic and kind/n
  457. Saint Elimine could not ignore/n
  458. the two birds.|/n
  459. She backtracked, and brought the/n
  460. owl and eagle together.|/n
  461. She then told them,/n
  462. 'Journey to the land of God together.'|
  463.  
  464. \s[5]
  465. Together...|
  466.  
  467. \s[2]
  468. Yes.|/n
  469. The two birds traveled to God's/n
  470. land together.|/n
  471. The eagle used his powerful wings to/n
  472. carry the owl, and the owl used his/n
  473. great eyes to guide the eagle/n
  474. through the night.|/n
  475. Together, they were able to reach/n
  476. God's domain.|/n
  477. That is the end of the story.|/n
  478. Do you understand, Dorothy?|
  479.  
  480. \s[5]
  481. Well...|/n
  482. Sort of.|
  483.  
  484. ## Yoder x Dorothy A
  485. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Dorothy]
  486. \s[5]
  487. Bishop Yoder!|
  488.  
  489. \s[2]
  490. Yes, Dorothy?|
  491.  
  492. \s[5]
  493. About that story...|
  494.  
  495. \s[2]
  496. Yes?|
  497.  
  498. \s[5]
  499. I thought about it, but...|/n
  500. I'm not very smart...|/n
  501. So I still don't get its point...|/n
  502. I sort of have an idea of what it/n
  503. might be about, but...|
  504.  
  505. \s[2]
  506. Then you have an answer, Dorothy.|/n
  507. A story is just a story.|/n
  508. It has no definite meaning.|/n
  509. Each person interprets the story/n
  510. and comes up with his own answers.|
  511.  
  512. \s[5]
  513. Oh, good.|/n
  514. Bishop Yoder,/n
  515. I think I feel better now.|
  516.  
  517. \s[2]
  518. Do you?|/n
  519. Very good, Dorothy.|
  520.  
  521. \s[5]
  522. Oh, what did Saint Elimine do/n
  523. after that?|/n
  524. Does the story continue?|
  525.  
  526. \s[2]
  527. Yes.|/n
  528. The journey of Saint Elimine is/n
  529. a long one.|/n
  530. The next day when Saint Elimine/n
  531. was continuing on her travels...|
  532.  
  533. Saul
  534. ## Yoder x Saul C
  535. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Saul]
  536. \s[2]
  537. Saul...|
  538.  
  539. \s[5]
  540. Bishop Yoder...|/n
  541. Do you need something from me?|
  542.  
  543. \s[2]
  544. No...|/n
  545. I thought we might talk a bit.|/n
  546. Are you properly performing your/n
  547. missionary duties?|
  548.  
  549. \s[5]
  550. Of course, Bishop Yoder.|/n
  551. Due to my hard work, we are getting/n
  552. more followers every day.|/n
  553. Please, take a look at this list...|
  554.  
  555. \s[2]
  556. ...Hm.|/n
  557. It seems that there are an/n
  558. overwhelmingly large number of/n
  559. ladies' names on this list.|
  560.  
  561. \s[5]
  562. Well, this,/n
  563. you see...is that.|
  564.  
  565. \s[2]
  566. That?|
  567.  
  568. \s[5]
  569. So...|/n
  570. They must have understood my/n
  571. pure intentions more than/n
  572. the gentlemen did.|
  573.  
  574. \s[2]
  575. Oh, I see.|/n
  576. Very good.|
  577.  
  578. \s[5]
  579. Yes, thank you.|
  580.  
  581. \s[2]
  582. But Saul, please do not forget/n
  583. that your main purpose is your/n
  584. missionary work.|
  585.  
  586. \s[5]
  587. ......|/n
  588. Can't beat him,/n
  589. can I...|
  590.  
  591. ## Yoder x Saul B
  592. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Saul]
  593. \s[2]
  594. Saul, how is your mission/n
  595. coming along?|
  596.  
  597. \s[5]
  598. Ah yes,/n
  599. as I notified you in my letter,/n
  600. Master Roy is in possession/n
  601. of the Fire Emblem now.|
  602.  
  603. \s[2]
  604. Has anything else happened/n
  605. worth noting?|
  606.  
  607. \s[5]
  608. No, not really.|
  609.  
  610. \s[2]
  611. I see...|/n
  612. I am sorry to put you through/n
  613. all this, Saul.|
  614.  
  615. \s[5]
  616. No, please don't be.|/n
  617. I did it all for our loving/n
  618. Saint Elimine.|
  619.  
  620. \s[2]
  621. Yes, of course.|/n
  622. That is very noble of you.|/n
  623. ...Oh, Saul.|/n
  624. We have been getting complaints/n
  625. from Master Merlinus that you are/n
  626. following Princess Guinevere/n
  627. everywhere she goes...|
  628.  
  629. \s[5]
  630. Well, Bishop Yoder,/n
  631. that is my mission.|
  632.  
  633. \s[2]
  634. Saul, your mission was to keep/n
  635. an eye on the Fire Emblem.|/n
  636. And you mentioned it is now in/n
  637. the hands of Master Roy, not/n
  638. Princess Guinevere.|
  639.  
  640. \s[5]
  641. Well, yes,/n
  642. you are right.|/n
  643. But Bishop Yoder,/n
  644. please consider this.|/n
  645. I do not think that should be/n
  646. following Master Roy everywhere just/n
  647. because he has the Emblem.|/n
  648. That would surely go against/n
  649. my ethics.|
  650.  
  651. \s[2]
  652. ...Saul?|
  653.  
  654. ## Yoder x Saul A
  655. \f[2|Yoder]\f[5|Saul]
  656. \s[2]
  657. Saul, perhaps it is time to/n
  658. relieve you from your mission.|
  659.  
  660. \s[5]
  661. What do you mean,/n
  662. Bishop Yoder?|
  663.  
  664. \s[2]
  665. I believe I know Master Roy/n
  666. well enough to trust him.|/n
  667. The Fire Emblem will be safe/n
  668. in his hands.|/n
  669. What we were fearing surely/n
  670. not happen now.|/n
  671. Do you not agree?|
  672.  
  673. \s[5]
  674. Perhaps you are right.|/n
  675. ..However, I wish to continue/n
  676. my mission a little longer.|
  677.  
  678. \s[2]
  679. I see...|
  680.  
  681. \s[5]
  682. Of course I understand what/n
  683. you are saying, Bishop Yoder.|/n
  684. Master Roy is certainly a/n
  685. noble person.|/n
  686. Still...|/n
  687. I think this world is a bit too/n
  688. ugly yet for Master Roy to handle.|/n
  689. I think that I know that more than/n
  690. the other priests...|
  691.  
  692. \s[2]
  693. Saul...|
  694.  
  695. \s[5]
  696. Well, I am still a youngster.|/n
  697. You may forget what I said.[A
  698.  
  699. \s[2]
  700. I see...|/n
  701. All right then.|/n
  702. ...Oh, Saul.|/n
  703. I recently found this...|
  704.  
  705. \s[5]
  706. Oh?|/n
  707. This is...|
  708.  
  709. \s[2]
  710. 'All wounds treated freely.|/n
  711. Special discounts for new members now.|/n
  712. Sign up today!'|/n
  713. This...treating God like some sort of/n
  714. vulnerary.|/n
  715. I certainly do not want to think/n
  716. that someone serving God would/n
  717. write something like this...|
  718.  
  719. \s[5]
  720. ......|
  721.  
  722. \s[2]
  723. ...Saul, would you like to listen/n
  724. to my lecturing for a little while?|
  725.  
  726. \s[5]
  727. Oh, Bishop Yoder, I am certainly/n
  728. not worthy of having the privilege/n
  729. of listening to your...|
  730.  
  731. \s[2]
  732. ...Would you like to listen?|
  733.  
  734. \s[5]
  735. ...Yes, yes I would,/n
  736. Bishop Yoder...|
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