King's Raid: Successors of the Will - Episode 1
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 is that all you can do? |
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a full-fledged knight, Kasel. |
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that can protect everyone! |
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before you can beat me. |
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to protect my lunch, at least. |
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we'll give you that. |
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your stamina and your technique. |
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as far as apprentices go. |
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I'm sure you'll get stronger soon. |
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You're just making stuff up! |
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saying that while on patrol? |
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that means it's peaceful. |
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to make sure nothing dangerous happened! |
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Why won't you throw him out? |
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the embodiment of bad omens. |
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my superiors know about this. |
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You go ahead and return. |
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will maintain the peace in this town. |
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I'll toss in another one for free. |
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May the holy light protect you. |
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I was wondering how you were doing. |
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I'm doing fine, and Clause is with me. |
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strange again and upset your stomach. |
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anything out of the ordinary? |
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and Clause went insect hunting until sundown? |
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got dragged back to the orphanage. |
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both Clause and I cried. |
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that you had such nerves of steel. |
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but I couldn't stop it. |
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your apprenticeship soon, and look sharp. |
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that can protect everyone. |
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Demon sightings in the King's Forest. |
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a single Demon to enter Orvelia. |
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100 years ago... If they do... |
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a hundred years ago, |
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how many Demons there are. |
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we would need to investigate this. |
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should be as small as possible. |
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that would be completely useless! |
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into the castle, Lord Moriham?! |
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from entering the castle. |
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of making rules without the king's consent? |
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send scouts to investigate this. |
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should be useful to us. |
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who are growing in fame. |
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can take on 100 men alone. |
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--What...? |
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and the dark elves runs deep. |
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I have no interest in who hires me. |
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in return for your aid? |
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and I ask for nothing else. |
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That's what makes them trustworthy. |
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claim to work for the nation, |
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political or financial gains. |
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make use of the Black Edge. |
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to take on such an important mission... |
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of Orvelia for these dark elves! |
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We will be the ones to defend our nation. |
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for speaking out of line. |
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She's gotten very priestly. |
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your apprenticeship in no time, too. |
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have a long way to go... |
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From now on, it's positive reinforcement. |
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were spotted in the King's Forest. |
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Gran and Flegg are going, too. |
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while we're gone, all right? |
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This is what we knights are for. |
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 getting inside that castle, Riheet. |
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 kill all the rotten nobles, right? |
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going to do it, we're always ready! |
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ahead of ourselves and mess this up. |
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by Orvelia for a hundred years. |
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opportunity to take revenge...! |
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when we take control of this nation! |
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since the scouts took off... |
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longer than they should. |
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or something and mistook them as Demons. |
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and get something nice to eat... |
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You go to the castle and report! |
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Scouts have engaged this threat! |
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no matter the cost! |
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the forest to defeat the Demons! |
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to conserve our power. |
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of Demons like 100 years ago. |
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The Black Edge. |
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we cannot accept their aid! |
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When our nation is under this grave threat, |
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over differences in race. |
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but you have to let it go. |
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I care about die! Never again! |
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a priestess should be useful. |
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and a surprising truth... |
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