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 neutral, multiracial nation |
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in a state of high alert. |
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Barbarians like Ogres and Goblins. |
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they're generating refugees. |
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the neutral nation of Forngawn! |
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audience with our king as well. |
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to Dragontan ourselves. |
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leaving your men behind? |
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king, King Ira Takuto. |
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very first friend, King Takuto! |
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that being the tastiest drink in the world! |
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in with everyone. |
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so I don't know what I should do! |
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talks with Forngawn. |
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drawn into their pace. |
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to prove that we're not hostile. |
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this before. This feels fresh to me. |
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for a new player, Pepe. |
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confirm before ironing out the details. |
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for national diplomacy. |
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had for coming to our lands. |
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avoid large cities. |
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bringing harm to Forngawn. |
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like us are up to something, |
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is always directed inward. |
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with joint control of it. |
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vast supply of Mana at present. |
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which element it's converted to. |
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made during our latest negotiations. |
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and toys to Forngawn. |
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daily necessities and metal goods. |
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we've been relying on our king for them. |
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access to the Dragon Vein Mine. |
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ended in much more innocuous terms. |
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time learning about each other.＂ |
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be able to aid Dragontan in time. |
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he was thinking that far ahead? |
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future relations with Forngawn. |
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Forngawn in the first place? |
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about their values and customs. |
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itself with those details. |
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investigate Forngawn first. |
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Moon, is very far away, |
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since it needs the aid. |
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reason to head directly into another nation. |
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respects before sending a formal delegation. |
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for that to work, Moltar. |
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the Chancellor and Minister of Magic. |
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comments there, but you're right. |
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for a simple show of respect. |
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nor too great status. |
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fit so they can gain experience from this. |
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to them if they were to be kidnapped! |
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most trusted confidant. |
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couldn't possibly go! |
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for with our freedom. |
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pestering of someone other than me?! |
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ahead with building your harem! |
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what you're thinking. |
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you worry so much, Atou. |
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