 Noelle : I'm bored! |
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Noelle : Bored! Bored! Bored! Bored!
Bored! Bored! Bored! |
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Noelle : I'm so bored! |
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Noelle : Where are the empire's best blades? |
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Noelle : Where are the dwarven workshops? |
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Noelle : I want to see a smithy.
I want to forge a sword. |
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 Henriette : You can give up on that. The town is under
the strictest of guards right now. |
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Noelle : Say it isn't so... |
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Henriette : That aside, there's somewhere you— |
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 Lise : Noelle has begun forging an invisible sword! |
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Noelle : The best blades. Dwarven workshops.
The best blades. |
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Lise : This is dire! |
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 Alan : But, you know... |
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Alan : I'm the one the Black Wolf Knights
are after, right? |
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Alan : If Noelle goes into town alone, it shouldn't
be too dangerous, should it? |
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Henriette : That's true enough, but... |
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Alan : Or do you have some sort of plan for us? |
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Henriette : N-Nothing in particular. |
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Noelle : What? It's all right for me to go into town? |
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Henriette : You might as well. |
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Noelle : All right! |
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Noelle : An outing! An outing! |
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Noelle : Myléne, thank you for coming with me. |
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Noelle : How reassuring! |
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Noelle : We've still got tons to go see! |
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Noelle : Although... |
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Noelle : I can't help noticing
there are a lot of elves here. |
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Noelle : And does it feel like they're staring at us? |
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Noelle : Oh, could it be... |
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Noelle : that I'm just too cute? |
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Noelle : Oh, what should I do? What if someone
suddenly comes up to talk to me? |
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Noelle : What if they ask me to forge
a sword with them? |
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Noelle : Am I a popular elf? |
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Noelle : Wait, Myléne! Let go! |
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Noelle : I'm exhausted... |
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Noelle : Yes, you did great. |
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Alan : Sounds like quite an ordeal. |
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Noelle : It didn't exactly make me feel bad, though. |
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Lise : Well, you are cute, Noelle. |
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Lise : It's no wonder the other
elves wouldn't leave you alone. |
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Noelle : It's criminal to have so little
self-awareness, isn't it? |
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Noelle : From now on, I'll appreciate that
I'm so highly admired— |
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Henriette : That's not it at all. |
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Noelle : That's blunt! |
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Henriette : Though you're not wrong about them
taking an interest in you specifically. |
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Noelle : What's that supposed to mean? |
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Henriette : Do you want to know more about yourself? |
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Noelle : Huh? Well... |
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Noelle : I do want to know, but I
remember nothing of my past. |
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Henriette : Then come along. |
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Henriette : Henriette will show you the way. |
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Noelle : The way to where? |
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Noelle : To the Elven Forest. |
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Henriette : This place looks good. |
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Noelle : Does it? Where's the forest? |
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Henriette : Just watch. |
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Henriette : This is the Elven Forest. |
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Lise : But we were just at the mansion... |
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Henriette : We still are. |
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Lise : What? |
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Henriette : Just in a slightly different dimension. |
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Lise : I-I see. |
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Alan : The Elven Forest was hidden with barrier magic
because they were wary of outside enemies, right? |
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Henriette : Exactly. |
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Henriette : And to keep people from finding out about it, |
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Henriette : they wipe the memory of anyone who
leaves the forest, without exception. |
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Henriette : But Henriette has been granted
the right to enter the forest. |
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Noelle : So is that why I don't have
any of my old memories? |
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Henriette : It's possible, don't you think? |
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Alan : I'm surprised, though. |
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Alan : To think that the elves could construct a
barrier so powerful that I couldn't sense it... |
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Alan : Were you involved by any chance, Henriette? |
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Henriette : W-Well, you know.
Perhaps a bit here and there. |
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Alan : I see. |
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Henriette : Let's hurry along now. |
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Henriette : The settlement is this way. |
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Lise : Noelle, is something wrong? |
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Noelle : Yes, but I don't know how to explain it. |
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Noelle : I have this sense that this is where I belong. |
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Noelle : It feels nostalgic somehow. |
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Lise : I'm sure that the forest where you
were born was as lovely as this one. |
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Noelle : Wh-Who are all of you? |
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Alan : It's all right. They don't seem
to have any hostile intent. |
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Henriette : Of course not. After all... |
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Henriette : their sovereign has returned. |
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Noelle : S-Sovereign? |
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Noelle : Wh-What? Me? You mean me? |
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Alan : Oh, I get it.
The eyes of the fairy sovereign. |
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Noelle : The eyes of the fairy sovereign? |
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Noelle : That demonic man who
attacked us mentioned that. |
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Henriette : The eyes of the fairy sovereign, Grahm Sight,
are only possessed by the elven royal family. |
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Henriette : It's a special gift. |
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Noelle : You're saying... I'm descended from royalty? |
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Henriette : And the royal bloodline has all but ended. |
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Henriette : So, to these people, their sovereign is... |
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Noelle : Me? |
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Noelle : W-W-Wait! |
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Noelle : You're really putting me on the spot,
just suddenly treating me like your ruler. |
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Alan : Elves are as free and uninhibited
as I've heard. |
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Lise : Still, I didn't expect |
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Lise : to see human tools
and furniture in the Elven Forest. |
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Henriette : Percival! |
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Noelle : I'm not your liege yet. |
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Noelle : Yes? What is it? |
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Noelle : Oh, how delightful! |
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Noelle : I'll take this one and this one. |
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Noelle : Okay! I'm looking forward to it. |
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Noelle : If you'd like to chat a little, I don't mind. |
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Noelle : What was that just now?
What did he mean by ＂bad guys＂? |
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Alan : Of course. |
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Alan : No wonder you all welcomed
Noelle with open arms. |
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Alan : You can't? |
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Alan : So without a sovereign, you stop growing? |
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Henriette : There is a lost one whose
only interest is smithing. |
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Henriette : Huh? I haven't m-met her exactly. |
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Henriette : I just sort of saw her...
I guess you say I was spying on her. |
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Henriette : Anyway, she has the eyes
of the fairy sovereign! |
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Alan : And that was Noelle? |
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Alan : Was it also Henriette who brought in
those children we saw earlier? |
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Alan : Yeah, the demon children. |
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Alan : You don't need to worry. |
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Alan : I don't hold any particular
animosity toward demons. |
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Alan : But this has got me curious. |
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Alan : Why would demons, who are
so loathed in this world, |
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Alan : be living together with elves,
who are so insular? |
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Lise : Are you all right? |
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Noelle : If I look all right to you, Lise, then
there's something wrong with your eyes. |
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Lise : Don't say that! |
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Alan : Well, she has been subject to the
elves' excessive hospitality all day. |
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Alan : Good job hanging in there. |
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Noelle : Seriously! Even if they think of me
as their ruler, let's be reasonable here! |
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Noelle : Nothing's been decided yet. |
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Noelle : I really don't know. |
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Alan : Well, why don't we go and
get some rest for today? |
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Lise : Y-Yes. The elves have prepared this
comfortable place for us to stay, after all. |
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Alan : Well then, good night. |
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Lise : Myléne-san, we should go too. |
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Alan : You too, Henriette. Good night. |
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Noelle : What should I do? |
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Noelle : Vanessa's unfulfilled wish to forge |
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Noelle : a blade that surpasses a divine sword... |
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Noelle : I've accomplished that goal. |
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Noelle : Wait a minute! |
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Noelle : Then what is my goal right now? |
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Noelle : What do I want to do?
What to I want to become? |
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Noelle : Why am I traveling with Alan and the others? |
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Henriette : Alan. |
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Henriette : That look you gave me earlier... |
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Henriette : Was that meant to call me to your room? |
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Alan : That's right. |
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Alan : I really wanted the two of us to be alone. |
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Henriette : I-I'm not really familiar
with this sort of thing. |
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Henriette : So, um, I hope you'll be
gentle as you teach me. |
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Alan : Sure. You can go now. |
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Henriette : Hey! You don't know how
to take a hint, do you?! |
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Henriette : Not jumping on a beautiful girl like me?! |
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Henriette : There's something wrong
with you, isn't there?! |
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Alan : You're not beautiful on the inside, though. |
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Henriette : Huh?! What'd you just say?! |
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Alan : Oh, nothing. |
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Henriette : So, what is it you want to discuss? |
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Alan : I heard that you asked the elves
to give the demon children refuge. |
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Henriette : That blasted Percival. |
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Henriette : He's supposed to be tight-lipped. |
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Henriette : All right, fine. There are a few things
about demons that I haven't told you. |
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Alan : I'm sure there are. |
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Henriette : First, demons aren't a
distinct race or anything. |
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Henriette : When someone resents other people
and wishes them all dead, |
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Henriette : the Will of the World
recognizes that person as a demon. |
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Henriette : But there are exceptions. |
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Henriette : Demon children are born to demon parents. |
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Henriette : From the moment they enter this world, |
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Henriette : they are branded and despised as demons. |
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Henriette : They're made demons through
no fault of their own. |
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Henriette : And demons cast their children
into the poorest conditions. |
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Henriette : They're forced into a harsh
struggle for existence. |
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Henriette : Because those who survive become
the strongest demons, you see? |
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Alan : What a horribly vicious cycle. |
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Henriette : It's nearly impossible for
children to escape on their own. |
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Alan : Then what about the kids in the woods? |
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Henriette : I happened to find them when
they were about to be killed. |
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Henriette : I couldn't just leave them, could I? |
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Alan : I see. |
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Henriette : What's with that expression? |
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Alan : I was just thinking how like you that is. |
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Henriette : I-I didn't ask for your opinion! |
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Lise : Incredible! There are places like this here? |
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Henriette : Didn't get much sleep? |
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Noelle : Huh? |
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Henriette : You shouldn't fret about turning them down. |
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Henriette : In their own way, they're trying to figure out
how to live without a monarch. |
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Henriette : The decision you make should be for you. |
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Noelle : Yeah. Thanks. |
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Noelle : It's beautiful! Thank you. |
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Henriette : Oh, a spirit stone! |
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Noelle : A spirit stone? |
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Henriette : It's a crystallization of elven power,
a precious stone that's used in alchemy. |
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Noelle : Not at all. |
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Alan : It seems the elves' loathing
of demons runs deep. |
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Henriette : It isn't just the elves. |
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Henriette : The other races are the same. |
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Alan : Henriette? |
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Henriette : Some minor business calls. |
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Henriette : So this is where you are. |
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Henriette : That was pretty mean earlier,
don't you think? |
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Henriette : So what if they're demons? |
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Henriette : Have they done anything to you? |
(0:21:10.93) |
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Henriette : Wanting to speak with the monarch. |
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Henriette : Wanting to give her gifts. |
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Henriette : Wanting to be friends with her. |
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Henriette : Phillip, they feel the same way about
your sovereign that you do, don't you think? |
(0:21:24.66) |
Henriette : In that case, Henriette believes
you could all be friends. |
(0:21:32.71) |
Henriette : They're littler than you are,
so you should treat them kindly. |
(0:21:38.64) |
Henriette : Everyone will be worried,
so come back soon, all right? |
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Lise : Next time: ＂The Mark of a Demon.＂ |
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