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Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Support conversations- Artur and Lute
C Support
Lute:
Hm... I wonder if... Oh, I see...
Artur: What are you doing, Lute?
Lute: Oh! I was just observing
this chemida beetle.
Artur: You haven't changed at
all, have you, Lute?
Lute: What do you mean?
Artur: You spent most of your
time sequestered in your room, studying your books. On the rare
occasion you went outside, you were paralyzed with fascination.
Lute: Of course! There are so
many fascinating things to be learned from nature! There are a great
many books out there, and I have read most of them, of course. But I've
found that what is written can differ greatly from how things truly
are. Take this chemida beetle, for example. I've been reading from "The
Glossary of Falibrian Entomology" lately. According to the glossary,
their wings fall off once they reach maturity. However, I have just
found an adult beetle whose wings still work perfectly! Exceptions do
exist to the rules my books outline. This is a rare specimen. I wonder,
should we take it back with us?
Artur: Sigh... I hope this
isn't another of your pranks.
Lute: My...pranks?
Artur: Do you remember when I
loaned you my copy of "Lux Aeterna"? You replaced my bookmark with the
tail of a sedgel lizard. You scared ten years off my life, I swear it!
Lute: Did I do that?
Artur: And! Knowing full well
that I have a...mild...fear of spiders, you caught a small army of them
and unleashed them in my room!
Lute: I thought that if I
immersed you in the thing you feared, maybe you might be able to
overcome your fear entirely! And I went to a lot of trouble trying to
catch those spiders!
Artur: ...Why would you do that?
Lute: Well, I did get a bit of
a kick out of the experience myself. Why? Did it bother you?
Artur: YES! Oh, don't worry
about it. At least you did it because you cared about me, right? I'll
just accept it as the best gesture of kindness you can manage, Lute.
B Support
Lute: Are you tired, Artur?
Artur: Huh...? Oh, no, I'm...
...... You're right. I am tired. How could you tell, Lute? I was trying
my best not to show it.
Lute: Oh, come on! There's no
one better than me at spotting things like this! I can tell, you're
mentally exhausted.
Artur: I don't know what I
expected, but... I had no idea war would be like this. One battle after
another, overwhelming odds...and monsters!? In this day and age, we're
fighting monsters from the legends and epics? I know how much is at
stake, but sometimes...I get so tired.
Lute: When you're tired,
there's nothing better than a good meal and a long sleep. And if you
look at page 990 of "De Floris Mysticis," there's a special herb that,
once decocted into a potion, will help relax your muscles. Look for the
parfina flower, and reduce it into a thick syrup before drinking. Oh,
and I hear music helps you sleep. If you like, I can hum something for
you.
Artur: Thank you. However, I
think I'll pass on your offer, delightful though your humming must be.
You must be tired as well. Take care of yourself, and rest when you can.
Lute: I will. In fact, maybe
I'll just hum to myself instead. Will you be all right?
Artur: I'm fine. I feel quite
refreshed, in fact.
Lute: Refreshed? How so? Was it
some new kind of magic?
Artur: Perhaps, from a certain
point of view. Your every word has nurtured my soul...
Lute: Hm. I'm not sure I get
it, but as long as you're feeling better!