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Shall we go, then?
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Beyond Journey's End
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It's unusually warm today.
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Yeah, but...
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we sure could use some cold, hard cash.
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We'll have to look for work
in the next town.
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You're already thinking about that, Fern?
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It's important.
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Mr. Stark,
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unless we think two steps ahead,
our journey will come to a premature end.
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I suppose that's true.
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Work, huh?
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I hope we can find something suitable.
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Huh?
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This feels familiar.
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Thank you for the ride.
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Don't mention it. It was most reassuring
to have a first-class mage along.
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Anyway, you're headed to Ende?
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To those of us who never
travel far from home,
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that sounds like an
unimaginably long journey.
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Maybe it is.
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Beyond Journey's End
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29 years after the death of Himmel the Hero,
in the Saum Marshes, located in the northern lands
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I caught a fish.
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I'll add it to our breakfast.
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I'll catch a big one next time.
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That's odd. It should be around here.
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Frieren's not usually up this early.
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Apparently she woke up because
she was curious about something.
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Huh.
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Did you praise her?
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Of course.
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Found it.
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Now this is a big one.
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That's a pretty stone. What is it?
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Here.
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Huh?
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I can't conjure fire.
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It's called a magic-nullifying crystal.
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It's a mineral that neutralizes
magical effects.
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A crystal of this purity has an
effective radius of three meters.
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Stark, try stepping away a bit.
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Huh? Okay.
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There it goes.
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They're extremely rare.
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Even a pebble-sized crystal
is worth several gold pieces.
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You could buy a mansion
with one this large.
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Wow.
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But if it stops us from using magic,
we can't bring it with us.
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It'd endanger us on our journey.
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That's the problem.
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Get rid of that stone right away.
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If a monster attacked us right now,
we'd be wiped out.
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Before that, I want to show you
an unusual property of this stone.
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It's really interesting.
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When you imbue these stones
with lots of mana...
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they glow really brightly.
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It's blinding.
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Please just throw it away already.
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It's still glowing.
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We'll probably reach
the next village today.
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By the way, are we near
the Northern Plateau?
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That's still a ways away.
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It's beyond a vast forest
and volcanic area.
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A volcanic area, huh? Sounds dangerous.
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It really isn't.
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There hasn't been an
eruption in centuries.
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These days, it's a relatively safe
hot spring region.
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Hot springs?
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A warm bath sounds pretty appealing.
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It sure has been a while.
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Huh? Hold on.
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The ground here...
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I knew it. It's an underground cave.
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I hate how unstable the
ground is in marshland.
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Huh? Ms. Frieren...
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Oh...
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We might be in trouble.
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Huh? What?!
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No wonder we found that
magic-nullifying crystal on the surface.
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I've never seen a deposit
this large before.
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Please get off.
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Almost the entire cave is filled
with magic-nullifying crystals.
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If we brought it all back with us,
we'd be billionaires.
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I doubt that's possible.
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Huh?
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Magic-nullifying crystal is one of
the hardest materials in existence.
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And unlike other materials, it can't
be cut or processed using magic.
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Some things are simply
out of humanity's reach.
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In any case, we're not
climbing our way out of here.
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Let's look for another exit.
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What is it?
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We're counting on you, Stark.
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Since we can't use magic,
we're just ordinary girls in here.
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Girls?
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I haven't forgotten that you
called me an old hag, Stark.
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Sorry about that.
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You still haven't let that go?
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I never thought we'd end up
camping in a place like this.
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This cave complex is unbelievably vast.
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We found lots of animal bones, too.
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Ms. Frieren said this might be
the den of a large monster.
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I'm amazed she can sleep so soundly.
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She sure is carefree.
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Ms. Frieren still seems to be
having fun, even here.
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But it scares me too much.
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I can't even detect mana.
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I've never experienced
anything like this.
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It's like I've been plunged
into total darkness.
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Fern...
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A monster!
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Frieren, wake up! Run—
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It's a venomous apex dragon.
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Venomous?
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It's a bad matchup for you.
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You'll die from poison again.
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I didn't die the first time!
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But what are we supposed to do, then?
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I can't believe you were sleeping
so comfortably, either.
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How can you be so—
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I trust you with my life.
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I have ever since I recruited you
to be our front-liner.
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Parties don't function otherwise.
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I'm a man who flees
during critical moments.
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I'm desperate to run away right now.
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Are you?
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Shall we run away together, then?
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Stark, Fern.
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Close your eyes.
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Himmel, how can you
trust me with your life?
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That's not something you
should say so readily.
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I abandoned my village and fled.
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Is that right?
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Then if you feel like running,
let's run away together.
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After all, we're a party.
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Shall we run, then?
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I'm a priest! Why do I have
to carry the heavy one?
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Because the light one
says you stink of liquor!
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That was scary.
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But running away together
isn't so bad, is it?
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Yeah.
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Shall we go, then?
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Frieren.
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What?
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My legs gave out. I can't walk.
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Episode 29: Shall We Go, Then?
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29 years after the death of Himmel the Hero,
in the Great Sanft Forest, located in the northern lands
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Is this enough for lunch?
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Huh? They're not here.
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Maybe I came back too early.
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Okay, I'll go fishing.
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I'll catch a big one today.
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So cold...
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It's just until we reach the hot springs.
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Good. It's clean now.
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Didn't Stark give you that
mirrored-lotus bracelet?
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The hairpin you gave me
is also clean now.
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You keep your staff in good shape, too.
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You seem to really enjoy maintaining
your equipment, Fern.
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Do I?
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You're smiling right now.
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Maybe it's because they were gifts.
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I lost everything, including
my home, to war.
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Perhaps I'm glad to gain more things
that are important to me.
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It was worth the effort
picking that out for you.
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You did put a lot of thought into it.
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How do you know that?
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Oh.
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Pervert.
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I'm really sorry!
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I didn't know you were bathing!
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I'm not mad.
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Okay, all done.
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Stark, I've been thinking...
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What?
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Are things a bit awkward right now?
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They might be.
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So you're starting to pick up
on stuff like this, too.
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I'm kind of impressed.
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This seems to happen from time to time.
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Maybe you two aren't a good match.
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I wouldn't say that.
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Stark.
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If you're uncomfortable, say so.
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I'm the one who forced you
to join the party.
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Listen, Frieren, I—
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It's a crossroads.
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The Northern Plateau is this way.
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Neutral Harbor is that way.
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Frieren, is that an inn?
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Well, this is a major highway.
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We won't have to camp out tonight.
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Oh?
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Well, if it isn't Frieren.
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Our reunion was sooner than expected.
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Stark, thanks for your help
with the Fresser.
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Wirbel, you seem well.
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I ended up traveling home by sea.
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The demons are acting up
in the far north again.
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I have to rush back.
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I'm traveling with these guys
to the imperial capital.
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He's been whining about how
much he hates being seasick.
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Aren't you a grown man?
What are you doing?
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Just so you know, I'm not that old yet.
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I was still in my twenties
until just recently.
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Another old man used
to say the same thing.
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Anyway, Stark, have you
considered my offer?
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What offer?
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The situation in the far north
has gotten pretty bad.
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There's a severe shortage
of front-liners.
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I can't force you into it,
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but I'd like your support for two or
three years until the front stabilizes.
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Like I told you before, Wirbel,
I'm this party's front-liner.
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I see. Well, I don't give up easily.
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I'll do anything to protect the far north.
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Frieren, mind if I persuade him a little?
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Excuse me—
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Suit yourself.
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Ms. Frieren...
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Cheers!
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Seriously, Stark. Join our party.
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He seems to be having fun.
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I really can't.
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Maybe Stark does find our
party a bit restrictive.
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Um, Mr. Stark.
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I turned down Wirbel's offer.
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Are you sure you want
to do that, Mr. Stark?
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Fern, why do you think I'm in this party?
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When I first met you guys,
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I was at the end of my rope.
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I was ready to abandon
the village and run away.
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I suck, right?
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Frieren said she forced me to join the
party, but that's not what happened.
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I don't think you'll run.
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Because you encouraged me that night,
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I wanted to travel with you
and joined your party.
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You may not realize it,
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but Frieren isn't the only one who
dragged my cowardly butt this far.
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I'm not going anywhere.
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So be nicer to me.
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Very well.
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Come here. I'll pet you.
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What are you plotting?! I'm scared!
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What a pain in the rear.
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I couldn't convince you after all, huh?
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By the way, you're not traveling by boat?
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Ocean travel is expensive.
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Besides...
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My master's party traveled
through the Northern Plateau.
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We're always accepting weird jobs,
getting caught up in trouble,
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and taking detours, though.
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You've got your own adventure
to follow, huh?
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No matter. You'll reach the
far north eventually, right?
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I'll see you then.
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Shall we go, then?
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That seems a bit extreme.
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Talk about tyrannical.
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You just like taking on difficult jobs.
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Straight to the point. I appreciate that.
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She looks really unhappy.
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I will die without achieving my goal.
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Will you offer a prayer?
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But we got to defeat a demon.
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Episode 30
The Hero of the South
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That's the Hero of the South.
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