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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Why?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I will not let things remain this way.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Lend me your strength, please!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}There's a guy who ran off into Zymot\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}that I've got to pay back.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Come with me to Zymot!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}No, don't!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Bokutachi wa mina kitto te o nobashiterun da
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Tooku tooi basho e to
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kaze ni fukare aruite yuku
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Umarekita imi o shiritakute
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Tatoeba ushinau toki ga kitemo
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Dakishimeru koto ima, erabou
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Bokutachi wa mina kitto te o nobashiterun da
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Nakusenai mono ni mukatte
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kagayaita yume dake o taguriyosenagara
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Tooku tooi basho e to
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{\1c&H00ffffff}Episode 10\N{\1c&H00ffffff}The Lonely Princess
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Is this...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}...Zymot?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Hey, what are the red pipes for?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}They draw the plentiful groundwater\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}up into the castle.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You mean Zymot's castle?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'm glad to see you're all right.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'm sorry to have worried you, Phillip.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}And the rest of you as well.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Who are you?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You may not lay a hand on him!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}He rescued me back in Templar.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}He saved my life!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I wasn't trying to save you.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Those are the remains of the castle we once had.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}It was destroyed in a fight with the\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}forces of the current regime.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Our hideout lies underneath it.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'm so glad you're okay!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}No... This can't be, Zed!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}My word, this is quite the turn\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}of events, now, isn't it?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Good grief, that boy certainly\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}keeps me entertained.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Has anything changed since I've been absent?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}No, we have only awaited your return anxiously.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Now that the princess has returned,\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}let us take action at once!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Right!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Now is the time to overthrow the current\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}regime and restore the kingdom!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What is your command, Princess Rebecca?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Wait, we must consider things calmly.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}The current regime has far superior numbers.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}If we make the wrong move, we will\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}play right into their hands.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}But, Princess Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Then, what should we do?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I intend to ask for Zed's cooperation.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Huh? Me?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Does he have that kind of power?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}And is it wise to put any trust in\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}anyone from Templar?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Don't worry.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I don't have any intention of helping you out.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Pardon me.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}So, Zed's gone off to Zymot for real.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That's right.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Jeez, it's all that girl's fault.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That Zed is such a fool!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Do you think Zed will be all right?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Heck if I know!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Say, is Zymot Castle far from here?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Please tell me, what will it take\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}to get you to help us?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}If you will assist us, I shall grant you a\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}special position in my kingdom!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}So please...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Not interested.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}For one thing, you've got plenty of\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}comrades to help you out.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}But there is no one who has the power you do.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Your control of Amir Gaul is certain proof of that.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Amir Gaul?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes, that is the name of the spirit you have:\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}Amir Gaul.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}It is said that it possesses\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}extraordinary fighting capacity,
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}though no one has actually seen it in action.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That's how valuable a spirit it is!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Amir Gaul?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I know! Why don't we assist you in finding\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}the person you are after first?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That's my problem.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}It's got nothing to do with you.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Where are you going?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Castle Zymot, obviously.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Elda!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Stop.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What's this?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Using force now?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Excuse me.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Zed...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Please remember your place.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We must have his power, no matter what!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very well...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We will follow and keep an eye on him.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We're counting on you.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Bring back Dumas at all costs.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Got it!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That's what we're here for.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}And Zed too.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Bring him back, even if you have to drag\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}him with a rope around his neck.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Are you really that concerned about Zed?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yeah, I'm concerned all right.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Master Zico!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What's the matter, Roya?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Please let me go along to Zymot too!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Don't be ridiculous.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Out of the question!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Please, Master Robès!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I said it's out of the question!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well, this is one favor I cannot grant,\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}even if it is the request of a lady.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Besides, the look on Grandpa's face scares me.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You remember the promise you made me, right?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'll see that you keep it.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That's why I served as a Joker for Zymot.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes, all right.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I will be sure to keep my promise.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Don't worry.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very soon...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}My fate will change very soon.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Master Hugh!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well? Has she been found?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'm terribly sorry.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We have put all our resources into\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}the search for Rebecca,
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}but we don't have any sort of\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}lead on her at present.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Locate her at all costs!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Sir!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You're fussing quite a bit over\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}that little girl, aren't you?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Have you fallen for her?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I don't have time for your jokes.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}But do we really need Princess Rebecca?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What do you mean?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What I'm saying is that
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}perhaps Princess Rebecca's presence is actually\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}be more a liability to us than anything.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes, you have a point.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Hugh, Elmeida, Glaudio...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We only really need to take out those three.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}There's not really any need to remain loyal to a\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}kingdom that has already been obliterated.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}So, if we can do that on our own,\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}we could take over Zymot ourselves.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Mind your tongues!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca is in essence\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}the emblem of our cause.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}There are also many who follow us\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}because the princess is with us.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Heh, you think so?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Everyone's just pulled along by\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}their own selfish wants!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well, we are counting on you, Robès.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes, yes. I understand.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well, shall we be going then?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Spare us!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I beg you! Just spare our lives!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You're all useless!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You're no better than trash.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Those bastards, how could they?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Master Hugh, we have detected a large\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}shifting shard energy output.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We believe it most likely originated in Templar.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Templar?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}How about that?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}So, is this, like, a retaliatory attack?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That makes things more interesting!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Master Robès, I am sorry.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Good grief...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well, I'm stuck now that you've\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}decided to tag along.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Just see that you look out for yourself.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Everyone will be fully preoccupied with\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}watching their own backs.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That should show you how\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}dangerous a place this is.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Let's hurry and move out, Robès.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I guess you've strolled on in here looking\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}for Dumas or something.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What a bunch of fools.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}The enemy!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Tovia!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}C'mon, let's do it!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}My spirit!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Mr. Gordon!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'd like to see what's under that mask.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You're a cheeky one.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Looks like Templar has capable shard users too.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Roya!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Are you okay?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}This sucks!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Is this the best Templar has for shard casters?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Belladonna!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Where am I?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Get walking.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Go on, move it!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What is this place?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Daddy...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Win this fight if you want to leave here alive,\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}and for your family's sake too.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Do it!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Drop it!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Dear!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What's the matter? The kid's next!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well done.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}It's awful...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What the heck kind of place is this?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}An underworld training ground.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}The only way out is to keep on winning.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}The only way to live is to keep on winning,\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}and then serve as a Zymotan soldier.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Zymotan soldier?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Who are you?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}My name is Guzma.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'm from Kalb-Hu, as you can see.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kalb-Hu?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You're not from around here, are you?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}This is another land that has now\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}been invaded by Zymot,
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}but we were all once citizens of Kalb-Hu.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We've been taken in as slaves
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}and forced to train here to be\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}soldiers in their army.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Resistance is death, as is losing a match.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}There's no way out of here,
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}save winning your way into their\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}military, fight by fight.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Then fight them!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You saw what happened before!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}The women and children are kept hostage.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We're all cornered.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Those sons of bitches!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}That's the kind of country Zymot is.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What is it?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}We've received word:
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Zed has been captured and taken to\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}the underworld training ground.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What did you say?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Princess Rebecca, where are you going?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Phillip, am I nothing but a doll to all of you?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I have my own will too!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I shall accompany you.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Here, Sagiri.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Thank you!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Ah, you look very pretty.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You mean it?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Sure do.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You seem to be doing much better.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes, sir, thanks to you.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I don't know how to thank you.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Think nothing of it.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}It's only natural to help those\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}who are hurt or taken ill.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Hey, Noah, there are some more\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}pretty flowers over that way.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Let's go!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Sure!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Get your asses out here now!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Guzma!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Go on, fight!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Only those who fight and win\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}will leave here alive!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I will get out of here alive!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Damn, what should I do?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Damn!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Is this my only choice?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I can't let myself die in a place like this either!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Do it...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kill him!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What are you waiting for?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kill him quickly!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}It's no use; I can't do it!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What is that? What's going on?!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Zed!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Rebecca!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}What are you doing here?
259
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Who are you?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Zed, let's get out of here quickly!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}But there's still a lot of people imprisoned here!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}They'll be okay.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I'll leave the rest to Elda and Phillip.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You know what to do.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes, ma'am.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I guess I owe you now.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I suppose so.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}You said you wanted my help,
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}but what you meant was Amir Gaul, right?
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Yes...
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Well, as far as Amir Gaul goes,
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I honestly don't really understand\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}how to control it myself.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Zed, it's true that we do need Amir Gaul.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}But, Zed, it's you that fascinates me.
275
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I have heard that valuable spirits\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}like Amir Gaul
276
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}choose a human on their own.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}These spirits cannot be claimed so easily.
278
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I was astonished when I first saw Amir Gaul.
279
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}However, I was even more impressed\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}by your unfathomable power.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}With time, you will learn to control Amir Gaul.\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}You don't even have to rush it.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}So please, Zed, help me in\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}restoring my kingdom!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}I have come to get you, Princess Rebecca.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Hugh!
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Come, let us go now.
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Hey, what's the matter?
286
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Who is that guy?
287
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kimi no sono kokoro no naka o nozoite\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}shiritai sono kimochi to hyoujou
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Hitori seotta kimi no sugata kirari\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}hikaru namida no wake wa
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kikazu ni iwazu ni okuru yo eeru\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}sagashiteru kotae no aida ni
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Kodawarisugizu kangaesugizu asu\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}no kimi ni komorebi kanjiru
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very much de ii kanji
292
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very good kimi to boku
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}ltsudemo kimi no soba ni ite\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}agetai to omotterun da
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very much itsudatte
295
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very good kawaranai
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Bokura wa itsumo kibou de\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}chikarazuyoku saiterun da (Oh)
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Mayoi no naka kono yasashisa kanji
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Donna toki mo kimi o zutto shinji
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Koko ni ookiku hirogaru keshiki\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}buruusukai no hi no shita de
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}li kibun ii mibun ii jibun zutto koko ni itai kibun
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very much de ii kanji
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very good kimi to boku
303
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}ltsudemo kimi no soba ni ite\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}agetai toomotterun da
304
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{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very much itsudatte
305
00:23:56,530 --> 00:23:58,400
{\1c&H00fbff1c}Very very good kawaranai
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00:23:58,400 --> 00:24:04,360
{\1c&H00fbff1c}Bokura wa itsumo kibou de\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}chikarazuyoku saiterun da (Oh)
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{\1c&H00ffffff}Next Time\N{\1c&H00ffffff}A Looming Conspiracy
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\N\N{\1c&H00fbff1c}Next time, "A Looming Conspiracy"
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