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Daughter of the Sun.
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She of great beauty and hope.
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I pledge to deliver
healing and justice to your people.
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Give me the strength to serve them
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in your name,
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beloved Sekhmet.
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But what if I am too weak?
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Not brave enough?
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We're so few and so tired.
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For every suffering, a wisdom is gained.
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Drink it all up and get lots of sleep.
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Show me how to be stronger,
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Daughter of the Sun.
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Tell me what I must do, and I will do it.
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You should have run.
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I prayed to be made stronger,
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and she sent you.
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Do you think you can
make yourself a vampire?
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You're not strong enough.
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You're a feeble woman
serving a feeble goddess.
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A goddess merely of healing.
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Sekhmet isn't only a goddess of healing.
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{\an8}She is also a goddess of war.
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For every suffering,
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a wisdom is gained.
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{\an8}So the mummy
was stolen by thieves,
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{\an8}tomb robbers, bandits,
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{\an8}and disappeared into the desert.
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{\an8}Why would anyone steal a corpse?
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{\an8}I thought they might have dumped
it in the river
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{\an8}because they had no use for it.
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{\an8}Drolta thought so too,
that perhaps it was lost forever.
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{\an8}But you were able to pick up its trail.
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{\an8}Turns out all sorts of people
will pay for an ancient corpse,
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{\an8}buy it and sell it on,
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{\an8}with no idea what it really is
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{\an8}and the extraordinary power it contains.
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{\an8}Oh, shit.
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{\an8}Juste!
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{\an8}Juste!
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You normally interrupt someone
when they're taking their steed to water?
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Do you normally piss
in the lake you drink from?
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Alucard.
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This doesn't bode well.
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There was an eclipse.
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We know.
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Fucking vampires everywhere.
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Never seen one before, an eclipse.
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But this one was magic anyway, wasn't it?
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Erzsebet Bathory, the Vampire Messiah.
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She can turn day to night.
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Oh.
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So, what will it take to kill her?
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Delightful.
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You feel nothing from the sunlight at all.
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It is pleasant.
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This eclipse tired you more
than the ones before.
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I never tire of vengeance.
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{\an8}And I will have my vengeance
on the son of Dracula.
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Mm.
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Who right now is leading us
to Sekhmet's missing soul.
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Why don't I come to Paris with you?
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Erzsebet is still in Machecoul,
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and Maria will need you
to talk her out of doing something stupid.
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Well, if she won't listen to you,
what chance do I have?
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I'm frankly not very good
with teenage girls.
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Now's your chance to do better then.
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Maria needs you, Juste,
and you owe it to Tera.
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And, well, you're--
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I know. I'm a Belmont.
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Are all Belmonts like this?
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Irritating? Oh, yes.
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To be honest, it's years
since I had much to do with them.
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Richter, we need to go.
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But if I can't stop Erzsebet,
I'll need a Belmont to finish the job.
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Or a revolutionary witch, of course.
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What happens if we get to Paris,
and the mummy doesn't hold any power,
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and it's just some old corpse
that was stolen hundreds of years ago?
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Then at least it's no use
to Erzsebet either.
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Mm.
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I can't believe it.
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I've known these people all my life.
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God bless you, brother.
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You don't still believe in your god?
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Of course I do.
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I tried to warn them,
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but the captain of the National Guard
is an insufferable, ignorant sow.
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If you want the supplies from your house,
we need to move fast.
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Don't be afraid.
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Richter says you're not my mother anymore.
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What do you think?
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When she made you a vampire,
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did it hurt?
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I was protecting you.
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Saving you from this fate.
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That's all I cared about.
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And what's it like now?
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In ways, the world seems brighter.
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In others, impossibly dark.
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{\an8}It's strange to think
that I will live forever.
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{\an8}Unless someone kills me.
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Remember when you were small?
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You used to ask to listen to my heart
and lay your head on my chest.
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Now I can hear your heartbeat from here.
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Run!
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No!
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Stop!
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She's a vampire, Maria. Nothing more.
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She cannot love.
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Don't trust her.
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Five minutes ago,
you were making night creatures.
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Why should I trust you?
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Forgive me, Lydie.
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I haven't brought any flowers.
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But that's not why I'm here.
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I have to rejoin the fight.
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I can't hide away anymore.
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Perhaps this time,
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evil doesn't have to win.
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The river will take us
much of the way from here.
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We won't be stopping,
so if you need provisions, get them now.
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Keep out of sight.
For sure, we're being followed.
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I'm always being bloody followed.
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Will you turn the tables on them,
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surprise them and take them out
with your flying sword thing?
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I'm going to find a boat.
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I'll hunt, you gather.
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I mean, you can hunt too.
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I'll find some mushrooms.
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- What are you going to hunt?
- Rabbits.
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You actually have to be careful
with mushrooms, you know.
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I-- I promise I won't poison you.
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Ah, my dragon.
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Look, she has returned.
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Hmm.
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A miracle.
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Magnificent.
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Where have you been?
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Reconnaissance.
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Given our new enemies,
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I thought it best
to scout the countryside.
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What did you find?
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Did you find Alucard?
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Not yet.
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- Or the Belmont?
- He's disappeared.
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The witches?
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{\an8}Not even the little warrior monk
who turned against us?
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I didn't even bother looking for him.
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I thought it might amuse you
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that the Revolutionary Army
has arrived in Machecoul.
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Soldiers armed, trained,
but not many of them.
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Oh, good.
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We need more corpses for the machine.
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I'll see to it.
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Why wait until nightfall?
156
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It'll be much more fun
hunting in the sunshine.
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Caught any rabbits yet?
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You had the easy job.
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Mushrooms can't run away.
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What is it?
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Nothing.
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Are you thinking about Edouard?
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We underestimated them.
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Of course we didn't know
about the eclipse.
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And I've got the measure of them now.
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Next time, we won't run.
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Fighting evil.
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It was never going to be
sunshine and flowers.
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Though, I suppose it is quite pretty here.
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I'll go get those rabbits then, shall I?
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Okay.
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I wish
there was time to bury you,
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but there's no time.
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I'm sorry.
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Not a moment to lose.
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Ugh.
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You want to give that back.
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Fire it is.
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Ah.
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- I would have dodged that.
- Is "thank you" so hard?
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You get the small one.
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Thank you.
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I hope the vampires in Paris are better
than this bunch of blood wankers.
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Richter!
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But the little one's escaped.
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"I hope the vampires in Paris
are better than these."
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Great. Now they know where we are going.
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Yes, I know. Sorry.
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I suppose we have to tell Alucard.
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Let's not. It probably won't matter.
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And I don't want to give him
another excuse for that,
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"Oh, you children" look he does.
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Might want to explain
why you didn't catch any rabbits, though.
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Down with the revolution!
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Traitors!
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Death to the revolutionaries!
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Curse the uprising!
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We are here to protect you.
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Take ten paces back. I'm warning you.
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Keep formation!
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Death to the revolution!
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She's here!
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This abomination is your Abbot's work.
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You can't stop this, Mizrak.
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She'll kill you,
and that will be the end of it.
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For every suffering,
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a wisdom is gained.
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You should have run.
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Execute them!
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