Rulers Sanaki: Excuse me. Naesala: Oh, it's you. Sanaki: I saw you having an argument with General Skrimir. Naesala: Oh, that? Yeah. That happens sometimes. Sanaki: I know you had no choice but to betray the Laguz Alliance. If you wish, I can speak to him about it. Naesala: No. Stay out of it. Whatever the circumstances, what I did was unacceptable. The pieces can fall where they may. Sanaki: You'd carry the burden of your crime alone to protect your people? That's very selfless of you. Naesala: Of course I'd take the blame! My first priority is my people. As long as they're safe, it doesn't matter one whit what the rest of the world thinks of me. Sanaki: You indeed are a good king to your people. I have no doubts of that. I wonder, will the history say I was a good empress for Begnion? Naesala: The people of Begnion rose up and overthrew the senate for you. Isn't that proof enough that you're a good empress? Sanaki: That's only because they thought that I was the apostle. But now... Naesala: You're worried over the galdr of release? Sanaki: Yes. That song... It can only be sung by the direct descendents of Altina--the first settlers of Begnion. Why was that girl able to sing it? Moreover, why couldn't I? Naesala: You know, you could just ask her directly. Sanaki: I can't work up the courage. It doesn't matter who she is. All I know is that she possesses all the powers which I lack. I'm... I'm frightened of the truth.
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Sanaki: Excuse me.
Naesala: Oh, it's you.
Sanaki: I saw you having an argument with General Skrimir.
Naesala: Oh, that? Yeah. That happens sometimes.
Sanaki: I know you had no choice but to betray the Laguz Alliance. If you wish, I can speak to him about it.
Naesala: No. Stay out of it. Whatever the circumstances, what I did was unacceptable. The pieces can fall where they may.
Sanaki: You'd carry the burden of your crime alone to protect your people? That's very selfless of you.
Naesala: Of course I'd take the blame! My first priority is my people. As long as they're safe, it doesn't matter one whit what the rest of the world thinks of me.
Sanaki: You indeed are a good king to your people. I have no doubts of that. I wonder, will the history say I was a good empress for Begnion?
Naesala: The people of Begnion rose up and overthrew the senate for you. Isn't that proof enough that you're a good empress?
Sanaki: That's only because they thought that I was the apostle. But now...
Naesala: You're worried over the galdr of release?
Sanaki: Yes. That song... It can only be sung by the direct descendents of Altina--the first settlers of Begnion. Why was that girl able to sing it? Moreover, why couldn't I?
Naesala: You know, you could just ask her directly.
Sanaki: I can't work up the courage. It doesn't matter who she is. All I know is that she possesses all the powers which I lack. I'm... I'm frightened of the truth.