After fifteen kills... Sanaki: Still no word from the battle. What's going on out there? I should go to my people. They may need me. ???: Hey, just where do you think you're going? Do you think the high-and-mighty apostle should be traipsing around a battlefield, hmm? Sanaki: Wha-- Oh, it's just you. Hmph. How dare you sneak up on me that way! ???: That beauty from the Holy Guards told me to keep an eye on you. So, do me a favor and sit still, will you? Sanaki: But I can't see anything from here! I have to know how my people are faring down there! I...I can't bear doing nothing! Hmm... I have an idea. You! Carry me to a place where I can observe the battle! Don't give me that look! You're the one who agreed to guard me, so do your duty and obey your orders! Come on, let's get moving! ???: What a minute... Is that what passes for beorc logic these days? No wonder you've lost your throne. OW! Stop that! Sanaki: Are you going to obey me, or shall I have you chased back home in a cloud of feathers? Naesala: By the goddess, what have I gotten myself into? As you wish, Empress. My back is yours.
After the herons and Mist collapse Ulki: I brought the apostle with me. Janaff: ...And a little extra baggage. Naesala: Reyson! Leanne! Naesala: Now, now, Tibarn. I know you're angry, but we'll work it out when this is over. Tibarn: Not a chance, Naesala. I hope you've said all your prayers and farewells. After I break every bone in your body, I'm going to rip your wings off and feed them to you before you get to die. Sanaki: Hawk King Tibarn, I must ask you for your patience. This man serves under my command. Tibarn: You think I care, child? This is a laguz matter. You should see yourself out of it very quickly. Sanaki: I will explain later. Put aside your past quarrels for now. Not to repeat the king of Kilvas, but we have more pressing issues we must attend to. Oh, and Hawk King? Don't ever call me "child" again. Tibarn: Hmph...fine. You get to live now, Naesala. Once this is done, though, you're a corpse.
After Ashera awakens... Reyson: Unnh...! Tibarn: Reyson? Reyson: Tibarn... What is this place? Naesala: Are you all right, Reyson? Reyson: Naesala? Why are you here? You betrayed us again, you dastard! Naesala: I had my reasons. I know you'll never forgive me, but I at least want you to hear me out. But it can wait. Tibarn and I will work out our problems first. You go ahead and sleep now, all right? Reyson: Very well... I'm glad to hear that... [leaves] Tibarn: Start talking, before I tear your arms off. Naesala: Whatever my reasons, you won't forgive me. I know that. But I'm asking you to put your feelings aside for now. We're both worried about the herons, right? Tibarn: You spineless piece of trash! You used that line on me before, remember?! And look what my forgiveness did to my people! You live now because I choose for you to live, Naesala. Once this mess gets sorted, though, I'll be wearing your beak as a trophy. Get out of my sight.
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Part III Endgame - From Pain, Awakening
Date: 2015-09-10 06:21 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2015-09-10 06:25 pm (UTC)Sanaki: Still no word from the battle. What's going on out there? I should go to my people. They may need me.
???: Hey, just where do you think you're going? Do you think the high-and-mighty apostle should be traipsing around a battlefield, hmm?
Sanaki: Wha-- Oh, it's just you. Hmph. How dare you sneak up on me that way!
???: That beauty from the Holy Guards told me to keep an eye on you. So, do me a favor and sit still, will you?
Sanaki: But I can't see anything from here! I have to know how my people are faring down there! I...I can't bear doing nothing! Hmm... I have an idea. You! Carry me to a place where I can observe the battle! Don't give me that look! You're the one who agreed to guard me, so do your duty and obey your orders! Come on, let's get moving!
???: What a minute... Is that what passes for beorc logic these days? No wonder you've lost your throne. OW! Stop that!
Sanaki: Are you going to obey me, or shall I have you chased back home in a cloud of feathers?
Naesala: By the goddess, what have I gotten myself into? As you wish, Empress. My back is yours.
After the herons and Mist collapse
Ulki: I brought the apostle with me.
Janaff: ...And a little extra baggage.
Naesala: Reyson! Leanne!
Naesala: Now, now, Tibarn. I know you're angry, but we'll work it out when this is over.
Tibarn: Not a chance, Naesala. I hope you've said all your prayers and farewells. After I break every bone in your body, I'm going to rip your wings off and feed them to you before you get to die.
Sanaki: Hawk King Tibarn, I must ask you for your patience. This man serves under my command.
Tibarn: You think I care, child? This is a laguz matter. You should see yourself out of it very quickly.
Sanaki: I will explain later. Put aside your past quarrels for now. Not to repeat the king of Kilvas, but we have more pressing issues we must attend to. Oh, and Hawk King? Don't ever call me "child" again.
Tibarn: Hmph...fine. You get to live now, Naesala. Once this is done, though, you're a corpse.
After Ashera awakens...
Reyson: Unnh...!
Tibarn: Reyson?
Reyson: Tibarn... What is this place?
Naesala: Are you all right, Reyson?
Reyson: Naesala? Why are you here? You betrayed us again, you dastard!
Naesala: I had my reasons. I know you'll never forgive me, but I at least want you to hear me out. But it can wait. Tibarn and I will work out our problems first. You go ahead and sleep now, all right?
Reyson: Very well... I'm glad to hear that... [leaves]
Tibarn: Start talking, before I tear your arms off.
Naesala: Whatever my reasons, you won't forgive me. I know that. But I'm asking you to put your feelings aside for now. We're both worried about the herons, right?
Tibarn: You spineless piece of trash! You used that line on me before, remember?! And look what my forgiveness did to my people! You live now because I choose for you to live, Naesala. Once this mess gets sorted, though, I'll be wearing your beak as a trophy. Get out of my sight.