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Reward
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The Wielder of the Sword
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Start of the game
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Story
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Elle
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"You! You pulled the sword from the stone! You don't look like the most reliable of fellows, but you shall claim the throne!"
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Arthur
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"Uh, excuse me?
I just went to grab a sword for Sir Kay's tourney..."
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Elle
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"I suppose it's decided.
If you're going to be king, then you must unite Britain!"
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Arthur
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"Okay, this is ridiculous. Can I go now?"
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Elle
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"So congratulations! You are the 983,067th Arthur to pull Excalibur from the stone!"
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Arthur
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"Are you listening to me?
And what's this No. 983,067 nonsense?!"
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Elle
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"Like I said, you are the 983,067th Arthur to pull the sword Excalibur from the stone!"
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Merlin
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"Hmph... There's no need to make quite such a big deal of it every time, Elle..."
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Arthur
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"Sir, I really need to get back to Kay. I'll talk to you later, about why it was so easy to pull Excalibur from the stone."
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Merlin
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"What gave you the idea there's only one Excalibur, eh?"
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Merlin
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"Excalibur may prove its wielder's ability to rule, but there are more potential monarchs out there than you might think."
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Arthur
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"Yeah, but 980,000?!
What sort of mess have I gotten myself into...?"
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Elle
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"Can we move along now?"
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Arthur
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"Wait, let's slow things down here. What's going to happen to me? And isn't there some sort of agreement I have to sign?!"
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Merlin
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"Whatever your reservations, as the protector of Britain, you have duties to perform."
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Merlin
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"Not the least of which is defending your kingdom against foreign Invaders..."
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Arthur
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"Hello! Anybody home? Why don't you listen to me!"
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1st campaign and Invaders
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Start of the game
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Exp
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Story
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Merlin
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"You will need this. Here, take it. It is a model of the Round Table."
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Arthur
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"Uh... What's this tiny Round Table for?"
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Merlin
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"To wield the power of your knights. You use it by amassing sets of cards."
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Elle
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"Knight cards are arranged from strongest to weakest. But you can reorganize them later as you see fit."
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Arthur
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"And why exactly will I 'need' this?"
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Merlin
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"Foreign Invaders are afoot, young Arthur."
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Elle
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"Several foes are approaching from the Southern Seas. They intend to land somewhere close to Camelot."
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Elle
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"You must make haste to the coast and drive off the would-be Invaders."
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Merlin
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"The Invaders are skilled fighters who possess terrifying strength. If they invade Britain, our people are done for."
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Elle
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"You must hold the coast, do you understand? Show no restraint. Lay waste to our foes!"
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Arthur
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"My father, Uther Pendragon, was a king of sterling caliber."
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Arthur
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"Alas, he is no longer among us. When he passed away, Britain again descended into a civil war between rival parties."
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Arthur
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"But some believe we can still make a stand by utilizing what resources we have."
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Arthur
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"Repelled time and again by King Uther, a great legion heads this way from their land beyond the sea..."
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Arthur
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"My father spoke often of them: the Invaders from beyond."
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Arthur
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"The brutes are everywhere! Can I truly defeat them?!"
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Merlin (Radio)
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"Ordinarily, my answer would be no."
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Merlin (Radio)
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"But you are no ordinary warrior: you are the legendary wielder of Excalibur! Never forget who you are!"
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Arthur
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"We did it!
We managed to hold them off!"
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Elle (Radio)
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"Don't you understand?
It's the power of Excalibur!"
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Arthur
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"This must be an illusion!
All these people around me are holding an identical sword!"
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Merlin (Radio)
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"You must prove yourself the strongest to be the true king. Fight hard, and above all: survive! Look! More enemies!"
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Arthur
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"(Huff... Huff...) Maybe I'll just play dead and let the others handle this."
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Elle (Radio)
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"A formidable foe heads this way from the Southern Seas. It could be a dragon!"
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Elle (Radio)
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"Judging by its magical power, I'd say it is a Class 2 specimen.
Quick, take cover now or you're dead!"
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Arthur
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"Wha-? *scene shakes violently*"
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Arthur
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"YEEEEAAAAAARRRGGGHHHH!!"
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Elle (Radio)
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"I'm not picking up any signal from the Excaliburs on the coast! I'm getting reports of many Arthurs slain!"
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Merlin (Radio)
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"I knew it... Our forces still aren't strong enough!"
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Arthur
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"What is the meaning of all this?"
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Arthur
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"Isn't this supposed to be the legendary Excalibur? Aren't I supposed to be king? And yet we cannot prevail in the battle?!"
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Elle (Radio)
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"Class 2 Dragon signal detected!
Now stop your whining and act like a king!"
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Arthur
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"...!"
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Arthur
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"......"
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Arthur
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"... What the--?"
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Merlin (Radio)
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"It appears to be retreating."
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Merlin (Radio)
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"Taming a dragon as huge and beastly as that is no easy feat. One false move, and it will vaporize your army in an instant."
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Arthur
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"So that...is what we must fight."
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Arthur
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"The Invaders from beyond the sea..."
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Elle
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"Still alive there?
It looks like you've managed to drive the Invaders away."
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Elle
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"We've sustained heavy casualties, but we managed to stave off the worst."
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Elle
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"You should rest, my lord.
Meanwhile, if you have any questions..."
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Legend of the Lake
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4
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100 Unity Points 300 Gold
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Story
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Merlin
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"Arthur, might I have a word?"
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Arthur
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"Leave me alone, old man."
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Arthur
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"It's plain to me that no good will come out of it. There's no way I'm going to fight those monsters again!"
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Merlin
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"That's something else I wish to discuss. A king's duties involve more than flailing one's sword about."
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Merlin
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"Arthur, as part of your duties as sworn ruler, you are required to govern a single town."
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Merlin
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"This is an important responsibility. You will not defeat the Invaders solely by defeating them on the battlefield."
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Merlin
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"This is a war between nations. Not only the king should be strong [sic], but the realm must be too."
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Arthur
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"So you're saying it's not all up to me, right? I should also use the strength of the people to deal with the Invaders?"
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Elle
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"A strong realm and people will be to your gain."
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Elle
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"The Knights appointed to your Round Table obey the one who wields Excalibur."
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Elle
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"And that power has an unbreakable bond with the growth of your town."
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Arthur
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"But how? It's just a sword."
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Merlin
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"Come with me, and I shall explain. You must realize by now that your knights are something more than normal people."
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Arthur
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"Well, now that you mention it... Apparently they're made in the Lake and they can 'synthesize'..."
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Arthur
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"Are they human at all?"
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Merlin
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"Arthur, how familiar are you with the tales of the Ancients?"
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Arthur
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"That they were a civilization that died out centuries ago. Their relics can be found in the forests and beneath the sea."
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Merlin
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"Theirs was an age when Man lived with the faeries, and the faeries looked after wondrous devices."
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Merlin
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"The 'Lake' is one such ancient relic. I was able to repair it enough to make it operational."
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Arthur
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"Wow, this is hard to wrap my head around."
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Merlin
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"Oh yes. I even tinkered around with Elle, who controls the Lake."
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Merlin
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"Faeries cannot usually be understood by humans. As a fellow Briton, of course, I'm sure I don't need to tell you that."
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Arthur
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"But what IS the Lake, exactly?"
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Merlin
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"It is a device that can be used for many purposes. It was used to create Excalibur."
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Merlin
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"It can also be used to create the life forms we call knights, as long as you have the blueprints."
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Merlin
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"Long ago, we gathered the genes of the kings and great soldiers of Britain. But civil strife made them forgotten."
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Arthur
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"So the faeries used their magical devices to make knights out of those genes."
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Elle
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"Knights are created from the genes of past kings and heroes. And the Knights are created to be even stronger."
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Arthur
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"That's not natural..."
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Arthur
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"Do we really have to go to such lengths to drive out the Invaders?!"
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Merlin
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"Unfortunately, this is the reality of the situation."
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Merlin
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"If it bothers you, you'll just have to put an end to this war ASAP. You're the only one we can count on, Arthur."
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Seeker of the Relics
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4
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100 Unity Points 300 Gold
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Story
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Arthur
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"So Merlin said that powerful knights will be my allies."
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Arthur
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"But powerful in what way? Physical strength? I guess that's what he meant."
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Galahad
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"Sorry to disturb you, my lord. Um, hello? Excuse me?"
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Arthur
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"Where did you come from?
And stop it with the contrived flattery!"
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Galahad
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"My name is Galahad. Merlin told me that I would find someone who can help search for the relics of the Ancients here."
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Arthur
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"Ah so that's the ruse..."
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Galahad
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"What are you looking at way over there?"
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Arthur
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"The Lord told me to deceive, and so I shall, to the best of my ability."
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Arthur
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"To be honest, I know nothing of relics. But still, I may be the ideal partner for you. So come on, whaddya say?"
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Galahad
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"If I can learn more about the Ancients, I mind not. I was created as a knight, and I must serve my purpose."
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Galahad
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"You are truly a noble king, one who listens. All the others of this land care for nothing but fighting each other."
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Arthur
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"Other kings?
Say, what do you know of them?"
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Galahad
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"That they are intent on cannibalizing each other."
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Arthur
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"Wha-?"
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Galahad
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"Like mindlessly hungry beasts."
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Galahad
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"Well, that's what you get when you put a bunch of power-hungry maniacs together. There's only one throne up for grabs."
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Galahad
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"That is the purpose of Merlin's mock battles. They crush their rivals and take their wealth and technology."
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Galahad
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"What fools... Excalibur was meant to prevent such things."
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Arthur
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"So, you mentioned cannibalism...?"
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Arthur
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"Don't they understand that the coast is ravaged and the threat the Invaders pose?!"
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Galahad
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"It is because they are afraid that they try to take matters into their own hands!"
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Galahad
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"Besides, the situation has developed exactly as Merlin intended."
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Arthur
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"Why would he do that?!"
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Galahad
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"He put Britain into peril to stimulate technological development."
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Arthur
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"So he's getting us to fight one another so that we develop the necessary skills to defeat our opponents?"
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Arthur
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"We cannot expect a complacent king to fight off the Invaders. We must find the strongest, through natural selection."
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Galahad
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"It is a roundabout way to solve the problem..."
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Galahad
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"But, if it helps us invent the technology to find the Ancients' relics, then I can accept it."
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Arthur
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"......"
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Galahad
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"Do the depraved ways of humans frighten you?"
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Galahad
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"If you help me, then I will do the same for you. Will you join me in my virtuous struggle?"
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Grass Is Always Greener
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5
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150 Unity Points 300 Gold
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Story
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Elle
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"It looks as though the Invaders are getting ready to attack again."
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Arthur
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"What is their objective here in Britain, anyway? The continent they hail from is much larger than our land."
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Merlin
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"They want our magic resources, boy."
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Arthur
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"Our magic resources?"
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Merlin
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"In Britain, we take magic for granted. But in the land of the Invaders, magic is a rarity."
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Elle
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"Faeries cannot use their powers properly outside their comfort zones of forests and seas of Britain."
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Arthur
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"Why can't the Invaders use magic where they come from?"
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Merlin
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"Their technology far surpasses our own. However, this has led to devastating pollution of their lands."
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Merlin
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"Faeries live in forests. But many of the forests were actually created by the Ancients to spread magic in Britain."
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Merlin
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"They used to be mere shrubs, but now they're indistinguishable from the ordinary forests."
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Merlin
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"And this is but one example. Volcanoes, rives, sand dunes, plains... All closely connected to the Ancients."
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Merlin
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"Our rich abundance of natural resources lies at the heart of all of our magic - resources our enemies don't have."
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Arthur
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"Do the Invaders know about this?"
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Merlin
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"It would appear not. As far as they're concerned, our magic is the result of technology that they've yet to attain."
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Elle
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"The only magic the Invaders know how to use is the fiery breath of the ancient Dragons that they've succeeded in taming."
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Elle
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"Aside from that, they don't seem to have developed the ability to use magic directly."
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Merlin
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"What's more, the size of those hulking dragons means they require an awful lot of food to keep them in shape."
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Merlin
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"The Invaders may treat Dragons as their saviors. But in fact, it's the Dragons that are devastating their forests."
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Arthur
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"So the Invaders have their flaws, as well."
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Merlin
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"Be that as it may, you mustn't forget that they are our enemies."
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Merlin
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"They are an example of what we must never allow ourselves to become. Britain should not fall into their hands!"
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Saving Cameliard (Boss Battle)
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5
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150 Unity Points 200 Exp, 1500 Gold (2) 500 Unity Points
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Story
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Merlin
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"There is a lack of proper harmony between the Excalibur, the Round Table, and the knights."
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Merlin
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"I have called upon the family in charge of the Round Table to come here and re-balance the table."
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Elle
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"The family has long ruled Cameliard of central Britain. But King Rience is plotting to seize the lands from them."
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Elle
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"If we don't put a stop to Rience's plans for domination, the Cameliard people will not be able to help us."
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Merlin
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"Your objective is to rescue Princess Guinevere, the leader of the Round Table."
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Merlin
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"Her cooperation will prove indispensable in our fight against the Invaders."
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Merlin
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"Remember that, child.
We're counting on you."
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Galahad
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"So now we're here at Cameliard..."
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Galahad
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"But what does it have to do with the relics and ruins of the Ancients?"
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Arthur
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"Everything! If we assist Cameliard, then they can help us in our search. Then everybody's happy!"
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Galahad
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"If I later find you're not telling the truth, you'll find my blade shoved up your back."
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Arthur
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"I think I'd like a say in that matter!"
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Galahad
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"Let's get going, Arthur."
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Galahad
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"If it helps us look for the Ancients, then we must take down this King Rience."
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Rience Soldier 1
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"H-Huh?! *A flash, and he expires*"
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Rience Soldier 2
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"R-Reinforcements!
And they don't appear to be regular Cameliard forces!"
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Rience
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"Who goes there?!"
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Galahad
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"Behold, Arthur, we have found the boss! Let us take him down without delay!"
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Rience
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"B-Blasphemy!
How dare you speak to the great King Rience like that?!"
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Galahad
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"Think this will take some time?
In that case, I'll leave this to you."
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Arthur
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"Why do you put me in situations like this?!"
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Rience
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"Your foul crime is unforgivable. By my mighty blade, you shall pay in blood for spewing your filth!"
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Galahad
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"(I'll be hiding out over here...)"
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Arthur
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"Be quiet and stop distracting me!
Besides, have you no desire to protect your country?!"
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"***Fight with Rience***"
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Rience
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"(Hah... Puff...)
I thought that girl would be a fine gift to the Eleven Lords."
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Rience
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"Time for me to retreat!
Troops, don't let them get any further! Protect me with your lives! *Rience runs away*"
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Galahad
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"Go, Arthur! Stab him in the back!"
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Arthur
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"Shut your trap!
We mustn't stretch out our forces!"
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Galahad
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"It would be easier if you wipe them all out..."
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Arthur
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"There'll be plenty of time to deal with Rience. Meanwhile, I don't want to needlessly kill his abandoned soldiers."
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Arthur
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"We have protected the territory and the lady. Isn't that not enough?"
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Elle
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"King Rience has fled Cameliard for good! Form an alliance with Cameliard, and he won't cause trouble...for now, at least."
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Merlin
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"It looks as though Princess Guinevere is safe and sound."
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Merlin
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"Well done, Arthur.
I knew I could count on you."
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Feisty Princess Guinevere
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6
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200 Unity Points 300 Gold
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Story
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Guinevere
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"Well, I never!
So you're Arthur, are you?"
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Arthur
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"Uh, yes, 'tis I."
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Guinevere
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"Guinevere here, at your service. I am the Princess of Cameliard."
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Merlin
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"You can bring harmony to Excalibur, the Round Table and your knights if you assign a leader to your Round Table."
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Arthur
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"I need to harmonize them?
Can you do this?"
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Guinevere
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"A piece of cake, my child!
Merlin has arranged them, but his method is quite sloppy."
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Merlin
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"First you must to decide [sic] how many knights you need. You have quite a few more than I expected, Arthur."
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Merlin
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"Anyway, the strength of each Arthur's model tables are more or less the same."
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Merlin
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"If you wanted to wipe out all the knights of the Round Table, you would have to slay all the Arthurs."
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Guinevere
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"(Hmm... But then there wouldn't be much of a competition between the Round Tables, now would there?)"
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Arthur
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"So anyway...
You can fix my Round Table?"
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Guinevere
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"I said it'd be a piece of cake, didn't I?
But before that..."
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Arthur
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"Hm?"
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Guinevere
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"I owe you one punch from back there! *She socks him hard*"
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Elle
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"Oh, what a vicious beating, Arthur! And that certainly won't be the last!"
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Merlin
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"I think you've knocked the wind out of him."
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Guinevere
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"Shut it, old man! What's this I hear about you letting King Rience escape after he invaded my kingdom back there?"
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Guinevere
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"WELL?! Why didn't you gut him where he stood?!"
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Guinevere
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"Awww, is the little kiddy-widdy too scared to get his 'pwecious' hands dirty? Then leave it to me, next time!"
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Guinevere
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"Enemies are for slicing, y'hear me?! Threats are to be neutralized! Or did they not teach you that back in knight school?"
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Galahad
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"Why don't you go handle that? I'm not interested in anything but the relics and ruins of the Ancients."
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Galahad
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"She thinks none of her underlings will perish in her pursuit of Rience's head. Well that's fine! Just leave me out!"
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Guinevere
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"Watch your tongue, you pansy!"
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Galahad
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"Your expectations are unreasonable!"
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Guinevere
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"Hmph. Anyway, I'm bored of this."
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Guinevere
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"...Oh well, no use in dwelling on what's done. At least this way I've got something to look forward to, I guess."
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Galahad
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"(Look, you're an adult and perhaps you don't need my advice, but look out for that one!)"
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Arthur
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"(Why is everyone around me... faeries, knights, the princess... all a bunch of head cases? Why?!)"
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Guinevere
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"(Ahem! I can hear you, by the way.)"
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Arthur
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"Ack!"
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Love Works mysteriously
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6
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200 Unity Points 300 Gold
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Story
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Elle
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"Guinevere, a letter has arrived. It comes from Cameliard."
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Guinevere
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"Ooh, from papa, perhaps...?
Hand it over, let me see..."
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Guinevere
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"... ... ... ... ... ..."
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Guinevere
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"Arthur! Hey, Arthur!"
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Arthur
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"(Oh, what is it now? She sounds irate.)"
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Guinevere
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"How dare you!
Where do you get off making deals with my papa in private, huh?!"
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Elle
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"Oh, Arthur!
You're dangling from your collar!"
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Elle
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"Ohhh she's going to hurl him down, HARD!"
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Guinevere
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"Er, no! Of course not! Don't be ridiculous."
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Guinevere
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"O-ho! So you're playing dumb now, eh?! Here! This is what it says!"
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Guinevere
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"To the heroic king who saved Cameliard, as a mark of my respect, please accept my daughter's hand in marriage."
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Guinevere
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"My stubborn papa would never give up his only daughter just like that! WELL?! What do you have to say for yourself, Arthur?"
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Elle
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"Violence is her way of expressing affection!"
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Arthur
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"I will not let outsiders control my fate! I shall inquire with your father directly concerning what this is all about."
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Guinevere
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"You think this is just a big pain in the arse, don't you?
I can read it plainly on your face!"
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Arthur
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"You know, there are many other Arthurs who have saved Cameliard. The letter could be talking about any one of us!"
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Guinevere
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"Hang on, now that you mention it, I remember there are an infinite number of Round Table Models. How many again?"
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Elle
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"Yep!"
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Elle
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"There are currently 1,017,002 candidates for Britain's throne who have pulled Excalibur from the stone."
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Guinevere
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"What?!
Give me that list!"
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Guinevere
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"...My father wrote 'Arthur who helped to save Cameliard'... That means in the worst case, I may be married to all of them?!"
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Elle
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"Are you up for the challenge?"
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Guinevere
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"Who invited this faerie to crack dirty jokes? Seriously, who?"
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Guinevere
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"This is no laughing matter. Besides normal male Arthurs, there also are underaged, wrinkled, and even... females!"
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Guinevere
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"Arthur, you beast!
Just what are you trying to do to I, Guinevere, Princess of Cameliard? *Heavy pummeling ensues*"
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Elle
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"Look at Arthur hunched over!
Oh, here comes another!
And check out her new embrace!"
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Guinevere
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"This isn't what you think!"
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Guinevere
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"... I mustn't let word of this get out. It would be an absolute disaster."
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Guinevere
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"Arthur. Yes, I mean you.
I will remain with you for the time being."
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Guinevere
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"If any other suitor comes for me, you shall protect my honor. Is that clear?"
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Arthur
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"That isn't necessary.
I'm sure you'll come around in time anyway...."
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Guinevere
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"I said, 'Is that CLEAR?!'"
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Arthur
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"Ugh... Will this pattern never end?"
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A Formidable Foe
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7
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1 AP Potion 300 Exp, 2000 Gold (3) 1000 Unity Points
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Story
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Elle
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"We have an emergency!"
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Elle
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"Someone is launching an assault against Camelot! The identity of the attacker is unknown! We must retaliate at once!"
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Merlin
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"This is not a drill, like your confrontations with the other Arthurs. Real lives are at stake. You must win!"
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Arthur
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"Who are they? They're not like the Invaders. Could this be Rience's doing?"
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Guinevere (Radio)
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"King Rience, you say?! You know what to do, Arthur! It's Rience-sauté for supper tonight!"
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Galahad
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"Oh, why should I bother?"
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Galahad
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"This has nothing to do with the relics and ruins of the Ancients.
I'll be snoozing over here in my corner."
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Arthur
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"Rrgh! These guys are NOT to be taken lightly! And then of course there's Rience. Somebody cut me some slack!"
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Galahad
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"They seem to be knights created in the Lake. And if that's the case... then maybe this is related to the Ancients!"
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Arthur
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"To think Rience could use the Lake. He is not an Invader, nor does he hail from Camelot. How can this be?!"
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Galahad
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"What are you so upset about, Arthur? The fun is just beginning!"
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Arthur
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"Finally... It's over, isn't it?"
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Galahad
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"Don't stand there, Arthur! You'll be killed!"
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Arthur
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"What?! *A flash, and then BAM*"
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Arthur
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"(Cough Cough)"
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Arthur
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"NOW what's happening?!"
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Lot
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"Hm... You're quick on your feet, I'll give you that. But that alone won't save you!"
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Galahad
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"I knew this was a bad idea.
Get ready, Arthur, or you may not live to see tomorrow!"
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Lot
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"Consider today but a brief introduction."
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Lot
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"Soon, we will all be assembled.
When that day comes, you will lay down your sword for the last time. *Lot exits*"
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Elle
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"The mysterious power has left.
Nobody in the city of Camelot is hurt."
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Guinevere
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"He was more handsome than King Rience, I'll give him that."
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Merlin
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"Speaking of that Don Juan, a letter has arrived. It bears many other signatures as well."
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Merlin
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"Kings Lot, Urien, Nentres, Idres, Clariance, Brandegoris,"
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Merlin
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"Cradelment, Agwisance, Carados and Cambenet, as well as the hero known as the King of the Hundred Knights."
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Arthur
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"The regional lords across Britain must be combining their forces!"
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Guinevere
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"And every single one of them has failed to pull Excalibur from the stone."
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Merlin
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"It is unknown to me how they could have used the Lake and the knights it produces."
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Merlin
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"But there is one thing I do know."
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Merlin
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"They are the Eleven Lords - your fellow Britons who will not recognize your claim to the throne with the Excalibur."
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