0. There is no honor in this foe's defeat.
1. That took longer than I would have liked.
2. And with that, the impediment is removed.
3. That fool could not even see how outmatched [cdb]they were.
4. Lady Edelgard's enemies will be eliminated.
5. Lady Edelgard's path to conquest continues!
6. Such resistance was a wasted effort.
7. Perhaps we will incorporate this territory into [cdb]our future stratagems.
8. Well, you were certainly a lively one.
9. What we did here, we did for your benefit, Lady Edelgard. I trust you understand that.
10. I hope you will never interfere with us again, [cdb]but I expect to be disappointed.
11. Your strategy was overwrought at best, [cdb]dear Claude.
12. Honestly, Ferdinand. Being your opponent is [cdb]exhausting sometimes.
13. You lack the strength to stand alongside our [cdb]emperor, Petra.
14. It goes without saying which of us is the [cdb]superior servant.
15. You time is at an end. I trust you see this now.
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18. I pray this has not provoked Lady Edelgard's [cdb]wrath.
19. I would have you do your duty now.
20. My heart does not bleed for refuse.
21. Should you survive, you might consider [cdb]altering your way of thinking.
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23. Though this pains me, it is my duty.
24. If this experience has taught you anything, [cdb]you will never oppose me again.
25. I shall paint Lady Edelgard a brilliant red [cdb]path—one wreathed in burning flame!
26. Salvation is not a balm afforded fools. See how [cdb]they continue to fight despite such losses!
27. There are avenues that yet remain open to us.
28. I will deliver victory to Lady Edelgard even at [cdb]the cost of my life!
29. You have my thanks.
30. I give you the rarest of all jewels—my thanks.
31. My eternal thanks, Lady Edelgard.
32. Please forgive me for troubling you.
33. I did not credit your strength enough.
34. Superb.
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37. Splendid—though yours is indeed a power [cdb]that warrants caution.
38. Caution is most warranted after laying low [cdb]one's enemy.
39. You truly are a man of much talk and little [cdb]action, Claude.
40. That might be worth a word of praise if I did [cdb]not think it would go straight to your head.
41. You do a credit to yourself, Petra—do be [cdb]careful not to take it too far, now.
42. You perform your duty with praiseworthy [cdb]aplomb, Monica.
43. Lady Edelgard will be most pleased with your [cdb]fine work this day.
44. Do your utmost, that you might leave your [cdb]mark upon this world.
45. I will have need of your ready cooperation if [cdb]we hope to to eke out victory.
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47. I can always predict you will do good work. It makes things easy on me.
48. All hands, follow your emperor to glory!
49. Your skill is indispensable to our Empire.
50. You fight well, Monica. Now let us be a blade [cdb]in the hands of our emperor!
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52. You have strength enough to turn the tide of [cdb]battle yourself. Where does it come from?
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54. Your power walks the line of darkness, yet is [cdb]great enough to overrun the battlefield.
55. Though I would prefer you to avoid fighting [cdb]at the front, the fruits of your efforts are [cdb]beyond reproach.
56. Your performance is so resplendent I cannot [cdb]tear my eyes from you.
57. You are performing well, but take care not to [cdb]get carried away and make a sloppy error.
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59. Your excellent work has set my heart racing. What a truly unexpected experience.
60. There are none who can bar your progress, Lady Edelgard! Let us press boldly forward in [cdb]our conquest!
61. Heh. It is a curious feeling indeed to be [cdb]this excited at your performance in battle.
62. Let none argue that you are indispensable to Lady Edelgard's journey.
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64. This is sub-optimal.
65. We must take appropriate action at once.
66. This enemy will demand our full attention.
67. I hope to settle this matter personally.
68. What a troublesome state of affairs...
69. We'll have these defenses crippled in [cdb]short order.
70. You will not be permitted to run amok in one [cdb]of my strongholds, friend.
71. A key location is under enemy attack. We must hurry to their aid!
72. Our territory has been taken by the enemy. We have failed.
73. So you seek to throw your life away, do you?
74. Any who get in my way will be disposed of.
75. Though it daggers the heart, I fear this is [cdb]my duty.
76. How vexing that we friends should find [cdb]ourselves as foes.
77. This will make for a fine opportunity to test [cdb]your power.
78. The advantage is mine, Lady Edelgard. Perhaps you might consider a withdrawal?
79. A silver tongue won't avail you today, Claude.
80. A fight between the pair of us is utterly [cdb]asinine, Ferdinand.
81. Then you have chosen hostility? So much the [cdb]better! Heheh!
82. Dialogue would prove meaningless with you.
83. Surely Lady Edelgard does not wish for [cdb]conflict between us?
84. I sense your determination.
85. Though I confess your true nature eludes me, I will thank you to stay out of human conflicts.
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87. All according to plan.
88. That was a redoubtable foe.
89. How can I face Lady Edelgard after such a [cdb]shameful display?
90. I cannot so brazenly scurry away...
91. I leave this situation in your hands for now. I have other matters I must attend to.
92. Now is my time to act!
93. I stand now upon the field of battle, a bulwark [cdb]against the aims of our enemy.
94. I return with weapon in hand and debts to [cdb]be paid.
95. We move ever toward victory.
96. Sadly, I fear I must withdraw.
97. Victory to Lady Edelgard!
98. This battle will be another victory I lay upon Lady Edelgard's road to glory!
99. I will crush every last gasp of morale from [cdb]the throats of our foes.
100. Our mission is to provide aid. We can [cdb]ill afford indolence.
101. Our aim is defense—hold fast and secure [cdb]your victory!
102. All troops, retreat! But do not fall to pieces, [cdb]nor let a good sword go unused!
103. The winds of change in Fódlan hinge upon this [cdb]battle's outcome! Now march!
104. I will ensure that what needs to be done [cdb]is done.
105. Though the wind blows ill, victory is never [cdb]beyond our grasp.
106. Heh. The words of the weak are little more [cdb]than air.
107. I can ill afford to be particular about the [cdb]means if I am to secure victory.
108. As in all things, this victory is in the name of Lady Edelgard.
109. Even now, the road ahead stretches past the [cdb]horizon—this battle was little more than a [cdb]way station.
110. I am relieved I was able to provide assistance.
111. I will long remember the sight of our enemies' [cdb]dejected faces.
112. That was a terrible struggle. Let us consider it [cdb]a blessing we escaped with our lives.
113. Victory is ours!
114. Forgive me, Lady Edelgard...
115. Lady Edelgard... Use my corpse as a stepping [cdb]stone...to change the world...
116. The enemy frays. Victory is near!
117. Victory awaits if we can claw our way back [cdb]from this disadvantage.
118. What a bother that was... Well, let us advance [cdb]on regardless.
119. To be stymied in a place such as this...
120. I go forth.
121. You appear to need assistance.
122. Shall we join hands in battle?
123. Time to mobilize the troops.
124. Please provide support.
125. The situation calls for a rescue.
126. I need you to provide defense.
127. I require no aid. Focus on securing victory.
128. I wonder if I might have your assistance?
129. Good timing. I could use your assistance.
130. You have my thanks, Lady Edelgard—my lack [cdb]of support was beginning to trouble me.
131. I deeply regret that I must beg your aid, Lady Edelgard.
132. The moment calls for all my strength!
133. This will not help morale.
134. Right then. Let us go to work.
135. Heh. I will see my duty done.
136. Perhaps this will shift the situation in [cdb]our favor.
137. Orders have been carried out. Now then, [cdb]what comes next?
138. Perhaps the enemy predicted this...
139. I can make no excuses.
140. Any victory calls for a sound strategy!
141. Well, that went rather poorly.
142. The next course of action is plotted.
143. Objective fulfilled.
144. We must do all to ensure such a thing never [cdb]happens again.
145. No! It cannot be!