0. Hahaha! So you've finally bested your old man, huh?
1. I'm proud of you Caspar. And Linhardt, you've come [cdb]a long way as well.
2. Oh, and it puts my mind at ease to know these two [cdb]have a companion like you around.
3. Don't you agree, Waldemar?
4. Any peace of mind I may have gained will doubtless [cdb]be wiped out soon by more of your antics, Leopold.
5. But yes, as one never knows what will happen on a [cdb]battlefield, it is always good to have capable allies.
6. Wow, did you hear that?!
7. My father isn't easily impressed, so you must've really [cdb]knocked his greaves off back there.
8. It's an honor to get complimented by such a [cdb]renowned military mind.
9. It's an honor to get complimented by such a [cdb]renowned military mind.
10. Ha! Well, if you ever wanna test your might, [cdb]you know where to find me.
11. I don't think that was ever on the table...
12. No? Well, that's disappointing.
13. Anyway, Caspar, I wanted to give you something.
14. My gauntlets, Járngreipr. They've been in our family [cdb]for generations, and you don't even need a Crest to [cdb]use them.
15. I, uh... Really? Are you sure?
16. It's only right that they get passed down to the next [cdb]generation of Bergliez warrior.
17. You mean I've earned them?
18. Be happy for Caspar.
19. Show your jealous side.
20. Looks like all your hard work's finally paying off.
21. Looks like all your hard work's finally paying off.
22. Yeah... Thank you, Father. Truly.
23. I'm gonna get even stronger to keep proving I deserve [cdb]the honor!
24. Ha! Well said, my son.
25. Now then, it would be rude of me to let the rest of [cdb]you go empty-handed after all that. Here.
26. Must be nice getting spoiled like that.
27. Must be nice getting spoiled like that.
28. What about me, Count? I did good out there too. Where's my magical trinket?
29. What about me, Count? I did good out there too. Where's my magical trinket?
30. Ahaha! I do love a brazen soul!
31. Don't worry—you won't leave empty-handed. Here.
32. Anyway, here. A reward for all the work you put in.
33. Consider this as a thank-you for letting me drag you [cdb]all on my little adventure.
34. Hey, now we're talking!
35. Hey, now we're talking!
36. After all those years as a merc, I always expect some [cdb]kinda reward after a tough battle.
37. After all those years as a merc, I always expect some [cdb]kinda reward after a tough battle.
38. You throw yourself vigorously into the fray to help [cdb]your friends, yet also keep a tight grip on the strings [cdb]of your purse.
39. You would make for a fine civil servant, if you ever [cdb]had the inclination.
40. Shut the conversation down.
41. Playfully brush off the suggestion.
42. Yeah, I'd rather end up crow food out on the [cdb]battlefield than sit at a desk for the rest of my life.
43. Yeah, I'd rather end up crow food out on the [cdb]battlefield than sit at a desk for the rest of my life.
44. I'm not happy if I'm not fighting. So, yeah. I'll just [cdb]keep letting my sword do the talking for me.
45. I'm not happy if I'm not fighting. So, yeah. I'll just [cdb]keep letting my sword do the talking for me.
46. Tempting, but I think I'd rather fight people than [cdb]paperwork.
47. Tempting, but I think I'd rather fight people than [cdb]paperwork.
48. Guys like me aren't cut out for the civilized life— I prefer to let my sword do the talking.
49. Gals like me aren't cut out for the civilized life— I prefer to let my sword do the talking.
50. Wait, you have a talking sword?!
51. What? Of course not.
52. What? Of course not.
53. Hahaha! If only you trained your mind with the same [cdb]vigor as your muscles, my son.
54. Hey, speaking of minds—where's Linhardt? He's been [cdb]awfully quiet through all this.
55. Hey, speaking of minds—where's Linhardt? He's been [cdb]awfully quiet through all this.
56. Zzz...
57. Did he seriously just pass out?
58. Did he seriously just pass out?
59. Hm? Oh, are we going? Well, look at that—I have a [cdb]second wind. Just enough energy to get me home and [cdb]into bed.