1. The tea is delicious. And though it's not quite sweet [cdb]enough for me, it has a lovely aroma.
  2. Ah, you noticed. Yes, I added some rare rose nectar.
  3. That explains the unique flavor. I rather like it.
  4. As the saying goes, the richer the nectar, the richer [cdb]the time spent with your companion.
  5. Yes, and it goes so well with the treats that... Hmm? Oh no! We've eaten them all!
  6. Sadly, I fear that is all we have—sweet treats are [cdb]rather difficult to come by in these dark times.
  7. But if there is anything else you desire, I will [cdb]endeavor to provide it.
  8. If there are no more treats to be had, I feel our tea is [cdb]complete. Good day.
  9. Wait, stop! We may not have treats, but surely there [cdb]are matters on your mind you might like to discuss?
  10. No. Again, good day.
  11. Lysithea, I know you do not want to talk about it, [cdb]but I am aware of a certain...anxiousness on your part [cdb]when it comes to joining the commonfolk.
  12. I don't know who you heard that absurd idea from, [cdb]but it's certainly not true.
  13. It's true that I seek to become a commoner...
  14. So when the war is over, I intend to relinquish my [cdb]peerage and live peacefully with my parents. But anxious? Perish the thought.
  15. Yet you must be wrestling with serious matters indeed [cdb]if you are willing to surrender your title.
  16. And you must have at least some unease about what [cdb]sort of life a commoner leads.
  17. From what I hear, every noble who has descended in [cdb]status is suffering—without exception.
  18. If such a future awaits you, it is surely just cause for a [cdb]concern or two.
  19. You speak of fallen nobles who had their rank [cdb]stripped for one reason or another.
  20. I'm surrendering the trappings of nobility because it's [cdb]what I want. Don't lump us together.
  21. I see. Well then, if I might raise a final point?
  22. What if you become a commoner and live a life which [cdb]transcends the barrier between the two classes?
  23. You have experience as a noble of some quality, [cdb]and it would be a terrible waste to see that buried [cdb]once you join the proletariat.
  24. You would bring a unique perspective to your new [cdb]position, and you could use it to change this world.
  25. The nobility will certainly listen to any suggestions [cdb]you have to improve the lives of the public.
  26. Yes, yes, it's all a very pretty thought.
  27. But it is meaningless for me.
  28. It's the duty of nobility to worry about what is best [cdb]for commoners and the world at large, no?
  29. I can not longer accept responsibility for things [cdb]in Fódlan.
  30. All I can do is be close to my parents and live out [cdb]what life remains to me in peace...
  31. Lysithea, I...
  32. Your tea was exceptional. Thank you.
  33. ...