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We've faced you in battle many times, only to be bested at every turn.
linkBylethvolume_up
We've faced you in battle many times, only to be bested at every turn.
linkJeraltvolume_up
Yeah, you've pretty much run us out of business by now.
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It's not easy finding new clients in the best of times.
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And no matter how good our reputation is, none of it matters if we can't actually win. At this rate, I'll have to stop calling myself the Blade Breaker.
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In that case, what would you say to a new employer— the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus?
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We've crossed swords many times, and suffered great losses on both sides.
linkDimitrivolume_up
We surely bear some bad blood between us. But part of me wonders if we cannot put that gruesome history behind us.
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Assuming, of course, it was coin—not conviction— that brought you to the Empire's side.
linkJeraltvolume_up
Don't worry, words like conviction aren't even in a merc's vocabulary.
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But if we do join up with you, I can't imagine there will be much avoiding the Knights of Seiros.
linkJeraltvolume_up
The problem is, me and the archbishop have a...bit of a past together. I'd prefer to keep my distance if I can.
linkDimitrivolume_up
I'll remember that. The church has stationed themselves in the town of Camulus, within Blaiddyd territory.
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We'll be sure to keep you away from there, and I promise to warn you should Lady Rhea ever visit our encampment.
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Ah, and I'll place you in a separate unit should we ever fight alongside the knights themselves.
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Are those conditions agreeable? We could use your strength among our ranks, if you're willing to join.