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1. Hmm. The plan is to hamper the Imperial army's [cdb]advance while tightening up our defenses...
2. I know I came up with it, but I'm not sure we [cdb]can manage it given our inferior numbers.
3. Add that you're also getting a late start.
4. Take an optimistic view.
5. I know you had to deal with the roundtable, but I [cdb]wish we could've gotten a bigger head start.
6. I know you had to deal with the roundtable, but I [cdb]wish we could've gotten a bigger head start.
7. I'm with you, believe me. It's hard to get anything [cdb]done when you need other people's approval first.
8. We've got the home turf advantage, at least. I think [cdb]we can pull it off.
9. We've got the home turf advantage, at least. I think [cdb]we can pull it off.
10. Hah, I appreciate the optimism. I needed that small [cdb]glimmer of hope.
11. Well, the Imperial army waits for no man. I'd better [cdb]hurry and start giving out orders.
12. ...
13. Urgh.
14. Say something.
15. Ignore him and pass by.
16. Hey, what's with all the sighing? That's not very [cdb]like you.
17. Hey, what's with all the sighing? That's not very [cdb]like you.
18. A man can sigh when there is occasion for it. I have as [cdb]good as lost my home and my family.
19. Hold it right there. How dare you be so cold as to [cdb]ignore me.
20. I am utterly powerless without the support of the [cdb]illustrious House Gloucester.
21. I know, but getting all down in the dumps won't help.
22. I know, but getting all down in the dumps won't help.
23. I'm sure things'll change once we boot the Imperial [cdb]army outta Leicester.
24. I'm sure things'll change once we boot the Imperial [cdb]army outta Leicester.
25. Yes, I suppose that is true. Very well. I shall fight with [cdb]every ounce of strength coursing through my veins!
26. Or at least, I wish I could put on a brave face like [cdb]that. But I cannot shake this gloom that plagues me.
27. You know how we had to fight some of our old [cdb]classmates at the Great Bridge of Myrddin?
28. I wonder if we'll have to battle more people we know [cdb]as this war drags on.
29. Ugh, war is seriously the worst. Why do we have to [cdb]fight when we don't even hate each other?
30. House Ordelia doesn't have a shred of good will [cdb]towards Adrestia.
31. I'm certain my father would fight alongside us if [cdb]he could.
32. But that would only make him a target for the Empire...
33. Encourage her.
34. Comfort her.
35. Then you'll have to fight twice as hard in his place.
36. Then you'll have to fight twice as hard in his place.
37. Yes. That's exactly what I'll do.
38. Your father is putting the needs of his people before [cdb]himself. That's pretty noble of him.
39. Your father is putting the needs of his people before [cdb]himself. That's pretty noble of him.
40. Yes, well, I certainly think he is a great man.
41. I will simply have to fight twice as hard in his stead. The Empire will pay for what they've done!
42. I don't know where I stand now that House Gloucester's fallen to the Empire. Can I even [cdb]continue fighting?
43. What's that got to do with anything? If you wanna [cdb]fight, just get out there and do it.
44. But I'm just a nobody now. I'm not sure my soldiers [cdb]will still follow me.
45. Agree with Raphael.
46. Agree with Ignatz.
47. Raphael's right. No need to overcomplicate things.
48. Raphael's right. No need to overcomplicate things.
49. Your soldiers clearly trust you, so I don't see any [cdb]issue with you continuing on.
50. Your soldiers clearly trust you, so I don't see any [cdb]issue with you continuing on.
51. If that's what you both think, then I'll try not to [cdb]fret about it too much!
52. Yeah. House Gloucester's soldiers do seem to be at a [cdb]loss right now.
53. Yeah. House Gloucester's soldiers do seem to be at a [cdb]loss right now.
54. But seeing you worry will only make them more [cdb]anxious, right?
55. But seeing you worry will only make them more [cdb]anxious, right?
56. You have a point. I must at least maintain my [cdb]composure!
57. Worrying won't help me accomplish anything. I'm going to do everything I can to keep going!
58. That's the spirit! Plus, food tastes way better when [cdb]you don't have worries weighing you down!
59. I'm not sure of my position now that House Gloucester's fallen to the Empire. Can I even [cdb]continue fighting?
60. I don't know if my soldiers will still follow me.
61. I'm sure if Raphael were here he'd tell me not to [cdb]worry about it.
62. I don't like to think too deeply about stuff.
63. Food tastes way better when you don't have worries [cdb]weighing you down.
64. But Ignatz worried about everything, ever since he [cdb]was a little kid.
65. Honestly, that's kinda what I liked about him.
66. If we can just hold out and defend Derdriu, I'm certain Claude has a plan he'll put into action.
67. But what scheme could he have up his sleeve?
68. Suggest he'll call reinforcements from the Kingdom.
69. Suggest he'll call reinforcement from Almyra.
70. Good question. Maybe he'll call in reinforcements [cdb]from the Kingdom?
71. Good question. Maybe he'll call in reinforcements [cdb]from the Kingdom?
72. That would be an impressive feat, but seems unlikely [cdb]given the current state of affairs.
73. Good question. Maybe Almyran reinforcements will [cdb]appear and rout the Imperial army?
74. Good question. Maybe Almyran reinforcements will [cdb]appear and rout the Imperial army?
75. I honestly doubt that. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean [cdb]to be rude.
76. It feels like we're all more upbeat now that Judith's here.
77. It was surprising to hear her treat Claude and Lorenz [cdb]like kids though. Hah, now that's what I call a [cdb]true hero.
78. Plus she doesn't act all superior even though she's the [cdb]head of a famous noble family. I've really taken a [cdb]shine to her.
79. I'd love to be like her someday.
80. I've heard that all of the key people from the [cdb]church—the Central Church, that is—are safe.
81. They're currently taking refuge in the Kingdom [cdb]capital, but plan to move to Camulus and resume [cdb]their work eventually.
82. Express shock that she's so well-informed.
83. Ask what will happen to the church.
84. Wow, you sure know a lot. It's like you went to the Kingdom capital and saw it yourself.
85. Wow, you sure know a lot. It's like you went to the Kingdom capital and saw it yourself.
86. Some people sell information to the highest bidder. You just have to ask.
87. You can learn nearly anything with enough gold. But you also have to pick out the truth from the lies.
88. So the church is going to continue as usual, with all [cdb]their preaching and stuff?
89. So the church is going to continue as usual, with all [cdb]their preaching and stuff?
90. It won't be as much as before, but they'll do what [cdb]they can.
91. The Kingdom's got plenty of devout believers. They'll do just fine.
92. I thought I would be taken prisoner, but instead I'm [cdb]being treated as a general. What are they thinking?
93. And now I'm on the front lines. The Alliance must be [cdb]really desperate for help.
94. Agree with him.
95. Disagree with him.
96. I won't deny that. We can use all the help we can get.
97. I won't deny that. We can use all the help we can get.
98. I sincerely doubt I will be of much use. Don't expect [cdb]me to persuade any of my former friends to [cdb]switch sides.
99. We're not that hard up for help. They probably just [cdb]have a high opinion of you.
100. We're not that hard up for help. They probably just [cdb]have a high opinion of you.
101. In that case, I wish they would stop holding me in [cdb]such irritatingly high esteem.
102. You're so young for a mercenary. You certainly look [cdb]like you've seen your share of battles though.
103. I've heard about some of your exploits too. We're lucky to have you on our side.
104. I was worried because so many of our generals are just [cdb]kids, Claude included.
105. But I'm relieved we've got someone as talented as [cdb]you. Look out for them, would you?
106. Welcome to my shop! Er, or what's going to be my [cdb]shop if I ever open the darn thing.
107. Anyway, hiya! I'm Anna, and it's a pleasure to make [cdb]your acquaintance.
108. If I find anything good out there I'll add it to my [cdb]stock, so keep checking back.
109. There is nothing more heartening than having Judith [cdb]on our side.
110. She's such an experienced fighter. Not only has she [cdb]eliminated countless bandits, she's also battled the Almyran army.
111. I don't know if it's true, but rumor has it she lectured [cdb]an invading Almyran general so harshly that he broke [cdb]down weeping and apologizing.
112. Even Lord Holst calls her a true hero.
113. Have you acquainted yourself with Leicester's [cdb]geography?
114. Gloucester territory, which fell to the Empire, [cdb]stretches into the central part of Leicester.
115. If we don't regain control of it soon, we won't be able [cdb]to organize any coordinated attacks with the other Alliance nobles.
116. I expect great things of Lorenz. He is the heir to House Gloucester, after all.
117. Isn't it reckless to take the Imperial army head-on?
118. People say that Fódlan's three major powers vie for [cdb]control, but there are still stark differences between [cdb]their military forces.
119. We may have a slight advantage over the Kingdom [cdb]when it comes to wealth, but we're dead last in terms [cdb]of our military.
120. The Empire's digging their own grave if they're trying [cdb]to wipe out the Central Church.
121. Surely the goddess will rain down divine punishment [cdb]on them.
122. Actually, Judith might crush them before the goddess [cdb]even gets a chance.
123. She's an extremely devout believer of Seiros, [cdb]you know.
124. Us mercenaries don't give a fig whether the Alliance [cdb]or Empire wins.
125. But I do hope the war changes this rotten world for [cdb]the better, even just a little.
126. So long as things don't get worse. I couldn't [cdb]handle that.
127. Gloucester is not only a central hub to nearly every Leicester territory, but it is also a crucial connector [cdb]to the Empire and Garreg Mach.
128. If we merchants can't cross through there, [cdb]we're done for.
129. Please, you've got to do something about this.
130. I am a priest from Riegan territory. I came here at the [cdb]behest of the Alliance leader.
131. Naturally, the church will use what little power it has [cdb]to ensure the safety of its believers.
132. We have a duty to ease them of their worries, after all.
133. Keep up the good work, Commander! Nothing to [cdb]report today!
134. Do you remember me? I used to guard the gate back [cdb]at Garreg Mach.
135. Sure, I remember you. But, uh...why are you here?
136. Sure, I remember you. But, uh...why are you here?
137. It's kind of a long story, but basically, I wasn't at Garreg Mach when the Imperial army attacked.
138. I was accompanying a friend back to their home. We heard the news on our way to Derdriu.
139. I tried to hurry back, but then I got word that Garreg Mach had already fallen. It was awful!
140. I didn't know what to do with myself, since everyone [cdb]from the church had fled to the Kingdom.
141. But then my friend asked me to come guard this gate, [cdb]and here I am! I'm gonna do my best to keep you [cdb]all safe!
142. Hey, you got a minute?
143. I had some new facilities built in preparation for the [cdb]coming battle.
144. I bet you're just dying to check them out. Well, go on, [cdb]don't be shy. They're sure to come in handy.
145. Hand over your weapons and I'll forge 'em good.
146. Remember, the only thing standing between you and [cdb]death is the weapon in your hand.
147. You can reflect on your previous battles here.
148. The past has much to teach us. Come here whenever [cdb]you wish to ponder your previous actions.
149. Ah, welcome. I can recommend battalions to you.
150. I'm certain having experienced troops on your side [cdb]will be of great help.
151. We're currently reconsidering our battle formations. Sorry, but you'll have to wait a while longer.
152. Looks like we're making solid progress. I should get [cdb]ready too.
153. Looks like we're making solid progress. I should get [cdb]ready too.
154. Do you remember? Your old mercenary company [cdb]used to frequent this part of the continent.
155. Nod yes.
156. Shake your head no.
157. Of course. We always stayed at an inn that's just over [cdb]there. Er, wait, maybe it's over here?
158. Of course. We always stayed at an inn that's just over [cdb]there. Er, wait, maybe it's over here?
159. Clueless as ever, I see. Recognizing your shortcomings [cdb]is the first step towards growth, you know.
160. Nope. Maybe that's why I get lost so often.
161. Nope. Maybe that's why I get lost so often.
162. At least you recognize how terrible your sense of [cdb]direction is. How very surprising. I wish you'd strive [cdb]to amend that shortcoming, though.
163. We collect any unneeded armaments and [cdb]resources here.
164. Supplies are the lifeblood of any army. Nothing can go [cdb]to waste!
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