0. So in the end, it seems we're no closer to unveiling [cdb]the truth about your powers.
1. I suppose we can conclude that they're incredibly [cdb]dangerous, considering all that has happened.
2. Yet it still somehow feels like we're right back where [cdb]we started, without even the slightest clue.
3. You can say that again.
4. At this rate, the war'll be over and done with by the [cdb]time we make any headway.
5. That would admittedly be cause for celebration, [cdb]at least.
6. Your power, like that of a Crest, is undoubtedly [cdb]meant to be wielded as an instrument of war.
7. And, as the tides of battle recede, your chances of [cdb]encountering a life-or-death situation grow slimmer [cdb]and slimmer.
8. Therefore, you'll be forced to use your power less [cdb]and less often. And that's probably for the best.
9. Question his certainty.
10. Agree with him.
11. Why is that such a good thing?
12. Because we still don't know enough about its effects, [cdb]both during and after its use.
13. You know, they say even a Hero's Relic wielded by [cdb]its corresponding Crest bearer will still drain a [cdb]portion of that person's life.
14. True. The less reason to unleash this on the world, [cdb]the better.
15. You know, they say even a Hero's Relic wielded by [cdb]its corresponding Crest bearer will still drain a [cdb]portion of that person's life.
16. It's reasonable to suspect your power could have [cdb]a similar impact on both your body and mind.
17. Hey, you're starting to scare me here.
18. Honestly, I was just planning on going back to being [cdb]a regular old mercenary after the war ends.
19. Can't really imagine life without a blade in my hand, [cdb]you know?
20. I should've guessed. I imagine your expert services [cdb]will be in high demand even once the conflict is over.
21. In fact, Edelgard herself seemed keen on asking you [cdb]to settle down in Enbarr to support the Empire.
22. In fact, the king himself seemed keen on asking you to [cdb]settle down somewhere to support his rule.
23. Really?
24. Not that I'm not flattered, of course, but putting [cdb]down roots isn't really my thing.
25. No, I suppose not.
26. Though I have to admit, it would put my mind at ease [cdb]to have you by my side once this is all over.
27. You want me by your side? Would you...care to [cdb]elaborate on that?
28. Consider the possibilities. A seemingly unarmed [cdb]attendant who's able to produce a sword in the blink [cdb]of an eye.
29. It would be a great crime deterrent, don't you think? You'd prove quite handy on my travels.
30. Laugh off the idea.
31. Get upset at him.
32. I figured that's what you meant. A pure Linhardt [cdb]answer, if I've ever heard one.
33. But how's that any different from a regular [cdb]bodyguard? Seems like you could just hire one of [cdb]those and be done with it.
34. Maybe so, but I don't want to be spending the rest of [cdb]my life with a random bodyguard, do I?
35. You should really pick your words more carefully, Linhardt. You almost gave a guy the wrong idea [cdb]there.
36. Perhaps that idea is exactly what I intended.
37. Hold on, what?
38. Oh, well, look at the time. It seems I've forgotten an [cdb]urgent matter I need to attend to. Bye for now.
39. Wait, Linhardt! Come back!