- Ah, there you are, Ignatz.
- Hello, Lysithea. Do you need something?
- I wanted to thank you for your actions in our
[cdb]skirmish earlier.
- You blocked the enemy's approach, which allowed me
[cdb]to maintain my position on the battlefield.
- I'm very grateful.
- Oh, you don't need to thank me. Protecting comrades
[cdb]is all part of the job when you're a knight!
- At first, I thought knighthood would prove to be a
[cdb]task beyond your ability, but you've turned out to
[cdb]be surprisingly dependable.
- Didn't you come from a merchant family?
- I sure did.
- Then if I may, why have you chosen to become a
[cdb]knight instead of taking over the family business?
- Because I'm the second son. My older brother is
[cdb]going to take over the business.
- My father wanted me to become a knight so I could
[cdb]help my brother that way.
- It was a lot to deal with, but in the end, I'm pretty
[cdb]happy with how it all turned out.
- It's quite commendable to choose a future based on
[cdb]your family's wishes.
- Oh, it's not so impressive.
- Your family must've been ecstatic when you
[cdb]were knighted.
- I suppose they were...
- To be honest, I am envious of you.
- You are?
- I am. I haven't been able to do anything for my
[cdb]own mother and father yet.
- I hope to be as strong as you and do something
[cdb]equally wonderful for my parents one day.
- ...
- You're very considerate of your parents, Lysithea.
- And I know how hard you work when you set your
[cdb]mind to something, so I'm sure you can do this, too.
- Yes, well, if there's anything I can do to help, just let
[cdb]me know!
- Hmm... Um, that is to say, I certainly will.
Thank you.
- Now if you'll excuse me, I really should be going.
The work of a knight is never done, after all!
- Hmm...