Know the penalty to reform crimes. People's kindness is here. There is so much it cannot be noticed. Know the VIOLENCE to hide crimes. Know the power to hide crimes. People's malignance is here. It is so rare that it is noticed. A hundred kindnesses and one malignancy. Malignance shines bright to keep the balance and exists as a great "evil" to
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[She's crazy enough to see it ALL, btw.]
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Me? What are you talking about? I hardly did anything. [/grumpy]
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The King of Knights, despite her ...flawed priorities, is still a force to be reckoned with. It's a terrible shame that she were to be stuck with such a pathetic lowlife during the fifth War. I'm certain that she would have provided a splendid fight, if the pitiful mongrel that she then had the misfortune to call 'Master' was more competent than a worm. [Let's not mention our possessive streak just yet.]
...Of course, these are only applicable back in Fuyuki. I'm very conscious of the fact that in Somarium, the rules have changed.
What is it that you are referring to, Miss Britannia? [The tone held a tiny edge of contempt - there was little point in hiding now that she knows. He knew that the dreams could potentially screw him eventually sooner or later, but... eh, whatever.]
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I had no idea she was so powerful. I've only spoken about her life outside of Somarium with her briefly.
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...Heh. Heroic Spirits cannot be compared to ordinary mongrels. Our destructive powers are limitless, should we desire to exert them. ...We usually remain unanimous to the desire to not involve too many bystanders. When possible, of course - it also depends on the Spirit's alignment.
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Her brow lifts.]
And I suppose that your limitless power is the reason for your arrogance?
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Hmph. Partially, perhaps. That world is my garden - I possess every right.
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Well, regardless of how powerful one might be, it can all be limited here. The overlords will do as they please if they see someone abusing his or her abilities.
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...Are you concerned, perhaps?
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A bold claim. A woman with strong will is always admirable... or she can be plain foolish. I would like to know your story better, though I expect that if there were any odds, this would require more work and time.
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What is it that you want to know?
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It would be appropriate to begin with the basics. For starters, I am intrigued about your world in general, your social status, and the role you hold in your country. I suspect that you are a rather highly-ranked noblewoman. Would I be mistaken in that regard?
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[She carries on in a very matter-of-fact manner.]
I was the second princess of the Brittanian Imperial family. Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial army, and Viceroy to Area... [She clears her throat.] ... of a place known as Japan.
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[He listens intently, and lets out a semi-amused scoff.]
I was correct, then. ...Heh, Japan. Also known as Nippon - it would seem that our worlds bear geographical similarities. How quaint.
[His red eyes then narrow slightly, skepticism evident.]
Explain 'was'.
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