Wandering Bard#ep15

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• [Wandering Bard] This is very dangerous, It is best to leave here, The front is about to face the danger of extreme death.

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• [Wandering Bard] I've told you everything I wanted to tell you. I hope we'll meet again someplace else.

• [Wandering Bard] Until then, stay safe. I'm leaving for someplace else in search of new stories to tell. You'll be on your way, I'll be on my.

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• I don't have a story to tell you at this moment. I'm trying to rest my mind. Why don't you go rest for a while?

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• Adventurer, what story did you bring me?

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• [Wandering Bard] Please be safe.

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• [Wandering Bard] Maybe you're not ready for that task just yet.

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• [Wandering Bard] Come back later, and I'll have a new story ready for you. Bye for now.

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• - Tell your story. -

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• Maybe there's more to it than that, but we wouldn't know because it's too late.

• [Wandering Bard] Your story dampens my mood, and I wasn't in a good mood to begin with. Well, at least I'm glad to see you back in one piece. Schwarzwald seems to be split into various political factions. Political intrigues don't mean much to wandering artists like me.

• [Wandering Bard] I'm proud of you, though: you've become acquainted with the president and carried out a secret mission for him. And I'm also glad to see you back in one piece. Scholars are such a strange kind. I can't fathom what joy they'd feel in studying such a thing.

• [Wandering Bard] Of course, to some people my search for new stories sounds meaningless. I don't care, so long as I have curious adventurers like you with whom to pass the time.

• [Wandering Bard] Welcome back. I really enjoyed this story of yours. Only the gods know who's right and who's wrong. I believe that applies to those scientists as well.

• [Wandering Bard] If you ask me, I can't say which side is right or wrong. Can you?

• [Wandering Bard] Welcome back. I really enjoyed this story of yours. The advancement of technology doesn't always mean the destruction of the old. Technology cannot advance by itself. Neither can medical science and life research.

• [Wandering Bard] Um, at least that's what I've heard. ...Just forget I said that.

• [Wandering Bard] The general populace only likes to hear about happy endings, so let's focus on the positive aspects of the story,

• [Wandering Bard] Welcome back. instead of the dark, depressing ones. I'm not sure if the same thing won't happen in this excavation site because even I can sense a dangerous shadow looming over it.

• [Wandering Bard] And about the last person you've met, um...

• [Wandering Bard] Never mind. I shouldn't even have said that.

• [Wandering Bard] We can only watch the factions conspire against each other and hope for the best. As a bard, my duty is simply to spread the word to the public.

• [Wandering Bard] I'm glad to see you back in one piece. And thank you for such a valuable story.

• Sigh, I hate to say this, but this will have to be the last time we share stories with each other. Thank you for telling me all those interesting tales.

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• [Wandering Bard] Please take this. I hope it'll be useful for you. I hope we'll meet again someplace else.

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• [Wandering Bard] I have to leave in search of new stories. You'll be on your way, I'll be on my. Be safe.

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• [Wandering Bard] Please give me some time. I want to make a new song based on the story you've just told me.

• [Wandering Bard] You should rest and regroup in the meantime.

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• Listen to my story.

• [Wandering Bard] In the Republic of Schwarzwald, where science prevails over magic, a giant corporation of men

• [Wandering Bard] is rumored to conduct research whose purpose is noble and questionable at the same time. Do you know what's going on behind the closed doors of the corporation?

• [Wandering Bard] You should look further into what that corporation is doing. Please be careful.

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• Do you know the president of the Republic of Schwarzwald? Usually, commoners like you and me could never dream of meeting such a prominent figure,

• [Wandering Bard] but rumor has it you can if you can find his contact in Lighthalzen. Not only can you meet the president, but you can unlock some new adventure.

• [Wandering Bard] Look for his contact, and everything else will take care of itself. Who knows? The adventure of your life might await you.

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• I wonder where all these researchers have come from. They must be from all over the globe, seeking the thrills of discovering the unknown.

• [Wandering Bard] I think the most daring kind of people are scholars and researchers, like those at the Juno Library...

• [Wandering Bard] Oh, speaking of the Juno Library, I know there's a scholar who does the same kind of research, you know, looking at odd-looking things all day.

• [Wandering Bard] You should talk to that scholar. He may open your eyes to a whole new world.

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• Are these people helping each other?

• [Wandering Bard] Rumor has it there's a mad scientist in Juno, and a group of people are trying to thwart his dangerous research.

• [Wandering Bard] I'd say the statement is biased. Maybe the scientist is sound, and those people are dangerous. Who knows? I would steer clear of both of them, though, if I were you.

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• Scholars. Where do they draw the line at their research? Drifters like you and me have no care for the world, and I'm glad for that.

• [Wandering Bard] In Hugel, there's a scholar who's rumored to be obsessed with a dangerous experiment. I want you to go find out what it is he's after: happiness or hollow ambition.

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• I've seen the same scenery a long time ago, when Odin Temple was first discovered.

• [Wandering Bard] Oh, that reminds me of the story about the two--no, three people related to Odin Temple.

• [Wandering Bard] I wonder if Hugel still has the signboard to recruit excavators. Would you go check it out? I want to hear the story behind those excavators when you get back.

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