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Travel Banter: Ochette’s Phrase

Ochette: Hm hm hmm! …! Hey, Aggie! I just thought of a great phrase!

Agnea: Oh really? Do tell!

Ochette: Everyday I’m dying for something tasty to eat. Then what should appear but meat, meat, meat!

Agnea: I-is that for one of Giselle’s plays…?

Ochette: Heh heh, nope! It’s for “Song of Hope”! Perfect fit, right?

Agnea: Y-yeah…I can feel your spirit in the words, Ochette.

Ochette:…My tummy’s empty. Too much thinking makes me hungry.

Agnea: Say, why don’t you have some jerky? I got some from the townsfolk earlier.

Ochette: Thanks! You really do bring smiles to people’s faces!

Travel Banter: The Case of the Missing Jelly

Ochette: I need a detective!

Temenos: What’s the matter, Ochette?

Ochette: The jerky I was saving for later…has vanished! That’s a mystery, right, Temenos?

Temenos: Indeed, and the stakes could not be higher. We must investigate. This jerky…When did you see it last?

Ochette: Hmm…This morning maybe?

Temenos: And when did you realise it was gone?

Ochette: Just now!

Temenos: …When your stomach was rumbling very loudly, I see. Just one more thing…How did the jerky taste?

Ochette: Oh, it was delicious!

Temenos: …The truth…lies in your stomach.

Ochette: Nice work, Mr. Detective!

Travel Banter: Solving a Mystery

Temenos: Throne, Ochette… Look at that.

Ochette: Look at what?

Temenos: The dark mark on the ceiling. I think they might be bloodstains. I can smell a mystery, and I need your help solving it.

Throne: Playing detective, are you? Count me in.

Ochette: If it’s a scent you’re after, I’m your girl! Awoo!

Temenos: Why, thank you. Haha. We might find the one who shed that blood upstairs.

Throne: Does this tavern have a second floor?

Temenos: If it doesn’t, then perhaps they’re in the attic. In any case, let us begin the search.

Throne: I wonder what we’ll find…Perhaps something we wish we hadn’t.

Ochette: Is that even blood up there?

Temenos: A fair question. What does your nose say, Ochette?

Ochette: Let’s ask it! *sniff sniff*

Ochette: It says…this isn’t blood. Actually, it smell pretty good…

Temenos: Not blood, you say? What sweet-smelling red liquid might one find in a tavern…?

Throne: …Red wine?

Ochette: …!

Temenos: Speaking of red wine…I can’t seem to find the bottle I bought not long ago.

Ochette: I know who the culprit is, Temenos…It’s me.

Temenos: !

Throne: !

Temenos: Could you tell me what happened, Ochette?

Ochette: It smell so good, I thought I’d have a sip. But I didn’t know how to open the bottle. So I shot an arrow at it…

Throne: …An arrow?

Temenos: Oh dear…And I was looking forward to that wine, too.

Ochette: I’m so sorry…But I’ll make it up to you with some tasty meat! Promise!

Temenos: That’s quite all right, Ochette. I’m satisfied just knowing that this case has been closed.

Throne: Nothing sates you quite like solving a good mystery, does it?

Temenos: Haha. Certainty not.

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Travel Banter: Falling in Love

Ochette: Aggie! The man over there asked me to give this to you.

Agnea: A letter? I wonder what it says…

“I never believed in love at first sight until I saw you.” “Would you have dinner with me? I know where they serve the finest meat in town.”

Castti: Why, this is…

Throne: A love letter!

Ochette: The finest meat in town…You’re going right, Aggie?

Castti: You’re drooling, Ochette…

Throne: Everything is an experience, Agnea.

Castti: But not every experience needs to be had. Men can be wolves, but you’re no sheep.

Ochette: Awoooo!

Agnea: H-hold on just a moment! I am flattered, but…I think I need to refuse. We’re in the middle of a journey. I doubt I’ll have much time for romance.

Castti: A wise decision. You have a good head on your shoulder, Agnea.

Agnea: I…I didn’t know people actually sent love letters…

Castti: I’m surprised. I would’ve thought you’d have gotten piles of them back in your hometown.

Throne: You mentioned you were close with a certain tavern keep, didn’t you?

Agnea: G-G-Gus!? But he’s just a friend!

Throne: Perhaps to you. But are you sure he feels the same? You’ve fallen in love before, haven’t you, Agnea?

Agnea: L-love, huh…

Ochette: Huh? How do you fall into love?

Castti: It’s hard to explain, but…you’ll know when your heart starts to flutter.

Ochette: Hmm…I don’t get it…

Throne: By the by, what is romance like for beastlings?

Ochette: Well, my ma and pa bonded over their love of meat!

Throne: I…I see.

Agnea: If we’re talking about when our hearts flutter, mine certainly has! In fact, it just won’t stop whenever I make someone laugh or smile with my dancing.

Throne: Hah, you truly were born for the stage, Agnea.

Agnea: What makes your heart flutter, Castti?

Castti: Hmm…I suppose whenever someone shows me their vulnerable side. It makes me want to protect them.

Ochette: You’re a real mother hen, Castti!

Throne: I can’t stand weaklings.

Castti: Oh? Then what makes your heart flutter, Throne?

Throne: …When they wag their tail.

Agnea: Are you talking about…dogs?

Throne: Hah, of course I am. They’re so adorable and they love me, too.

Ochette: Ohhh, I get it now!

Throne: You do…?

Ochette: Feeling in love is like…when you see someone you like and your tail won’t stop wagging! Heh heh. It’s pretty embarrassing, isn’t it?

Castti: ! Could it be…

Agnea: …Ochette’s fallen in love, too?

Travel Banter: Memories of Youth

Partitio: Comin’ to a tavern never fails to remind me that I’m a man grown now. Feels like my childhood was a lifetime ‘n’ a half ago.

Temenos: Haha. Might I ask what you were like in your youth, Partitio?

Partitio: Me? I was trying’ to be a merchant, just like Pops. I spent my days learnin’ everything I could from sunup to sundown. Not much has changed, now that I think about it.

Temenos: I see. You’ve always been dedicated to mastering your craft, then.

Partitio: Heh, guess so. Say, Osvald, what were you like as a kid?

Osvald: My days were spent reading. I thought I had all the time in the world back then. But now I realise how naive I was. Time is finite. One must choose wisely how to spend it.

Temenos: I know precisely how you feel. Life was much simpler when we were children. Wasn’t it?

Partitio: And you, Temenos?

Temenos: Well…Long ago, my friend Ron was bedridden with a high fever. At the time, I could do nothing but pray for him. I begged the gods to save his life.

Partitio: So you were a stand-up fella even back then, huh.

Temenos: Haha…If I could speak to my younger self now, I would say thus: “Rely not on the gods, but your own power to save him.”

Osvald: …

Partitio: I guess as time goes by…we all change, just like the seasons.

Temenos: We cannot remain children forever.

Osvald: Indeed. Our youth is gone…and shall not return.

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