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in that match. There's something
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different about him. But he is the man
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>> I know exactly who he is. If I could
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jump down from here and plunge my blade
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straight into Bertrren's chest, I would.
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>> My goodness, Leila, you are acting very
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strange. Please, calm down.
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>> So, this is the man you spend all of
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your time thinking about. I admit I'm a
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little jealous. It's strange. He seemed
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to be staring at something or perhaps
0:30
someone in the audience.
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>> Those seats are reserved for Argo's
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nobility. But it seems the king and his
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entourage have departed.
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Speaking of Argo, it's said that
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Bertrren murdered the king. Murdering a
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king doesn't just happen. Surely there's
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something there between him and the
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Lita, you don't look so good. Is she
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What in the heavens is wrong with you,
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who is that man with the vicious look in
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Based on his demeanor and access to the
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royal seeds, he could be the captain of
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I've never met him myself, but if memory
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serves, he has a rather bad reputation.
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He is notoriously cruel, so much so that
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he's called the mad dog by those who
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work with him. He's been with Gilchrist
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since the king was just a general. He
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reportedly got his start as a foot
1:48
soldier. He was given some sort of
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important assignment and then abruptly
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rose to captain of the king's guard.
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>> what was that? Miss Leo, what did you
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>> Lady, what's the matter?
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>> This will not do. We must take her
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>> I'm sorry. I must have fainted.
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>> Leila, you began acting strangely the
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moment you laid eyes on that man.
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>> I know him. That's Lechner. I'm sure of
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>> Hey, that's the last name on your
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revenge list, right? The Madell list. I
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remember him so clearly now.
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A few days before the invasion, I met
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him. I I let him into Cassite
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>> Let him in, Miss Lita? What do you mean?
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>> How could I have forgotten about this?
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Casite had closed its gates.
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>> We were afraid the army from Argo might
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invade. I saw him crawl out of a canal
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that brought water in from outside the
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walls. He was breathless and scared. I
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should have reported him to a nearby
3:16
soldier, but he was so desperate. He
3:20
begged me not to tell anyone,
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so I didn't. Later, I spotted the same
3:27
man I'd helped. This time, he was
3:29
standing on top of a watchtowwer. He
3:32
laughed as he fired an arrow at the
3:34
generals from Argo who'd gathered
3:36
outside our walls. His arrows gave the
3:38
soldiers a reason to raid Cassite that
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day and led to every terrible thing that
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followed after his attack. The soldiers
3:47
poured into town, leaving nothing but
3:50
devastation in their wake.
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And it was all my fault. I didn't report
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him. I should have reported him.
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>> This connection to the captain of the
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king's guard is very unexpected.
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>> I've committed a terrible sin.
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What I did is unforgivable.
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I wonder if I I focused all of my hatred
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on Bertrand so I could forget what I
4:20
did. Pretend it wasn't all my fault.
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>> My lady, you were just a child at the
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time. You can't blame yourself for this.
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>> I'm sorry. I need to be alone. I'm going
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to take a walk around the city. I'll
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return to the temple after I clear my
