Fates Supports/Arthur Azura
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C Support
Azura: You are the ocean's gray waves... ♪ Destined to seek... Hmm mm mmm...
Arthur: ...
Azura: Argh! Is that you, Arthur?! It's not nice to eavesdrop on people. You should have said something.
Arthur: Oh...I'm... My apologies! Your lovely voice ensnared my sense of decency. ... So, um...
Azura: Did you want something?
Arthur: Just to say that it's been too long, Lady Azura.
Azura: Too long...since what? Sorry, I'm not quite sure what you mean by that.
Arthur: We met once before. Long ago when we were but children living in Nohr.
Azura: Really? Is that so? I'm very sorry, but I don't remember that at all.
Arthur: Fret not! It's only natural. After all, it was more than a decade ago. We were both young, silly children at the time.
Azura: I suppose so. My, I had no idea! Please share this lost memory with me sometime.
Arthur: I will! Most certainly! I shall be looking forward to it!
B Support
Azura: Hello, Arthur! I've been looking for you. If you have a moment, would you mind continuing that story from the other day? That memory you mentioned about how you and I crossed paths long ago...
Arthur: Yes! Of course! It would be my pleasure. As I said before, it was over a decade ago. You were a doleful little girl at the time. You were in a remote part of town with your arms wrapped around your knees. I tried to comfort you, but you wouldn't say a word to me. Your face was wet with tears.
Azura: I'm not surprised. Back then I was bullied relentlessly by King Garon's subordinates. Whenever I couldn't take it anymore, I'd sneak out of the castle and hide in town.
Arthur: That explains a lot... I always wondered what made that tiny girl so very sad. I asked many questions. I wanted to help, to make you smile. But you stayed silent. Later that day, some people from the castle came looking for you. I'm not sure how I knew, but I had a feeling things would be bad for you if those people found you hiding and took you back. That's why I decided to tell them it was my fault. I said it was I who stole you away from the castle so they wouldn't punish you.
Azura: I...I don't know what to say... That kind boy...was YOU?
Arthur: Indeed it was. I'm pleased to hear that you remember our encounter after all.
Azura: Oh, but, Arthur, those awful men whipped you mercilessly for saying what you did...
Arthur: Ah hah hah, I suppose they did. I had forgotten that part. Honestly, it was nothing. I didn't remember it, so it couldn't have been that bad, right?
Azura: I can't believe that boy was you...
Arthur: I'm glad I finally told you. I'm happy to know you remember our first encounter.
A Support
Azura: Arthur! I've been looking all over for you. I... Well, actually, I was hoping you would tell me a bit more about yourself.
Arthur: R-really? You want to know more about me? I'm not sure where to begin...
Azura: Perhaps you could tell me about your childhood, if that's not too personal.
Arthur: There's not much to tell. My parents were commoners. Simple and honest. Almost since birth I've devoted my life to training, martial arts, and justice. I was fairly young when I was recruited as a soldier to help maintain order.
Azura: How did you know you wanted to be a soldier at such a young age?
Arthur: My parents certainly played a big part in that. Every day they'd tell me... "only the just can protect justice." Not a day goes by that I don't think of them.
Azura: That explains so much about the man you are today! A real-life hero.
Arthur: Haha, you're too kind. Honestly, I would say I'm more eccentric than heroic.
Azura: No, I disagree. You were brave even as a boy, saving me like you did. For that, I thank you, Arthur. From the bottom of my heart. I know many years have passed since then, but my gratitude is as sincere as ever.
Arthur: Please, think nothing of it!
Azura: Well, I hope to learn more and more about you from now on.
Arthur: And I you. If you ever feel like chatting, you know where to find me.
S Support
Azura: Hello, Arthur! I hear you've been looking for me.
Arthur: Yes, indeed I have. Um, could you please take a seat?
Azura: Oh, of course.
Arthur: Lady Azura, music means a lot to you, does it not?
Azura: It means the world to me. My greatest joy is singing and listening to beautiful music.
Arthur: I'm glad to hear that...because I'm, um, I'd like to sing you a song right now.
Azura: Oh, that sounds... Wait, pardon? You're...going to sing for me?!
Arthur: I am. I mean, I'm not as gifted as you are, or gifted at all really, but I'm going to try...
Azura: I'm all ears, Arthur.
Arthur: Well then, here goes nothing... *ahem* Long ago, a little boy met a girl, ♪ with the prettiest eyes in all the world... Sweet and strange, yet wet with tears, ♪ those eyes would haunt him all his years... He can never forget, however he tries, ♪ he'll remember her face until he dies... Love at first sight, but filled with regret, ♪ he swore to confess when next they met... Now she's here, the chance of his life, ♪ he's anxiously hoping she'll be his wife... ... That's...the end. Thank you.
Azura: Hahaha, that's very cute! My turn?
Arthur: Umm... Lady Azura?
Azura: What's wrong? ...Oh gosh, I'm so sorry. Is the little boy supposed to be...you?
Arthur: Well, um... You could say that... ...Argh, what a catastrophe! I should have known better than to sing like a loon. I probably should have simply fallen on one knee and given you the ring instead. I'm truly ashamed. Um, I'd like to disappear about now, if you'll excuse me...
Azura: Wait! Arthur, please don't go! Your song made me so happy.
Arthur: Really? Do you mean that?
Azura: I do! I can tell you put a lot of thought into it. It was so sweet. I loved it.
Arthur: Thank you, Lady Azura.
Azura: As you sang, all I could think of was the way you looked at me all those years ago. Dear Arthur, I'm so happy you've shared your feelings with me.
Arthur: Does that mean you...?
Azura: Yes, of course! I'm honored to be at the side of a true hero like you.
Arthur: You are? You will?! Thank you! I'm so happy, I don't know what to say!
Azura: Heehee, then you better write another song to tell me how you're feeling.
Arthur: ...Your teasing stings worse than a whiplash, milady.
