Fates Supports/Azama Oboro

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C Support

Oboro: *sigh* The tent looks so much nicer when it's all neat and tidy. I'm relieved that everything is back in its proper place. Especially since this is where we gather for big meetings.

(Oboro leaves)

Azama: Hmm?

(Azama leaves)

Oboro: Oh, that's right! I have to polish up everybody's armor. I almost forgot. Jeez, some of this gear has gotten awfully battle damaged. I'll have to give this my full attention.

Azama: .........

Oboro: Wah!! Azama! How long have you been standing over there?

Azama: Oh, just a few minutes. Long enough to hear you talking to yourself like a crazy person.

Oboro: Wh-why didn't you say something? And how dare you call me crazy! I wasn't acting weird at all.

Azama: Well, most people don't just stand around talking to themselves. It's funny that you want to impress everybody so much. "Oh, I have to polish the armor. Look at me, I'm cleaning the tent!" Haha, how ridiculous!

Oboro: Wh-wh-wh... WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?!

Azama: Whoa, calm down. Your expression totally changed just now. For a moment, I thought you had transformed into a demon. It's like your aura completely shifted. I've never seen that happen before. You're scaring me. I think I should probably go. Excuse me!

(Azama leaves)

Oboro: Azama!! You get back here right now!

B Support

Oboro: Doo de doo de doo ♪

Azama: Oboro, what's the matter? Why are you singing that sappy tune?

Oboro: Shut up! It's not sappy at all. Why are you always criticizing me?

Azama: Relax, I was just joking! Say, are those fancy clothes you laid out for the royal family? Those are the finest garments I've ever laid eyes on.

Oboro: Oh, those are for the official ceremony. They asked me to select their outfits. It's quite an honor. They clearly respect my taste.

Azama: So you were singing that sappy song because you were feeling happy?

Oboro: Can you blame me? This is a big deal!

Azama: Wait a second... I know what your game is. You're trying to charm the royal family so they will reward you during peacetime. That's awfully devious...

Oboro: Azama... Just you try and say something like that— ONE MORE TIME!

Azama: Ahh! That evil look on your face is back again. Please, don't kill me! I have to go!

(Azama leaves)

Oboro: Hey, hold on a minute! I'm not done with you yet!

Azama: No way, I don't think so. I'm out of here.

(Azama leaves)

Oboro: Look, I promise I'm not mad. Wait up! See? I'm not being scary now.

Azama: Hmm, you're right. And I don't feel a dark presence around you anymore... OK, fine. I won't run away. What did you want to say to me?

Oboro: Azama, I don't understand why you've been so blunt about everything. Are you just trying to get a rise out of me?

Azama: Honestly, I'm not sure what to say.

Oboro: Really? I assumed that it might be some sort of weird monk humor. Is this what you do for fun? Set people up so that they lose their cool around you?

Azama: I mean, sure, I do find it kind of amusing. Maybe it's a deep-seated thing. I've never really thought about it before...

Oboro: Well at least you're thinking about it now. That's a start.

A Support

Oboro: Hey, Azama.

Azama: *sigh*...

Oboro: Azama! Hey, I see you!

Azama: Oh, Oboro. How's it going?

Oboro: Is something wrong? You look a little depressed today.

Azama: Well, I've been thinking about the question you asked me the other day. The truth is, I just can't come up with an answer.

Oboro: You mean how you love trying to get a rise out of people?

Azama: Yeah. For some reason, I haven't been able to stop mulling it over...

Oboro: I think I may know why that is.

Azama: What are you talking about? I'm a thoughtful monk, and even I don't know the answer. How could an imbecile like you figure this out?

Oboro: Wh-what an awful thing to say!

Azama: If you're so smart, why don't you just tell me the answer. I'm awfully curious.

Oboro: Why? What do you care about hearing my imbecilic opinion anyway? After all your snide remarks, why would I ever tell you? Maybe I'll keep it to myself just to spite you.

Azama: No... Don't tease me like that! I take it back! I take it all back!

Oboro: OK, OK, fine. I'll tell you. The answer is quite simple, Azama. Being rude is the only way you know how to interact with people, right? I don't think you're being serious when you say things like that. To you, it's just cracking a silly joke. That's your way of connecting. At least, that's my assumption.

Azama: Connecting? I don't know about that.

Oboro: You don't have to pretend anymore. I won't tell anyone your secret.

Azama: I'm not hiding anything. Do you think I'm ashamed or something? Let me tell you, I'm not. Shame is an utterly pointless emotion. How did you come to this conclusion? You seem awfully sure of yourself.

Oboro: It's all in how you behave. In fact, you remind me of a boy I knew when I was little. At heart, he was kind. But he acted like a sarcastic jerk to cover up his true nature. He didn't understand how much he ended up hurting people. You're just like him.

Azama: Hmm. That's interesting. I never thought of it that way before.

Oboro: Sometimes, other people can reflect things you can't see in yourself. We're all trapped in our own perspectives.

Azama: Heh, well your theory is interesting. I'll give you that. Thanks for the insight, Oboro. I appreciate it.

Oboro: You're welcome. I have to admit, I didn't think you would thank me.

Azama: I'm capable of gratitude. And I'm impressed that a half-wit like you had such a thoughtful answer!

Oboro: WHY CAN'T YOU KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT, AZAMA?!

Azama: Ahh! The demon's back!

S Support

Azama: Oboro, can I speak to you for a moment?

Oboro: Sure, Azama. What's on your mind?

Azama: I haven't been able to stop thinking about our conversation yesterday. How you said I relate to people by being overly sarcastic. Basically, how you think I'm a jerk.

Oboro: What about it?

Azama: Well, I don't think you were right.

Oboro: What? Are you serious? I felt like I had you all figured out.

Azama: You're right about me not being true to myself. But it's not just that. There is a simple reason behind my behavior. I have feelings for you.

Oboro: Wh-what?! For me? You're just messing with me again.

Azama: I couldn't help teasing because I like you so much. It was a completely unconscious thing until you made me think about my actions. But now that I have, I'm certain. There is no doubt in my mind. I'm sorry for being so snotty. I hope you can forgive me.

Oboro: It's OK. I'm just shocked. This is all so unexpected. I'm glad to know that you're not a bad person after all. I was mostly upset because I like you too.

Azama: Really?! That's amazing! In a way, I'm glad that I kept being snarky toward you. I never would have understood what I was feeling otherwise.

Oboro: I'll forgive you, but only if you promise to never treat me like that again.

Azama: I promise! Oh, and by the way. Remember that mean kid you knew growing up? I bet he probably had a crush on you too.

Oboro: Heehee, maybe you're right!