C Support:

Timerra: Heya, Princess Ivy!
Ivy: Hello, Princess Timerra.
Timerra: Look at us, huh? Two future queens, hanging out together like this.
Ivy: True. I will rule Elusia one day─and you Solm.
Ivy: Beyond our royal status, however, we appear to have nothing in common.
Timerra: I don’t know if we’re all that different.
Ivy: No? It seems to me that our appearances and personalities are direct opposites.
Ivy: Not to suggest either is superior, of course. But the differences are plain enough to me.
Timerra: Hmm, I guess you have a point.
Ivy: I’ve never roamed my territory fighting bandits, for instance. I’ve never even been camping.
Timerra: What?! You’ve never been camping?! Then you’ve never really lived!
Ivy: Walls and doors were built for a reason. I see little point in sleeping outside of them.
Timerra: You’ll change your tune once you experience the thrill of sleeping under the stars for yourself.
Ivy: Why would I…
Ivy: Hm.
Ivy: You know what? OK.
Ivy: It would be rude of me to refuse an invitation from a fellow princess. I accept.
Timerra: Wahoo! I’ll start preparing for the big day. Get ready to have the time of your life!
Ivy: It does promise to be interesting.

B Support:

Ivy: …
Timerra: ♪Hmm hm-hm-hm! Hm-hm hmm!♪
Timerra: See, Princess Ivy? I knew you’d have fun!
Ivy: With all due respect, Your Highness, your powers of observation…need work.
Ivy: Look at me.
Ivy: I’m in the presence of foreign royalty, yet I can’t master myself enough to stop shaking.
Ivy: I am─to vastly understate the matter─not enjoying this.
Timerra: Oh, whoa, you are shaking. Are you cold? I can throw more logs on the fire.
Ivy: No…it is not the cold.
Ivy: Aah!
Ivy: I am shaking because I am afraid.
Timerra: Oh! If it’s wild animals you’re worried about, let me put those fears to rest.
Timerra: I set up a few traps just in case, but the fire should be enough to keep them away.
Ivy: No. Ghosts.
Ivy: I’m certain I heard a strange moaning cry… coming from that way.
Timerra: ♪Hey, you spooky ghost! How’s it going?!♪
Ivy: Aah! Quiet!
Timerra: Hehe! Sorry, sorry. But singing might make you feel a little less scared. Why not try it?
Ivy: Ugh…
Ivy: ♪Ghoooost…♪
Timerra: That’s it! Now… ♪Of all the things to be scared of, why ghosts and not plagues or wars?♪
Ivy: ♪Please just forget what you saw here… I’ve had enough sleeping outdoors. ♪

A Support:

Ivy: Princess Timerra.
Ivy: Camping was a valuable life experience. Thank you.
Timerra: You’re welcome! So tell me…
Timerra: Did you find any weaknesses?
Ivy: Heh, you saw right through me.
Timerra: Of course. I’m a princess too, aren’t I? I was thinking the same thing.
Timerra: One day, when we’re queens, knowing one another’s weaknesses could give us an edge.
Ivy: That is indeed why I decided to go along.
Ivy: In the end, however, the only weakness revealed was my own.
Timerra: Yup! Starts with G and rhymes with roasts.
Ivy: And all I learned about you is that we are even less alike than I’d supposed.
Ivy: I am left with only a longer list of ways in which we’re opposites.
Ivy: You like meat. I prefer vegetables.
Timerra: I love singing, but you’re shy about doing it in front of other people.
Ivy: I prefer to spend my time in study. You would rather spend it running through the hills.
Timerra: Hehe, we really are opposites, huh?
Ivy: Yes. But despite that, I did appreciate our time together.
Timerra: Same, honestly. I had a great time!
Ivy: Differences can be a source of conflict, but they can also elevate discussion.
Ivy: I believe our conversations will ultimately make me a better leader to my people.
Timerra: Me too. I hope we can keep being friends.
Ivy: Friendship is based on reciprocity. You owe me one weakness.
Timerra: Hm. Hate to do it, but I guess you’ve painted me into a corner.
Ivy: Heh heh, I jest. I would like us to be on good terms, Princess Timerra.
Ivy: Let our friendship set the standard for the relations between our countries.
Timerra: Agreed. Here’s to a long, ghost-free friendship!