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0,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_00","Yugiri's somber expression suggests you have arrived right on time."
1,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_01","Preparations for the funeral are complete. The blasphemy continues to remain out of sight, and so Hien wishes to seize this opportunity to carry out the ceremony. Gosetsu, unfortunately, will be unable to attend, but Hien hopes you will accompany him and Yugiri as they make their way to the Swallow's Compass."
2,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_02","While waiting for villagers to arrive, Hien is approached by Kisei, who comes not to argue but to apologize─or so it would seem. Hoping to catch him off guard, Kisei unsheathes a dagger and makes to strike, only to be cut down by Yugiri. But the seemingly foolish endeavor is in service to a greater plan, as Kisei's death draws the blasphemy from hiding, intent upon avenging its stepmother. A fierce battle ensues, and as the situation turns dire, Gosetsu joins the fray not with sword in hand but with a cane, wielding healing magicks of surprising potency. With his aid, the blasphemy is at last laid low, and the funeral can be held without fear of further disruption."
2,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_02","While waiting for villagers to arrive, Hien is approached by Kisei, who comes not to argue but to apologize─or so it would seem. Hoping to catch him off guard, Kisei unsheathes a dagger and makes to strike, only to be cut down by Yugiri. But the seemingly foolish endeavor is in service to a greater plan, as Kisei's death draws the blasphemy from hiding, intent upon avenging its mother–in–law. A fierce battle ensues, and as the situation turns dire, Gosetsu joins the fray not with sword in hand but with a cane, wielding healing magicks of surprising potency. With his aid, the blasphemy is at last laid low, and the funeral can be held without fear of further disruption."
3,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_03","The villagers of Doma are at last gathered, and Hien conducts a heartfelt service in remembrance of those poor souls who were never returned to Doma. One by one he recites the names and stories of parents, siblings, and children, until he finally speaks of Minato and Kisei─not of their tragic end, but of the happiness and fulfillment they found in family. The ceremony ends with a moment of silence, all present bowing their heads in prayer for their loved ones."
4,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_04","With the blasphemy slain and the funeral complete, there is naught left to do but return home. And so, Hien, Yugiri, and Gosetsu are off to the Doman Enclave."
5,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_05","Though it may be years, if not decades, until the people of Doma truly make peace with their past, Hien believes they have turned a corner. Yugiri praises Gosetsu's skill with healing magicks, prompting him to stress that he is still but a novice. It is for that reason that, unfortunately, he must once more leave on pilgrimage to hone his skills─though he reassures a disappointed Hien that he will fly to his side should the need arise. And so the former samurai takes his leave, prompting you to make ready to return to your other affairs as well. Hien thanks you once more for your aid, and bids you relay word of the blasphemy's demise to their representative at Radz-at-Han."
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57,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_102","I apologize, my lord, for my past transgressions."
58,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_103","I yearned to believe my daughter was a kami reborn, but you were right─she is a monster. Words can ill express my shame for advocating the conscripts be sacrificed to appease the dead."
59,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_104","Nay, this ceremony shall serve far, far better... And so, as a humble citizen of Doma, I offer my deepest gratitude...and beg for your forgiveness."
60,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_105","I would make an offering on behalf of my husband and son, as well as my dear stepdaughter, Minato. I throw myself on your mercy, Lord Hien─allow them a place within the mausoleum, that their spirits may know peace."
60,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_105","I would make an offering on behalf of my husband and son, as well as my dear, sweet Minato. I throw myself on your mercy, Lord Hien─allow them a place within the mausoleum, that their spirits may know peace."
61,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_106","There is no need to beg forgiveness, Kisei. Please, rise."
62,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_107","She will come...for you..."
63,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_108","By the kami! She gave her life to draw out the blasphemy!?"
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74,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_115","Maroya Motokawa, the aspiring painter. He was a man who saw beauty in all things, and one day would have become a renowned artist in Kugane."
75,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_116","Motosue Jito, the warrior-in-training. He longed to become a samurai like his father, and bring honor to his family."
76,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_117","Suzushiro Kodakumi, the carpenter. A man wholly dedicated to his craft, who hoped to one day pass on his talents to his two loving children."
77,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_118","And lastly, Minato Shihogaki, and her stepmother Kisei. Theirs was once a happiness to be envied."
77,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_118","And lastly, Minato Shihogaki, and her mother–in–law Kisei. Theirs was once a happiness to be envied."
78,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_119","Minato's parents were murdered by imperial soldiers, and after being rescued by the Confederacy, Minato was given into the care of the village of Isari. Though she arrived with a broken heart, it was soon mended by the man who would become her husband. The son of Kisei, who herself had been borne to Isari on winds of tragedy."
79,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_120","Kisei was a child of the deep, born in Sui–no–Sato. For her gifts she was exiled, but with her courage and tenacity found a new home on the shores of the Ruby Sea. She was a devoted wife and mother, and though not related by blood, she loved Minato as if she were their own."
80,"TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_121","That is how she lived─how they all lived─and how they should be remembered. Let your hearts swell not with sorrow, but with joy for their memory. Know that proof of their mark left on this world shall remain here, enshrined within the Swallow's Compass for all eternity."
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4 0 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_00 Yugiri's somber expression suggests you have arrived right on time.
5 1 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_01 Preparations for the funeral are complete. The blasphemy continues to remain out of sight, and so Hien wishes to seize this opportunity to carry out the ceremony. Gosetsu, unfortunately, will be unable to attend, but Hien hopes you will accompany him and Yugiri as they make their way to the Swallow's Compass.
6 2 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_02 While waiting for villagers to arrive, Hien is approached by Kisei, who comes not to argue but to apologize─or so it would seem. Hoping to catch him off guard, Kisei unsheathes a dagger and makes to strike, only to be cut down by Yugiri. But the seemingly foolish endeavor is in service to a greater plan, as Kisei's death draws the blasphemy from hiding, intent upon avenging its stepmother. A fierce battle ensues, and as the situation turns dire, Gosetsu joins the fray not with sword in hand but with a cane, wielding healing magicks of surprising potency. With his aid, the blasphemy is at last laid low, and the funeral can be held without fear of further disruption. While waiting for villagers to arrive, Hien is approached by Kisei, who comes not to argue but to apologize─or so it would seem. Hoping to catch him off guard, Kisei unsheathes a dagger and makes to strike, only to be cut down by Yugiri. But the seemingly foolish endeavor is in service to a greater plan, as Kisei's death draws the blasphemy from hiding, intent upon avenging its mother–in–law. A fierce battle ensues, and as the situation turns dire, Gosetsu joins the fray not with sword in hand but with a cane, wielding healing magicks of surprising potency. With his aid, the blasphemy is at last laid low, and the funeral can be held without fear of further disruption.
7 3 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_03 The villagers of Doma are at last gathered, and Hien conducts a heartfelt service in remembrance of those poor souls who were never returned to Doma. One by one he recites the names and stories of parents, siblings, and children, until he finally speaks of Minato and Kisei─not of their tragic end, but of the happiness and fulfillment they found in family. The ceremony ends with a moment of silence, all present bowing their heads in prayer for their loved ones.
8 4 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_04 With the blasphemy slain and the funeral complete, there is naught left to do but return home. And so, Hien, Yugiri, and Gosetsu are off to the Doman Enclave.
9 5 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_SEQ_05 Though it may be years, if not decades, until the people of Doma truly make peace with their past, Hien believes they have turned a corner. Yugiri praises Gosetsu's skill with healing magicks, prompting him to stress that he is still but a novice. It is for that reason that, unfortunately, he must once more leave on pilgrimage to hone his skills─though he reassures a disappointed Hien that he will fly to his side should the need arise. And so the former samurai takes his leave, prompting you to make ready to return to your other affairs as well. Hien thanks you once more for your aid, and bids you relay word of the blasphemy's demise to their representative at Radz-at-Han.
61 57 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_102 I apologize, my lord, for my past transgressions.
62 58 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_103 I yearned to believe my daughter was a kami reborn, but you were right─she is a monster. Words can ill express my shame for advocating the conscripts be sacrificed to appease the dead.
63 59 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_104 Nay, this ceremony shall serve far, far better... And so, as a humble citizen of Doma, I offer my deepest gratitude...and beg for your forgiveness.
64 60 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_105 I would make an offering on behalf of my husband and son, as well as my dear stepdaughter, Minato. I throw myself on your mercy, Lord Hien─allow them a place within the mausoleum, that their spirits may know peace. I would make an offering on behalf of my husband and son, as well as my dear, sweet Minato. I throw myself on your mercy, Lord Hien─allow them a place within the mausoleum, that their spirits may know peace.
65 61 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_106 There is no need to beg forgiveness, Kisei. Please, rise.
66 62 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_KISEI_000_107 She will come...for you...
67 63 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_108 By the kami! She gave her life to draw out the blasphemy!?
78 74 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_115 Maroya Motokawa, the aspiring painter. He was a man who saw beauty in all things, and one day would have become a renowned artist in Kugane.
79 75 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_116 Motosue Jito, the warrior-in-training. He longed to become a samurai like his father, and bring honor to his family.
80 76 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_117 Suzushiro Kodakumi, the carpenter. A man wholly dedicated to his craft, who hoped to one day pass on his talents to his two loving children.
81 77 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_118 And lastly, Minato Shihogaki, and her stepmother Kisei. Theirs was once a happiness to be envied. And lastly, Minato Shihogaki, and her mother–in–law Kisei. Theirs was once a happiness to be envied.
82 78 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_119 Minato's parents were murdered by imperial soldiers, and after being rescued by the Confederacy, Minato was given into the care of the village of Isari. Though she arrived with a broken heart, it was soon mended by the man who would become her husband. The son of Kisei, who herself had been borne to Isari on winds of tragedy.
83 79 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_120 Kisei was a child of the deep, born in Sui–no–Sato. For her gifts she was exiled, but with her courage and tenacity found a new home on the shores of the Ruby Sea. She was a devoted wife and mother, and though not related by blood, she loved Minato as if she were their own.
84 80 TEXT_AKTKBA451_04125_HIEN_000_121 That is how she lived─how they all lived─and how they should be remembered. Let your hearts swell not with sorrow, but with joy for their memory. Know that proof of their mark left on this world shall remain here, enshrined within the Swallow's Compass for all eternity.