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The following text is an unofficial translation by fans. There may be stylistic differences with official sources and other unofficial translations.

This page contains all of Caeda's paired base conversations.

Caeda and Kris

First conversation

Kris: Hmm? What is this? It smells heavenly...
Caeda: Oh my, Kris. What good timing. I tried to make stew with some leftovers. Would you like to try some?
Kris: Princess Caeda, you've been cooking?
Caeda: Yes. I do hope Marth enjoys what I've made.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Oh, that is nice of you. Then, if you'll allow me... Ah! It's amazing! It tastes really good.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Oh, that is nice of you. Then, if you'll allow me... Ah! It's delicious! It tastes really good.

Caeda: I'm glad you like it. Do you think Marth will like it too?
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Without a shadow of a doubt. It's delicious, after all. Though you're the princess of Talys, you're awfully skilled at cooking.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Without a shadow of a doubt. It's delicious, after all. Though you're the princess of Talys, you're awfully skilled at cooking...

Caeda: Well, I may be a princess, but my motherland Talys is just a small island nation surrounded by the sea. I played around outside a lot during my childhood days. I hear they often called me a tomboy.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: I never would have guessed. Oh, by the way...
(If Kris is female)
Kris: I see... I never would have guessed. Oh, by the way...

Caeda: Hmm?
Kris: Some time ago, you were our opponent during our training, Princess. I could scarcely believe a princess would fight us... I still remember my amazement at the time.
Caeda: Oh yes. That time, everyone begged me to quit, but... I suppose I truly am a tomboy, after all?

Second conversation

Kris: Hmm, a heavenly smell again... Princess Caeda, are you cooking again?
Caeda: Yes. Today, I made candy. I was thinking of sharing some with everyone... Here. This is for you, Kris.
Kris: Thank you. Such an elaborately-crafted candy... I'm sure Prince Marth will be touched, too.
Caeda: Heehee, thanks.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: ...Maybe I should learn how to cook, too. If I could cook as well as you, Princess, then maybe I'd be able to eat tasty food anywhere, anytime.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: ...Maybe I should learn how to cook, too. If I could cook as well as you, Princess, then perhaps I could become a bit more lady-like, maybe...?

Caeda: Are you bad at cooking, Kris?
Kris: Sadly, yes. My grandfather told me when I was a child that my cooking tasted like steel...
Caeda: Oh my gosh.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Many times I'd attempt to cook, but... Grandfather always stopped me. When I told him I would become the world's strongest, he'd tell me: "I'm sure you can do it." But when I said I wanted to make dinner, he'd say: "If you must insist, then don't call me grandfather"... just like that.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Many times I'd attempt to cook, but... Grandfather always stopped me. When I told him I would become the world's strongest, he'd tell me: "I'm sure you can do it." But when I said I wanted to make dinner, he'd say: "If you must insist, then you must strike me down first"... just like that.

Caeda: Oh my.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Well, since I'm a man, I figured I'd survive even if I couldn't cook. But, it doesn't stop me being envious of those who can cook like you, Princess.
Caeda: Then, would you like me to teach you?
Kris: Really?
Caeda: Yes, certainly. Cooking is a good talent for men, too.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Since I was raised like a boy... I don't know how to anything girly. But, I think it'd be wonderful if I could make candies and share them with others as presents...
Caeda: Gosh. Kris, don't tell me you have eyes for someone?
Kris: N-no, there's no such person!
Caeda: You don't need to be embarrassed. We're both girls, remember.br> Kris: Eh-heh, I'm no good with this sort of thing...

Third conversation

Kris: Princess Caeda, it smells good.
Caeda: Oh, then it should be done already. Could you please open it?
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Ahh... Amazing, I can't believe I made this candy...
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Wow... Amazing, I can't believe I made this candy...

Caeda: It's very well done, Kris. Come, let's taste it.
Kris: Yes!
Caeda: Then, I shall have one. Oh! This is, how should I say...
Kris: W-what is it?
Caeda: ... ...Kris, don't worry about this. I believe people mature by repeating mistakes...
Kris: You don't need to be so polite. You can just say it's bad... D-does it really taste like steel...?
Caeda: A-a little. No, perhaps not just a little, but... It's alright, Kris. I'm sure you'll do it well someday.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Yes m'lady, I'll do my best. You have my thanks, Princess.
Caeda: Your thanks is undeserved. I, too, enjoy the time I spend with you. Say, Kris. Stay my friend forever. Someday, when this war is over and peace returns... Wouldn't it be nice if we could spend our time... like this, the three of us...?
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Yes, I'll do my best. You have my thanks, Princess. It brings me great joy learning from somebody like you...
Caeda: Your thanks is undeserved. I, too, enjoy the time I spend with you. You may put up a serious front, but you can be rather cute in your own way... Kris, I like you.
Kris: Princess...
Caeda: Say, Kris. Stay my friend forever. Someday, when this war is over and peace returns... Wouldn't it be nice if we could spend our time... like this, the three of us...?
Kris: Truly...

Marth and Caeda

First conversation

Marth: Caeda, have you been keeping well?
Caeda: Hello, Marth. Yes, of course.
Marth: I see. I'm glad to hear it. If anything were to happen to you, I wouldn't be able to look King Talys in the eye.
Caeda: You're too kind... And you, Marth? Are you well?
Marth: Please, worry not, Caeda. I've all the help I could possibly want and more.
Caeda: Hmm. Starting with Kris... We have so many reliable people, don't we?
Marth: Yes. That's why... Caeda, I must implore you to leave the fighting to us.
Caeda: Huh...? Marth, what do you mean...?
Marth: I do not wish to see you on the battlefield. If you must, I'd prefer it if you would support us away from the frontlines.
Caeda: Marth... How could you say such a thing? Am I that much of a burden to you?
Marth: No, Caeda. That's... not what I meant. I... I don't want to see you get hurt. Your safety is of immense importance to me.
Caeda: So, are you telling me to wallow alone in prayer? Somewhere arrows won't reach me? While everyone else is fighting? That... That's just...! I won't have it! I can't just sit quietly, while others risk their lives.
Marth: Caeda...
Caeda: I'll fight. I'll fight by your side. I'll show you that I'm capable!
Marth: Oh! Caeda...! ...Did I say something wrong...?

Second conversation

Caeda: Marth! Were you watching?
Marth: Y-yes... You did splendidly.
Caeda: I'm so glad... Now, will you take back your words?
Marth: I...!
Caeda: Please, Marth! Don't give me that look. I'm fine. I'm much stronger than you think.
Marth: I... I see. You're right. You are strong. But, that's why I worry. The stronger you become, the more often I'll have to ask you to fight on the frontlines. You hate fighting, and I worry. Is it not troubling for you?
Caeda: That's... I feel happy by your side, Marth.
Marth: Caeda...
Caeda: Don't you hate to fight as well?
Marth: Well... You're right. I do.
Caeda: I know how much it hurts you, more than anyone else... That's why I'll fight too. I'll help you end this war, so that we'll never have to witness bloodshed again. Am I being selfish?
Marth: ... All right, Caeda. I won't say anything more. Please, stay with me. And... together, let's bring this terrible war to a close. But... please, don't push yourself too hard.
Caeda: Yes...! Thank you, Marth.

Third conversation

Marth: Caeda. Have you been well?
Caeda: Teehee...
Marth: Huh? Why did you laugh? Was it something I said?
Caeda: No, not really. It's just... you always ask me that. You're always worrying about everyone else.
Marth: I-is that so?
Caeda: That's why we follow you, Marth. It's because of your kindess that I...
Marth: Huh...?
Caeda: Say, Marth. Once this war is over, will we..?
Marth: Yes. We must devote all of our energies into the reconstruction.
Caeda: Oh yes... That's right.
Marth: And then, we'll be wed.
Caeda: Oh, Marth...!
Marth: I'm looking forward to seeing you in a wedding dress, Caeda.
Caeda: And what, sir, will I do if it becomes me less than this armor?
Marth: Hahaha, that's impossible. You'll be beautiful regardless.
Caeda: Really?
Marth: Mmm.
Caeda: Thank you, Marth. I hope I'll be a bride worthy of you.
Marth: I too... I'll make you the happiest woman in the world, Caeda.
Caeda: ...Marth...

Caeda and Marisha

First conversation

Marisha: Good day, Princess Caeda.
Caeda: Good day. Err... Marisha, was it?
Marisha: Yes. I have been a member of this army ever since Prince Marth rescued me in Grust. Say, you are an actual princess, right?
Caeda: Yes, that's right.
Marisha: Squee! A honest-to-goodness princess! I'm so happy I could meet you! You're wearing your armor now, but you spend your days in the castle wearing a dress and indulging in sweets, right?
Caeda: ...Huh?
Marisha: Princess, I beg of you. Please tell me about your life in the castle! I believe I'll live in a castle too, in the future. It'd be a good idea for me to study now, so I don't cause trouble to Prince Marth later.
Caeda: ...Excuse me? Err... Marisha? What do you mean by you living in a castle...? Or not causing trouble to Marth...? I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're talking about...
Marisha: Princess, what sort of dress do you think would suit me? You've a mountain of dresses in your castle, right? If I were to be torn between all of them, why, I could spend days choosing. How do you choose your everyday dress?
Caeda: Err... Actually, Marisha... We don't have that kind of luxury in a small island kingdom like Talys. I don't have that many dresses myself. And there's no way I'd only eat sweets.
Marisha: You don't need to hide it... Oh... I get it! You're travelling incognito right now, so you're hiding your identity, right?
Caeda: I'm not quite hiding my identity, but...
Marisha: That's a true princess for you! I have to do my best, too!
Caeda: Er, Marisha? Wait, tell me what this is about... ...She's gone. What is she up to, I wonder...? Now I'm curious...

Second conversation

Marisha: Good day, Princess Caeda.
Caeda: Good day, Marisha. I've been thinking about what you told me ever since, and... Don't tell me you're planning to wed Marth?
Marisha: Kyaa! How did you know? I'm so embarrassed!
Caeda: Hey... Marisha. I wonder if you're aware that Marth happens to be engaged?
Marisha: Yes, Sir Jagen told me. But, since it's Prince Marth... I'm sure he has deep reasons. I shall keep on waiting for him, always!
Caeda: I-I see... Good luck.
Marisha: Thank you for your support, Princess! I'll do my best!
Caeda: ...I couldn't tell her I'm the one he's engaged to... However, I mustn't let this misunderstanding last any longer. I have to make her listen next time...

Third conversation

Caeda: Marisha!
Marisha: Good day, Princess Caeda.
Caeda: Yes, good day. I'd like to have a good, long chat with you today.
Marisha: Is that so? Actually, I'd like to ask your opinion about something, Princess.
Caeda: My opinion? About what?
Marisha: To tell the truth, another prince has appeared before me... And even though I already have Prince Marth, my heart is confused. I don't know what I should do... Ooh, my wavering virgin heart.
Caeda: I... I see. Well, you really are in a pickle...
Marisha: Ohh, what should I do? What would you do, Princess?
Caeda: Me? O-oh, right... I've never gone through this, so I'm at a loss...
Marisha: I see... Then I'll just have to do my best to find a way to make everyone happy! Now, if you'll excuse me!
Caeda: ...I couldn't tell her yet again... But... It'll be fine if I just leave her be, r-right...?

Caeda and Ogma

First conversation

Caeda: Ogma, do you have a moment?
Ogma: Yes, Princess?
Caeda: Here, please hold this...
Ogma: Is this a vulnerary?
Caeda: You wounded your left shoulder whilst protecting me in the last battle, am I right?
Ogma: ...So you noticed.
Caeda: I know, because you're always watching out for me... I'm sure you suffered far more wounds that I'm not aware of.
Ogma: Of course not. Have confidence in my abilities, Princess.
Caeda: ...I'm sorry. I've caused you so much bother...
Ogma: Please raise your head. My life is yours. You needn't concern yourself with my wounds.
Caeda: Ogma...
Ogma: Please give that vulnerary to Marth. I have no need for it.
Caeda: No! I had this vulnerary concocted especially for you. I want you to use it!
Ogma: ...Very well. Then, I shall gladly accept it.

Second conversation

Caeda: Hello, Ogma.
Ogma: Princess. Is there something you want?
Caeda: I just wanted to thank you for saving me again.
Ogma: No need. It's my duty to protect you and the prince.
Caeda: Thank you, Ogma. With you by our side, Marth and I can fight as freely as the wind. I've no doubt that there are few battles over which we cannot triumph.
Ogma: I am hardly deserving of such high praise.
Caeda: I do worry about one little thing though: Your habit of never relying on others... I'm afraid, Ogma. I'm afraid you'll leave us one day.
Ogma: ...
Caeda: Please don't forget, Ogma. As you protect us, we too shall protect you. You are not alone.
Ogma: ...Yes.

Third conversation

Ogma: ...
Caeda: Ogma?
Ogma: ...! ...Princess.
Caeda: Hee hee, you let your guard down for a change!
Ogma: Now you're making fun of me...
Caeda: Haha, I'm actually pretty happy right now.
Ogma: Happy?
Caeda: Uh-huh. It's the first time you've not noticed someone sneak up on you. I'm glad you've started to trust us.
Ogma: ...True. I don't feel like an island anymore. ...That was a big fault of mine. It never once crossed my mind to rely on someone else in battle. That... probably means I've grown weaker.
Caeda: That's not true. You haven't become weaker. If anything, you've only gotten stronger since I first met you.
Ogma: ...Having something to protect and having the relief, knowing somebody is protecting me... You say I've grown stronger thanks to that?
Caeda: Yes, that's what I believe. I'm the same...
Ogma: It's so mysterious. Hearing it from you, it really does feel like I've become stronger.
Caeda: Teehee. I must pray to the goddess of fortune for that strength of yours to always be with me.
Ogma: Then, to answer to your expectations, I hereby vow to fight to the end, as your sword.
Caeda: Thank you, Ogma.