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Beruka/Supports
This page contains all data pertaining to Beruka's supports in Fire Emblem Fates.
Corrin (M)
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C Support
Corrin: Hello, Beruka. What are you up to?
Beruka: ...
Corrin: ...Beruka?
Beruka: It is obvious. I'm repairing my weapon.
Corrin: Oh. Right. I suppose that is obvious. You know, I very much admire the care with which you treat your weapons. Which reminds me—the other day, when I saw you on the battlefield—
Beruka: State your business. Quickly.
Corrin: Huh? I don't really have any "business." I just thought it would be nice to chat.
Beruka: Why?
Corrin: Do I need a reason?
Beruka: If you do not have business, do not speak to me.
Corrin: Beruka... Very well. I'm sorry for bothering you.
Beruka: Thank you. I'll never understand how people enjoy such meaningless chatter.
Corrin: Well...I guess I'd say it's because people want to get to know one another. Even now, I feel I've gotten to know you just a little bit better.
Beruka: Why do you feel the need to get to know me?
Corrin: Because I'd like for us to be friends.
Beruka: Why?
Corrin: I...ah...I don't know. It sounds nice?
Beruka: You are strange. May I resume my task now?
Corrin: S-sure. Sorry to bother you. Maybe we can talk about this some other time...
B Support
Corrin: Working on your weapon again, Beruka?
Beruka: You again. I suppose this is good timing. I need to discuss something with you.
Corrin: Really? You want to talk with me? About what?
Beruka: Our conversation the other day confirmed my hatred of conversations. Yet you seemed to think it was a good thing, as it helped you "get to know" me. What benefit do you think there is to be had in getting to know one another?
Corrin: As I said before, it's because I would like for us to be friends.
Beruka: Friends? Hmph. These are things people have said about me: "Beruka is a monster. She does not feel. She is barely human." "Beruka is a peerless assassin. And there is a reason for that." "She'd murder her own mother if given the order." "She's a puppet. A sad, murderous little tool with no will of her own."
Corrin: Beruka...
Beruka: I do not tell you these things to defend myself against them. I am telling you because they are accurate descriptions. Do you understand now what kind of person I am?
Corrin: ...
Beruka: I had a mentor who taught me how to kill. I returned that generosity with violence. My mentor died by my hand. I did not hesitate for even a moment.
Corrin: What? Why would you do such a thing?
Beruka: Why? What a foolish question. I was ordered to. Nothing more, nothing less.
Corrin: ...
Beruka: I hope this has been enlightening. No good will come of "getting to know me" better. Now, excuse me. Milord.
(Beruka leaves)
Corrin: ...
A Support
Beruka: What are you doing here?
Corrin: Just came by to chat.
Beruka: Even after our last conversation? You are strange.
Corrin: Yep! That's me!
Beruka: So? What is it this time?
Corrin: Hm. Let's see... How about we talk about your family?
Beruka: My family? I don't remember them.
Corrin: Why not?
Beruka: I was abandoned before I was old enough to retain any memories. I don't even know who they were.
Corrin: I'm sorry. It sounds like I hit on a sensitive subject.
Beruka: Don't worry about it. It is what it is. I cannot blame them. They were neither good nor bad. Few in the slums even believed in such concepts. A man who was kind enough to give me bread was also a murderer. Was he "good"? Was he "evil"? Neither. He fed me. He killed. That is all. In the same way, my parents left me. In the same way, I kill. That is all.
Corrin: I see...
Beruka: May we be done now? This was pointless. Continuing it would only be more pointless.
Corrin: I disagree. You're an important ally, and I am grateful I've gotten to learn more about you.
Beruka: Ally? You think me an ally?
Corrin: Yes. Why wouldn't I?
Beruka: I told you I killed my mentor, correct? If given the order, I might kill you as quickly.
Corrin: Ha. Bring it on! I'll take you on with all I've got.
Beruka: You think you could defeat me?
Corrin: I don't know. But at the very least, I'd certainly make you work for it.
Beruka: ...Heh. You really are a strange one. But you're all right.
S Support
Corrin: Ah. There you are, Beruka.
Beruka: More questions?
Corrin: Not quite. Today, I wanted to tell you something.
Beruka: Yes?
Corrin: I'll cut straight to the chase. I want to build a family with you.
Beruka: Please repeat your order. I do not understand.
Corrin: It's not an order, Beruka. Here, let me put it another way. I love you. Will you marry me?
Beruka: I...
Corrin: Yes?
Beruka: I understand the words you are saying, but I think you must be mistaken. Are you well, milord?
Corrin: Yes. And I'm not mistaken. You're the one I want to spend my life with.
Beruka: I see. Then I am sorry. I'm not interested in marriage.
Corrin: You aren't? Why not?
Beruka: I cannot say I even truly understand what a family is. I was not raised in one. I cannot make something I don't understand.
Corrin: I wouldn't worry about that. I mean, I don't really know either.
Beruka: What do you mean?
Corrin: I've always had people who loved me and called me family, it's true. But I don't know what a normal family is like. Ones where the parents and children all live in the same place. Where they're all close and loving, and they see each other every day... That's why I want to have one. I think it would be a beautiful adventure for us both. So, will you reconsider?
Beruka: Is that—
Corrin: A wedding ring. Yes. I had it made especially for you.
Beruka: Hm.
Corrin: Beruka? What's wrong?
Beruka: I...don't know what to do.
Corrin: You can do whatever you want. I only ask you don't reject it out of fear that you won't be able to handle it. I will be by your side every step of the way. We'll help each other through it.
Beruka: I suppose I will hold on to it for now, then.
Corrin: Thank you.
Beruka: I also have one request.
Corrin: Anything.
Beruka: Up until now, we've mostly talked about me. But I want to learn more about you. I want you to tell me everything about yourself.
Corrin: I would be happy to. We have a great deal of talking to do, I think. But now we also have all the time in the world to do it.
Beruka: Yes. We do.
(Confession Scene)
Beruka: This warm, cozy feeling... Is this happiness? I only now realize that I love you...
Corrin (F)
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C Support
Corrin: Hello, Beruka. What are you up to?
Beruka: ...
Corrin: ...Beruka?
Beruka: It is obvious. I'm repairing my weapon.
Corrin: Oh. Right. I suppose that is obvious. You know, I very much admire the care with which you treat your weapons. Which reminds me—the other day, when I saw you on the battlefield—
Beruka: State your business. Quickly.
Corrin: Huh? I don't really have any "business." I just thought it would be nice to chat.
Beruka: Why?
Corrin: Do I need a reason?
Beruka: If you do not have business, do not speak to me.
Corrin: Beruka... Very well. I'm sorry for bothering you.
Beruka: Thank you. I do not see why people so enjoy such meaningless chatter. Do you?
Corrin: Well...I guess I'd say it's because people want to get to know one another. Even now, I feel I've gotten to know you just a little bit better.
Beruka: Why do you feel the need to get to know me?
Corrin: Because I'd like for us to be friends.
Beruka: Why?
Corrin: I...ah...I don't know. It sounds nice?
Beruka: You are strange. May I resume my task now?
Corrin: S-sure. Sorry to bother you. Maybe we can talk about this some other time...
B Support
Corrin: Working on your weapon again, Beruka?
Beruka: You again. I suppose this is good timing. I need to discuss something with you.
Corrin: Really? You want to talk with me? About what?
Beruka: Our conversation the other day confirmed my hatred of conversations. What benefit is thee in getting to know one another?
Corrin: As I said before, it's because I would like for us to be friends.
Beruka: Friends? Hmph. I will make this quick. These are things people have said about me: "Beruka is a monster. She does not feel. She is barely human." "Beruka is a peerless assassin. And there is a reason for that." "She's a puppet. A sad, murderous little tool with no will of her own."
Corrin: Beruka...
Beruka: Do you understand what kind of person I am now?
Corrin: ...
Beruka: I had a mentor who taught me how to kill. I returned that generosity with violence. My mentor died by my hand. I did not hesitate for even a moment.
Corrin: What? Why would you do such a thing?
Beruka: Why? What a foolish question. I was ordered to. Nothing more, nothing less.
Corrin: ...
Beruka: I hope this has been enlightening. No good will come of "getting to know me" better. Now, excuse me. Milady.
(Beruka leaves)
Corrin: ...
A Support
Beruka: What are you doing here?
Corrin: Just came by to chat.
Beruka: Even after our last conversation? You are strange.
Corrin: Yep! That's me!
Beruka: So? What is it this time?
Corrin: Hm. Let's see... How about we talk about your family?
Beruka: My family? I don't remember them.
Corrin: Why not?
Beruka: I was abandoned before I was old enough to retain any memories. I don't even know who they were.
Corrin: I'm sorry. It sounds like I hit on a sensitive subject.
Beruka: Don't worry about it. It is what it is. I cannot blame them. They were neither good nor bad. Few in the slums even believed in such concepts. A man who was kind enough to give me bread was also a murderer. Was he "good"? Was he "evil"? Neither. He fed me. He killed. That is all. In the same way, my parents left me. In the same way, I kill. That is all.
Corrin: I see...
Beruka: Are we done? This conversation has been pointless. Continuing it would only be more pointless.
Corrin: I disagree. You're an important ally, and I am grateful I've gotten to learn more about you.
Beruka: Ally? You think me an ally?
Corrin: Yes. Why wouldn't I?
Beruka: I told you I killed my mentor, correct? If given the order, I might kill you as quickly.
Corrin: Ha. Bring it on! I'll take you on with all I've got.
Beruka: You think you could defeat me?
Corrin: I don't know. But at the very least, I'd certainly make you work for it.
Beruka: ...Heh. You really are a strange one. But you're all right.
Jakob
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C Support
Jakob: Beruka. I hear you used to be a hired killer.
Beruka: Yes. Do you have a problem with that?
Jakob: No, no, quite the opposite. In fact, I have a job for you.
Beruka: Is this a joke? I don't like jokers, Jakob.
Jakob: It's not a joke. I have some killing I want you to do for me. Will you accept the job?
Beruka: ...I'll hear what you have to say.
Jakob: Lately some pesky insects have found their way into our food stores. I want you to kill them. Every last one of them.
Beruka: ...
Jakob: So? Will you take the job?
Beruka: I already told you I don't care for jests. Do not push me further.
Jakob: This is no joke! These pests must be eradicated! Why should it matter, anyway? Killing is killing, whether they're bugs or people. If anything, it should be even easier for you!
Beruka: This discussion is over. Good day.
B Support
Beruka: ...
Jakob: Beruka, well met. Have you changed your mind?
Beruka: I have not. Even if I wanted to, I do not know how to kill insects.
Jakob: What?
Beruka: I only know how to kill people. It was all I ever needed to know.
Jakob: Heh. You had a pretty unbalanced education then, didn't you? How'd you manage to grow up without learning how to deal with bugs? Were you raised under a rock?
Beruka: No. I was raised in a slum. The people who raised me trained me for one thing, and that alone.
Jakob: I see. Interesting.
Beruka: If you say so.
Jakob: Well, in any case, you can rest easy now. I won't ask you to kill any more bugs. I guess I've no choice but to do my own chores this week. So much for delegation. *sigh*
Beruka: You mean this task had already been assigned to you? Then why did you ask me to do it?
Jakob: Isn't that what all of your jobs were? Something that someone wanted done but didn't want to do themselves?
Beruka: Heh. A fair point. But please: do not try to pawn your chores off on me again.
Jakob: As long as you promise not to stick a knife in me for this, it's a deal!
Beruka: You need not worry on that account. I will only kill you if the money is good enough. Butlers, however, are rarely important enough to merit that kind of pay. Good day.
Jakob: ...
A Support
Beruka: ...
Jakob: Would it be so terrible for you to look a bit less hostile now and then? That dour look of yours makes it difficult for me to maintain my cheerful demeanor!
Beruka: Your what?
Jakob: I'm not asking you to smile. Just, perhaps, ease up a little on the glowering?
Beruka: I could say the same to you.
Jakob: What are you talking about? I always wear a pleasant expression on my face!
Beruka: Heh. You're the only one who thinks that.
Jakob: Hmph. In any case, did you need something?
Beruka: I was scared and thought you could help.
Jakob: Oh? And what does someone as skilled as yourself have to be afraid of?
Beruka: I feel as if I am changing.
Jakob: What do you mean?
Beruka: Until recently, my life followed one pattern, repeated endlessly. I would take a job and kill my target. Then I would return, eat, and sleep. I did nothing else. I saw no one else. But here, things are different. I do not know if I will be able to go back to that life. And if I cannot...I do not know who—or what—I will have to become.
Jakob: I see. You went from living a solitary life to one very much spent surrounded by others. And you are concerned because it has changed you in ways you don't understand.
Beruka: Precisely.
Jakob: Well, that's only natural. I think there is only one question to ask then. How much value do you find in your old self?
Beruka: What do you mean?
Jakob: What I mean is that you must look back on your life and make a judgment. If you don't think your old way of life was valuable, you should rejoice and cast it off. That's all I'm saying. There is no need to fear change. It can be rejuvenating.
Beruka: Heh. You are right. It might be best that I trust myself to the flow of things. Thank you, Jakob.
Jakob: No need to thank me. I am always glad to be of service.
S Support
Jakob: Good day, Beruka!
Beruka: Jakob? How are you?
Jakob: Huh? You certainly seem more chipper than normal.
Beruka: I do? I wonder why that would be.
Jakob: Could it be that you're just happy to see me?
Beruka: Hmph.
Jakob: I'm right, aren't I?
Beruka: Well...maybe a little.
Jakob: Heh. I knew it! Well, I am delighted to let you know that I'm happy to see you too.
Beruka: Oh?
Jakob: Yes! And now I would like to put you in an even better mood. Beruka...I love you.
Beruka: What?
Jakob: That's odd. You seem angrier, not happier. Maybe I was wrong...
Beruka: That is the worst joke I have ever heard. It is not funny at all.
Jakob: It's not a joke. I'm serious.
Beruka: ...
Jakob: Remember how you told me that being here has changed you?
Beruka: I do.
Jakob: The same goes for me too. As I got to know you, I felt a new emotion grow in me. It was, as you know now, my love for you.
Beruka: Jakob...
Jakob: Once I realized this, I reflected on my life as it was before I met you. And I realized it had changed for the better. So I accepted this change, Beruka. And now, I am asking you...have you felt anything similar change in your heart?
Beruka: ...
Jakob: Please. Don't be cruel. If you don't love me, you need only say so.
Beruka: Even if I did love you, you must know that I can't change who I am immediately. I will still have trouble being close with others. And I will still not be one to smile often. Even so, do you wish to be mine?
Jakob: Of course. We have plenty of time. There's no need to rush change. Just let me stand next to you. I want to be by your side as you enter your new life.
Beruka: Well. In that case... In the time we've known each other, you've helped me more than you could ever know. You have been a friend to me and accepted me for who I was when so few seem to. Jakob...I love you. I love you so, so much.
Jakob: And I you, my darling.
Kaze
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C Support
Kaze: Hm, now that the war council is over, how shall I pass the time? I suppose I could head back to camp and organize my supplies... Hm?
Beruka: ...
Kaze: Beruka? What is it?
Beruka: Nothing. I currently have no orders, so I am merely standing by.
Kaze: So you've some free time then? Why not use the opportunity to go train? You spend so much time doing it, you must enjoy it.
Beruka: It is duty, nothing more. And I have spent enough time on training today. If I overexert myself, I will be fatigued tomorrow. This is unacceptable.
Kaze: Your dedication is commendable. Perhaps some fun is in order. Do you have any hobbies?
Beruka: Hobbies...?
Kaze: You don't know what a hobby is? Allow me to explain. Hobbies are activities you devote time to for pleasure and interest.
Beruka: Pleasure? Interest? Frivolities. I perform no such activities.
Kaze: Perhaps you should go for a walk, then? It might be a nice change of pace for you.
Beruka: Which part of the term "frivolities" confused you, ninja?
Kaze: I do not believe it is a frivolity. Mental health is as critical as bodily health. Walking and other leisure activities relieve stress and purify the mind. It is, in a sense, your duty to spend some of your time off duty. Relaxing.
Beruka: I...see.
Kaze: If you push yourself to your limits at all times, it can weaken you. It is precisely the same reason you are not training right now. Overexertion is a vice. However, if you do not enjoy walking, you should not do it.
Beruka: I suppose it is worth a try. ... What do I need to do, exactly? Do I just...walk?
Kaze: How about I accompany you?
Beruka: Very well. You have my gratitude.
Kaze: You are most welcome.
B Support
Kaze: Hello, Beruka. Are you up for another walk today?
Beruka: Yes.
Kaze: How about we go through the forest this time? It will be refreshing to be among all that greenery.
Beruka: Are the woods truly that pleasant to you?
Kaze: I think so. The air is always full of sweet smells. Especially when it rains. Pine sap, flowers, fresh soil, and wet leaves... And it's calming to look at.
Beruka: All I see in a forest are obstacles to be overcome.
Kaze: How very Beruka of you.
Beruka: Is it? Oh! Over there. A squirrel.
Kaze: Hm? Oh, yes, it is. Say...do you like animals?
Beruka: No...though I prefer them to people. They were always much kinder than the humans I knew.
Kaze: I see. Why don't you try to get a little closer?
Beruka: Hm? OK. I think I will. ...
Kaze: ...And there he goes. I'm sorry, Beruka.
Beruka: It's fine.
Kaze: He was just being cautious. Wild animals are frequently scared of humans. Don't let it get you down.
Beruka: I am not "down."
Kaze: Oh? My mistake.
Beruka: Yes. It was.
Kaze: Well, let's keep going. Who knows? We might even run into another squirrel.
Beruka: If you say so.
A Support
Kaze: Beruka! I was about to go out on another walk. Would you like to join me?
Beruka: Very well.
Kaze: Perfect! I was hoping you'd say yes. I brought something special today.
Beruka: Is that...an acorn?
Kaze: Yes. With this, you might be able to get close to a squirrel.
Beruka: You still haven't forgotten about last time? Why do you think I want to pet a squirrel so badly, anyway? I don't care in the least.
Kaze: Haha. I know. I just brought this because I wanted to. Now, shall we be off? Ah, speak of the devil! It's a squirrel.
Beruka: Maybe he wants your acorn.
Kaze: Would you like to give it to him, Beruka?
Beruka: That's all right.
Kaze: OK, then... Here you are, little creature. Feast, and be glutted. Isn't that adorable?
Beruka: ...
Kaze: Heh. Were you having fun just now?
Beruka: Yes. I believe I was.
Kaze: I'm glad. I know we are fighting a war, but it is important to have moments like these. I hope you will continue to accompany me on these little strolls.
Beruka: Yes, I believe I will. I think I am beginning to see what you mean about this "hobby" business.
Kaze: I'm glad to hear it.
S Support
Kaze: Beruka, are you ready for our walk?
Beruka: I am.
Kaze: It's funny, isn't it? How often we seem to go on walks these days. It doesn't seem so long ago that the very idea of such things was alien to you. And we've been talking much more than we used to as well. A growing friendship is a beautiful thing.
Beruka: Yes... I have never felt so close to another person before.
Kaze: Hm?
Beruka: When I'm with you, I feel...different. I do not know how to explain it. But it is nice. I very much enjoy spending time with you, Kaze.
Kaze: I wonder...perhaps now is the time.
Beruka: Huh?
Kaze: Beruka. I have to tell you something. I have developed feelings for you.
Beruka: You mean...?
Kaze: Yes. I want to be with you, Beruka. Do you feel the same way about me?
Beruka: I understand...and I wish to return your feelings. I...do not truly understand love, I know. But I feel happy when I am with you. Happier than I have ever been...and I think that is enough. Will you be mine, Kaze?
Kaze: I will. Thank you, Beruka. You've made me the happiest man alive.
Beruka: And you've made me the happiest woman. Thank you, Kaze.
Silas
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C Support
Silas: Beruka...can we talk?
Beruka: About what?
Silas: I...no, never mind. I must have been imagining it. There's nothing bothering you, is there?
Beruka: No.
Silas: Right...just my imagination, then. Sorry to bother you.
Beruka: Why did you ask?
Silas: Oh... I don't know, you just looked a bit...gloomy.
Beruka: I get that a lot. People ask me if I'm angry, or if something sad happened, and so forth. But I'm not. My emotions are just kind of...dead. That's why people think that.
Silas: Wait, what do you mean, "dead"?
Beruka: It's hard to explain.
Silas: ... That's a problem. I'm even more worried about you than I was before...
Beruka: Oh.
Silas: Beruka, this is serious. That's no way to go through life. I can't let a friend stay like this. I'm going to help you do something about it!
B Support
Silas: Are you ready to get started? I'm going to tell you a story. Just relax and listen.
Beruka: OK.
Silas: Wait until you hear this... Hahaha... So the other day, Arthur walks in, and...
Silas: *sigh* This isn't working...
Beruka: ... No good, huh.
Silas: I just told you about a hundred classic Arthur stories in a row! I asked everyone—these are the funniest stories we all came up with. I could hardly breathe as I was telling some of them! Weren't they funny to you?
Beruka: ... I don't know what "funny" feels like. I was just thinking about how rough Arthur's got it. That's all.
Silas: You don't know about humor? What on earth happened to you? Were you born this way?
Beruka: I don't know for sure. When I was growing up in the slums... I was told my parents were to blame for my emotions being dead.
Silas: Your parents? Do you want to talk about that?
Beruka: ... No.
Silas: Yeah. I'm not surprised. It's fine, though. These things are hard to open up about. In the meantime, I'll keep thinking of our next step. Hmm...what might work?
Beruka: …
A Support
Beruka: Silas. I'm ready to tell you about my parents.
Silas: What? Just like that?
Beruka: It seems like a good time. My parents...probably didn't love me.
Silas: What makes you think that?
Beruka: They abandoned me very early on. I have no memories of them. After that, I lived by myself in the slums. The first time I killed for money, I wasn't yet 10 years old.
Silas: How can someone so young be a hardened killer?
Beruka: I had a mentor in the slums. He taught me how to support myself. How to kill.
Silas: Where is he now?
Beruka: I killed him.
Silas: You what?!
Beruka: Someone wanted him dead. The contract went to me.
Silas: But...how could you?
Beruka: The money was good.
Silas: *sniff*
Beruka: Are you crying? Why?
Silas: Because what I'm hearing is horrible... I had no idea what your upbringing was like.
Beruka: I envy you, Silas.
Silas: What?
Beruka: It must be nice to laugh and cry. If I could feel sad about things, maybe I wouldn't have killed my mentor.
Silas: Beruka... I'm going to help you! Even if it takes years and years!
Beruka: ... Thanks, Silas.
S Support
Beruka: Silas?
Silas: Oh, hello, Beruka. I was waiting for you. I got you a present. Here, open it.
Beruka: What is it?
Silas: Why don't you open it and see?
Beruka: No. Tell me.
Silas: It's an engagement ring.
Beruka: ...
Silas: Marrying you is step one. That way, we'll have the rest of our lives for me to teach you about emotions. Someday, you'll learn how to cry and laugh for yourself.
Beruka: ...
Silas: Um... Beruka...?
Beruka: ...
Silas: Are you...crying?
Beruka: I don't know. Is this what crying feels like? Am I sad? Is that it?
Silas: Could be. But people also cry sometimes when they're happy.
Beruka: Is that true? Hmm. Yes, Silas, I will marry you.
Silas: Really?
Beruka: Honestly, I still can't tell what these tears mean. But maybe with your help, someday I'll get it.
Silas: That's my hope.
Beruka: If I learn to laugh and cry like you... Could I cry for my mentor? Can I shed tears of regret?
Silas: Someday. And when you do, I'll hold you until the tears run dry.
Beruka: Thank you, Silas.
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Azama: Beruka, may I have a moment of your time?
Beruka: What do you want?
Azama: I've heard you're renowned for your skills as an assassin in Nohr. Is that true? They say that no one is better.
Beruka: You shouldn't believe everything you hear. Most of the time, people don't tell the truth.
Azama: O-ho, is that so? Well nonetheless, I still have one more burning question for you.
Beruka: Fine, just keep it short.
Azama: I've heard that Nohrian people are more true to their desires than Hoshidans. That they follow their passions without a second thought for anything else. By that logic, you would appear to be a classic Nohrian through and through.
Beruka: What is that supposed to mean?
Azama: Deny it all you want, but I know it's the truth, Beruka. You chose to be a killer. And I don't mean on the battlefield. What kind of dedication does that require? I wanted to talk because I don't understand how your mind works.
Beruka: *sigh*
Azama: So is the best part for you pulling off a thrilling murder? Or is it the piles of gold that drive you? I have to assume that you're getting some satisfaction from your profession.
Beruka: Satisfaction... I've never felt satisfied.
(Beruka leaves)
Azama: Oops—I think I got on her bad side! Wait does she have a non-bad side?
B Support
Azama: I finally found you, Beruka.
Beruka: Azama…
Azama: Listen, I'm sorry about what I said the other day. I was being rude and presumptuous. We barely even know each other. I was so curious about Nohr that I couldn't help myself.
Beruka: Why is that, exactly?
Azama: Well, it seems to me that the values in Nohr and Hoshido are quite different. Your lives are focused on desire. And everyone is rewarded for that same focus. Perhaps I'm just jealous because you were born into such a place.
Beruka: I understand what you're trying to say. But trust me… You don't know the first thing about Nohrian culture. Stop being so nosy.
Azama: What do you mean?
Beruka: I had to kill in order to survive. It was the only path available to me. Your prodding questions show that you've been raised in comfort. This is just pure entertainment for you.
Azama: So you're angry at me for not taking life and death seriously enough? Keep in mind that you're the cold-blooded killer here. I'm just asking you a few questions.
Beruka: You're just trying to create friction. I don't understand this game.
Azama: It's no game! I'm just trying to enjoy a nice conversation with my comrade-in-arms. Maybe we shouldn't dwell on this topic. I wouldn't want your icy gaze to freeze me.
A Support
Beruka: Azama.
Azama: Oh, Beruka. What is it? You look upset.
Beruka: I was thinking about our argument the other day. I owe you an apology. While I didn't appreciate your questions, you also had a point. I can't deny the fact that I'm a killer. Maybe you have a right to judge me. Your life has been dedicated to ascetic practice and the work of the gods. It's clear that you've brought more good into the world than I have.
Azama: You certainly take everything seriously, don't you?
Beruka: Well of course I do.
Azama: Listen, I may be a monk, but no one has ever praised me like that before.
Beruka: Really?
Azama: Of course not. I love to give people a hard time, hahaha. Generally, that isn't the best way to go around getting praised.
Beruka: Heh. Well, you were right about one thing. Our environments clearly shaped both of us in unique ways. It's strange. Even when we were fighting, I found it to be almost...humorous.
Azama: I totally agree. I think it's because we're both perplexed by each other. But maybe if we keep getting to know each other better, that will fade away. We are comrades now.
Beruka: You're right. I'm looking forward to that.
Azama: Me too, Beruka.
S Support
Azama: Beruka, will you do me a favor? I need you to answer a multiple-choice question.
Beruka: This is uncalled for. Why now?
Azama: Don't worry about that. Listen, there are two options, OK? In the very near future, you must decide between two different paths. This choice will alter the course of your life in more ways than you can imagine.
Beruka: OK…
Azama: Option A entails that we go back to Nohr together. You can continue your job as an assassin if you want.
Beruka: Azama, what is this?
Azama: Option B is to come with me to Hoshido to help with my missionary work. We can spread spiritual wisdom, together. So, which do you choose?
Beruka: But, Azama, in both of these options, I end up living with you. It almost sounds like you're trying to propose to me.
Azama: I'm proposing that we stay together. To try and build a life.
Beruka: Are you serious?!
Azama: What's wrong? Is this too sudden? Did I catch you off guard?
Beruka: Well of course I'm surprised. I mean, we really haven't spent all that much time together. And like you said, we're from totally different backgrounds and cultures.
Azama: But I love that. I'm always learning new things when I spend time with you. I feel like being different people actually makes us complementary partners. Am I crazy?
Beruka: No... You're not crazy. I feel the same way. Perhaps with you, I can wash the blood from my hands and begin anew. The thought makes me feel hopeful.
Azama: I'm happy to hear that. Asking you to be with me was nerve wracking. I'm just happy that you didn't cut me in half for asking you to be with me!
Beruka: Yes. Your relief is evident on your face.
Azama: If you stick with me, you'll see a lot more of this smile in the future. I hope you can accept me for who I am.
Beruka: That goes for me too. By the way, can I decide on that big question of yours later? I think it would be best to think it over.
Azama: Of course. Why don't we go for a walk and talk it over together. But I honestly think I'd be happy with you in Nohr or Hoshido. Anywhere really. It doesn't matter. I just want to be by your side.
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Saizo: [angry expression]...
Beruka: [angry expression]...
Saizo: [smile]...
Beruka: [smile]...
B Support
Saizo: When you were still taking contracts, did you do most of your jobs alone?
Beruka: Of course. I didn't need help. But after Lady Camilla took me in and enlisted me in the army... As head of a special strike force, I worked with partners more often. Yourself?
Saizo: I do most of my work alone, in secret.
Beruka: *nod* Covert operations are a challenge.
Saizo: Indeed. There was one a few years ago that was especially so. My mission was to infiltrate Nohr and eliminate a duke.
Beruka: ...Go on.
Saizo: The target was a nobleman in a town in Nohr's eastern holdings. Everything that could go wrong with the job did. Even after the target was down, I had nothing but problems. One of the family saw me and screamed curses at me during my entire escape. Then, once I was out of the village...
Beruka: ...
Saizo: Am I boring you?
Beruka: You're talking about Duke Pohl.
Saizo: How do you know?!
Beruka: So you killed him...
Saizo: What do you mean? Did you know him?
Beruka: No. But it doesn't matter now. It's too late. Forget it...
(Beruka leaves)
Saizo: Beruka! Wait! What was that about...?
A Support
Saizo: Beruka, about the other day...
Beruka: I told you to forget it.
Saizo: I'm sorry, but I can't. I looked deeper into the incident.
Beruka: You...
Saizo: Pohl's family hired you. Your contract was Lord Suruga, who gave me the original assignment of Duke Pohl.
Beruka: ...
Saizo: Lord Suruga's family, in turn, hired me for another job. I killed every member of Pohl's family...
Beruka: Please...stop...
Saizo: Why cover your ears? So you don't have to hear that your assignment was pointless? So you can avoid facing up to it?
Beruka: You're no better.
Saizo: No. I'm not. That's what's unbearable. This chain of vengeance has no ending. It's a vicious cycle. It's a perfect hell...
Beruka: So you get it.
Saizo: But our reason for fighting this war is to break that chain, isn't it? We need to put a stop to this foolish practice of washing blood clean with blood.
Beruka: That's what I'm fighting for, yes.
Saizo: Let's snap the chain of suffering together for a more peaceful world. Can I count on your support for that?
Beruka: I'll try.
S Support
Saizo: Beruka. Can we talk?
Beruka: What is it?
Saizo: We swore to fight together to bring peace to this world... But I want you to promise me one other thing.
Beruka: Another vow? The first one was already a tall order.
Saizo: I realize that. You and I have lived lives soaked in blood. Even if we can bring about peace... our lives in this new world will never be like those of our allies.
Beruka: I know.
Saizo: Which is why I want to find somewhere just for the two of us...to make our own peace.
Beruka: Our own peace? What do you mean?
Saizo: Let's settle down together, Beruka. Just you and me. Someplace where we can finally be at rest.
Beruka: S-Saizo...
Saizo: Though the world may turn its back on us as killers... I will never abandon you. I promise to stay with you forever.
Beruka: ... I didn't know I could have feelings like this. But I want it... I want to know this peace you're talking about.
Saizo: As long as we're with each other, I think it's within reach.
Beruka: Then I'll stand by your side.
Saizo: Good. No matter who rejects us, we will always have each other.
Beruka: Always.
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Oboro: Grrr...
Beruka: You are...?
Oboro: Oboro. From the Hoshidan army.
Beruka: Ah. I'm—
Oboro: I know who you are. Beruka, of the Nohrian army. And a former assassin.
Beruka: You seem hostile. I notice you're still making a distinction of Hoshidan and Nohrian forces. Does that mean even though we're allies, we're still divided?
Oboro: You're overcomplicating things. I just hold a grudge against Nohrians, that's all.
Beruka: Ah. It still feels like you have something personal against me.
Oboro: Only after I found out you used to be an assassin.
Beruka: Why's that?
Oboro: My parents ran a clothing shop when I was young. They were out in Nohr making a delivery when some bandits attacked. I watched them die from the back of the wagon.
Beruka: Wait. Tailors? On their way to Nohr?
Oboro: Yeah, why? Do you know something about this?
Beruka: ...
Oboro: Hey! If you know anything, you had damn well better tell me! What do you know about the men who killed my parents?!
Beruka: ...I shouldn't have said anything.
(Beruka leaves)
Oboro: H-hey! You get back here right now!
B Support
Oboro: At last... I've finally got you alone so we can talk privately.
Beruka: You're wasting your efforts. I have nothing to say to you. Nothing.
Oboro: That can't be the truth. Admit it. What was it that made you react that way last time? What are you hiding?
Beruka: ...
Oboro: What do you know about my parents?!
Beruka: ...
Oboro: Still keeping silent? Figures. Look, I know you were still a child then. I'm not accusing you of killing my parents. I just want you to tell me what you know.
Beruka: If you're not accusing me, then I have nothing to say.
(Beruka leaves)
Oboro: Now hold on!
Beruka: ...
Oboro: Do you think I'm going to let you off that easy? I'll keep you here by force if I have to! So talk!
Beruka: ... The man who killed your parents... He raised me as his child.
Oboro: What...? Are you joking?!
Beruka: Does that satisfy you? Because I'm leaving.
(Beruka leaves)
Oboro: W-wait... Come back! I need to know more!
A Support
Beruka: I want to talk.
Oboro: Beruka!
Beruka: Calm down. I'm ready to explain myself now. I needed to sort out my thoughts first.
Oboro: Sorry... But yeah, I have time.
Beruka: Then I'll tell you everything. The man who adopted me ran a secret assassins' guild. Though he took me in, he didn't exactly treat me like a daughter. The only thing he taught me was how to kill.
Oboro: ...
Beruka: One day, he said something strange after coming home from a job. He said the mark that day was too easy. He didn't enjoy it, because he felt more like a highwayman than an assassin. I only heard him talk like that two times. That was one of them.
Oboro: So on that day...your foster father killed my parents?
Beruka: Yes. He said his targets were clothes merchants en route to Nohr.
Oboro: But why? Why kill them?
Beruka: Your parents' business was booming. They were known to have close ties to Hoshidan nobility. So it's natural that powerful figures in Nohr would want them dead.
Oboro: Grrr... Mother! Father! Who is this man who adopted you?! Where is he now?! I'll find him and avenge my parents!
Beruka: No. You won't.
Oboro: What?! If you're planning on protecting him, then I'm done with you.
Beruka: You don't understand. He's dead.
Oboro: What...?
Beruka: I know, because I killed him.
Oboro: A-are you serious?
Beruka: When I got older, and moved into taking on my own assassination jobs... I received a contract. The target was my foster father.
Oboro: That's why you killed him? The man who raised you as his own?!
Beruka: Yes. I killed him using the skills he taught me. I never hesitated. These things are more common than you might think in the world of assassins.
Oboro: B-but why? Why did he have to die?
Beruka: Any assassin who works long enough becomes a liability. Veteran assassins are commonly silenced to bury whatever secrets they know. With his last breath, he said it was time to pay his dues. That was the second time I heard him talk like that.
Oboro: So...I can never get my revenge! ARRRGH!
Beruka: That's right. He's gone.
Oboro: ...
Beruka: You can kill me instead, though.
Oboro: What? N-now wait a minute! Why would I kill you? On what planet does that make sense?
Beruka: I killed the object of your hatred. So you should hate me instead. It has to come spilling out somewhere. You need someone to get revenge on. I don't think you can go on for long without a scapegoat.
Oboro: ...
Beruka: So I volunteer.
Oboro: ...I'll pass, thanks.
Beruka: Why? Aren't you angry?
Oboro: You have no idea. I hate Nohr, your foster father...even you, kind of. But acting on that will only lead to more hate. I know that much. The chain of hate ends in tragedy. We're here to break that chain. Isn't that why we're all here fighting together?
Beruka: Oboro...
Oboro: Besides, you're a victim too. So I'll say it again, for the record: you might be from Nohr, but I'll still fight alongside you to bring peace to this world.
Beruka: ... OK. I understand...
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Growth rates for class trees available via support
Hoshido classes
Samurai Swordmaster Master of Arms Oni Savage Oni Chieftain Blacksmith Spear Fighter/Spear Master Basara Diviner Onmyoji Shrine Maiden Priestess
| Class | HP | Str | Mag | Skill | Spd | Lck | Def | Res |
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| Samurai | 55% | 40% | 10% | 70% | 50% | 60% | 40% | 35% |
Sky Knight Falcon Knight Kinshi Knight Archer Sniper Ninja Master Ninja Mechanist Apothecary Merchant
| Class | HP | Str | Mag | Skill | Spd | Lck | Def | Res |
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| Sky Knight | 45% | 40% | 10% | 65% | 45% | 65% | 40% | 45% |
Nohrian classes
Cavalier Paladin Great Knight Knight General Mercenary Bow Knight Outlaw Adventurer Dark Mage Sorcerer Dark Knight Troubadour Strategist Maid
| Class | HP | Str | Mag | Skill | Spd | Lck | Def | Res |
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| Cavalier | 55% | 45% | 10% | 65% | 40% | 60% | 50% | 30% |
