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[[Gunter]] tells [[Corrin]] and [[Azura]] that Fort Jinya is straight ahead, and states that the area is sure to be well defended by [[Hoshido|Hoshidan]] soldiers; Corrin states that the group should try to reach out to the Hoshidans, after which Gunter brings up that Corrin has been branded as a traitor and thus the soldiers have likely been ordered to attack them on sight. [[Azura]] tells Corrin that they should not forget about the [[Valla|Vallite]] curse, and thus they can't tell the Hoshidans anything about what they learned in Valla; Corrin states that they have to find some way to talk to the Hoshidans, stating that nobody wants the war to continue forever and surely some of them will listen, and if he/she speaks from his/her heart, they are certain everyone in Hoshido will understand their plight. | [[Gunter]] tells [[Corrin]] and [[Azura]] that Fort Jinya is straight ahead, and states that the area is sure to be well defended by [[Hoshido|Hoshidan]] soldiers; Corrin states that the group should try to reach out to the Hoshidans, after which Gunter brings up that Corrin has been branded as a traitor and thus the soldiers have likely been ordered to attack them on sight. [[Azura]] tells Corrin that they should not forget about the [[Valla|Vallite]] curse, and thus they can't tell the Hoshidans anything about what they learned in Valla; Corrin states that they have to find some way to talk to the Hoshidans, stating that nobody wants the war to continue forever and surely some of them will listen, and if he/she speaks from his/her heart, they are certain everyone in Hoshido will understand their plight. | ||
