Wrys/Conversations

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 Wrys's paired base conversations.

Wrys and Kris

First conversation

Wrys: Oh, if it isn't Sir/Dame Kris.
Kris: Sir Wrys.
Wrys: Thank you kindly for saving me from that predicament the other day.
Kris: Don't mention it, I'm the one always getting myself wounded... I'm sorry for the trouble.
Wrys: It's no trouble at all. Your daily growth always enthralls me, Sir/Dame Kris.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: T-thank you.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: T-thank you. You're making me a little embarrassed...

Wrys: Hoho, looking at you brings back memories of the children at the monastery in Altea.
Kris: There's a monastery in Altea...?
Wrys: Yes, I built a small monastery after the last war. There are many delightful children there.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Heavens! That's admirable...
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Oh my gosh! That's wonderful...

Wrys: The children there grow stronger with every passing day, living in harmony with nature. Just like you, Sir/Dame Kris.
Kris: That's very kind of you.
Wrys: Yes, even your naughty sides are akin...
Kris: Eh? ...Sir Wrys?
Wrys: Oh, do excuse me.

Second conversation

Kris: Sir Wrys.
Wrys: Oh, hello Sir/Dame Kris.
Kris: You were talking about the monastery in Altea, the other day...
Wrys: Oh yes. I did tell you about that, didn't I?
Kris: Could you tell me a bit more about it, if you don't mind?
Wrys: I see... Alright. There's a bountiful sea near the monastery. The children often go play there.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: That... sounds rather fun.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Sounds fun.

Wrys: Yes. But since they're so energetic... they injure themselves often.
Kris: Hmm and that's when you heal them with your staff, right Sir Wrys?
Wrys: No, I don't do that.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Pardon? Why...?
Wrys: People are born with the power of healing their own wounds. A staff's power is merely a supplement to that natural healing. And, besides, children need to learn that getting hurt is dangerous... That is what I humbly believe.
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Pardon? Why not...?
Wrys: Why are you befuddled, lass? People are born with the power of healing their own wounds. A staff's power is merely a supplement to that natural healing. And, besides, children need to learn that getting hurt is dangerous... That is what I humbly believe.

Kris: Yes. You have a point, indeed.
Wrys: That's why I only heal them when it's absolutely required.
Kris: I see... Sir Wrys. Thank you for this good story.
Wrys: 'Twas nothing, lad/lass. If you like stories like these, I can tell them to you anytime.

Third conversation

Kris: Ah, Sir Wrys.
Wrys: Hello Sir/Dame Kris.
Kris: Um, about the other day...
Wrys: You speak of the monastery?
Kris: Y-yes. There weren't many children around my age back in my village. So, as embarrassing as it might be, I'm deeply curious about the children at the monastery.
Wrys: Oh. So that's the reason. Hmm... Sir/Dame Kris, might you have anything I could write on?
Kris: Ah, yes. Please use this.
Wrys: Thank you. Then, if you'll excuse me. ... Alright, done. Sir/Dame Kris, please take this.
Kris: Is this... a map?
Wrys: Yes. I've drawn directions to the monastery.
(If Kris is male)
Kris: Oh!
(If Kris is female)
Kris: Oh my!

Wrys: If you wish, please come and visit at least once in your lifetime. I'm sure the children will be happy.
Kris: Yes. Thank you very much!
Wrys: Another naughty boy/girl...
Kris: Eh? Sir... Wrys?
Wrys: Oh, do excuse me.