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Subaru:  I guess he left a strong impression… Reid Astrea is one of the three great heroes who defeated the Witch.”
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Subaru:  “Sage Shaula, Holy Dragon Volcanica, and Sword Saint Reid…”
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Emilia:  “Not me. Master’s the Sage.”
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Beatrice:  “By your logic, I’m a few hundred years old, too? I spent way too long between leaving the convenience store and waking up this morning…” Taking Shaula’s words with a pinch—or perhaps a mountain—of salt, Subaru delved a bit more into the legend of Reid. Emilia and the others glanced at Julius.
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Julius:  Noticing their intent, he touched his bangs. “There is not enough time to go through all the legends that Reid Astrea left in various lands. The most famous are…the battle where he slayed one hundred dragons and his record of six thousand victories and no defeats in the arena on Gladiator Island. There are also odder ones, such as how he is said to have defeated a being called a demon god in a drinking competition.”
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Emilia:  “They all sound really absurd, but having seen him…”
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Beatrice:  “It feels like they are not exaggerations. Indeed. Knowing his strength as I do, he is undoubtedly…no.”
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Subaru:  “—?”
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Julius:  “To the best of my knowledge, most of his stories tell of his unreasonable achievements. I do not recall any records of his personality or of any normal, human sorts of failures or defeats.” Brushing his hair aside, Julius concluded his impressive display of knowledge.
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Subaru:  Subaru shuddered just a little bit at the fact that even the records said the man had never lost. It would make sense if the stories of his defeats simply hadn’t survived into the modern day, but what if he really never lost? Subaru trembled at the thought of an entire life without ever experiencing defeat and at the fact that it seemed entirely possible if it was Reid.
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Beatrice:  “And with that, we made it.” As the conversation dropped, they reached the room containing the stairway to Taygeta. Up those stairs, an archive filled with books of the dead awaited them, but…