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Roswaal:  "Being here today may yet give you your chance to bring honor and glory to your name. Consider all the possibilities.” Her words weren’t much consolation, but they effectively took Lyp out of the equation. Then Roswaal spotted Wilhelm. She brushed her hair back behind her shoulders, smiling sweetly. “I kneeew you’d be here. It was the right choice to focus on all of you—well, on you specifically—at Castour.”
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Wilhelm:  “I still don’t understand a word you’re saying."
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Roswaal:  "But we can come into the castle, right?”
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Roswaal:  “You could at leeeast learn how to talk to a woman. Of course you can come in.”
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Wilhelm:  Wilhelm told her, as bluntly as always, that he had no interest in lengthy talk. Then he turned to Bordeaux.
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Bordeaux:  The man known as the Mad Dog nodded gravely. “Aaall right, then! Zergev Squadron will now enter the castle! Make sure we reinforce all the crucial points in the building! We’ll split into ten groups, just as we planned.” He pounded the ground with the butt of his battle-ax, and Zergev Squadron separated into ten groups. They would shortly assume their assigned roles and set themselves to the complete defense of the castle.
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Bordeaux:  "Lord Lyp, you stay here. Zergev Squadron will patrol the inside. Make sure you don’t let any demi-humans inside the gate.”
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Lyp:  “—! I know my business! We wouldn’t let a fly in here. Now get lost, you pack of mongrels!” The viscount was not a very gracious loser. Nonetheless, Wilhelm and the others trooped into the castle.
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Roswaal:  Roswaal came trotting behind them with obvious interest. “The unit’s split into groups. Can I assuuume you will act on your own regardless?”
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Wilhelm:  “You’ve got Grimm to keep an eye on you. You’d only be trouble, anyway.” He spared a backward glance. It was an act of kindness on his part toward the wordless Grimm, who walked alongside Carol. Apparently, they were capable of having a conversation when only one of them could actually talk. Wilhelm scoffed a little at that. As the members of Zergev Squadron walked through the castle, they found hallways silent and rooms abandoned.
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Wilhelm:  “Looks like you’re short on soldiers.” This was the first time he had been in the royal castle of Lugunica since he had been invited to the meeting at general headquarters. That day, the castle had been stuffed with more people than it needed, but now it was practically empty.
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Roswaal:  “After the losses at Aihiya, the command staff has been dispatched to battle lines all over the country. And His Majesty personally ordered that troops be sent where the impact of the rebellions is greatest.”
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Wilhelm:  “But that’s—”
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Roswaal:  “A royal command is nooot something you can ignore. Not eeeven if it plays into the enemy’s hands.” Lugunica’s royal family were a sympathetic lot, but they were figureheads unsuited to national government. So much was widely rumored—and it seemed there was some basis for it.