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conversations.value:  “I think I can neutralize it.” Somehow, I managed to pry the utterly distraught Claire from the man she loved, who was on the brink of death, and called up my detoxifying water magic.
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conversations.value:  “The spots!” Under the touch of my magic, the black splotches on Thane’s skin faded. He remained unconscious, but his breathing began to even out.
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conversations.value:  “So, it was poison from the Nur Empire."
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conversations.value:  “What?! Is that where that man was from? !”
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conversations.value:  I nodded. The Nur Empire was a powerful nation that bordered the Bauer Kingdom to the east. A number of the game’s events were instigated by this enemy nation, including, in the second half of the game, the use of a poison called cantarella. There was a fan theory that cantarella was actually the poison known as arsenous acid in our world, which no one had yet figured out how to isolate as a pure material. But the heroine eventually determined the steps to magically neutralize the poison in the game, so I knew how to treat Thane.
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conversations.value:  “How do you know that?”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “No comment.”
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conversations.value:  “And why were you alone in the lab? It’s like you knew Lene and her brother would betray us.”
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conversations.value:  “I was suspicious of Lambert. Lene really surprised me, though.” I gave Claire a blend of truth and lies. Though she was single-minded, she wasn’t stupid, so I’d have to tread carefully if I wanted to trick her.
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conversations.value:  “Are you—” she started, but just then, Thane began to rouse.
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conversations.value:  “Master Thane!”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “Claire… Is that you…? You’re safe. Good.”
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conversations.value:  “What are you talking about?! You were in danger… What would we have done if something happened to you? !” Claire clung to him, tears running down her face.
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conversations.value:  Thane looked like he wasn’t sure what to do, but he finally held her back, stroking her hair. "I’m sorry I worried you…”
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conversations.value:  “I… If you hadn’t woken up, then I…I…”
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conversations.value:  “I’m sorry…”
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conversations.value:  “Umm, I’m sorry to interrupt, but,” I said awkwardly to the couple, who were trying to take the spotlight from the heroine (me). "How about we move somewhere else? It’s cold here.”
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conversations.value:  “You…” Claire glared at me like she wanted me to drop dead, but it was the truth: the spring night was cold in a way that wouldn’t do our patient any favors. It wasn’t because I was jealous of Thane. Not at all. Not me. And that was that.
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