Frederick/Lucina C-A Support
Youāve seen Frederick andOwain being sad together, now prepare for-- FREDERICK AND LUCINA BEING SAD TOGETHER!!!! (yay...)
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Frederick/Lucina C-A Support
Ā Frederick: Ah, Princess Lucina. What can I do for you?
Ā Lucina: Iā¦ wanted to request something.
Ā Frederick: Oh? Iāll grant any request you have.
Ā Frederick: I- Iām afraid Iām confused, Lucina. Do you mean sparring?
Ā Lucina: No; I want to fight you. With real weapons.
Ā Frederick: Why would I do that?
Ā Lucina: In the future, you trained me in combat as I grew up.
Ā Lucina: You always promised to duel me, but I never got the chance.
Ā Frederick: Well, a promise is a promise.
Ā Frederick: (Even if it was one made by a different version of myselfā¦)
Ā Frederick: Of course, Princess. But Iām afraid I wonāt go easy on you.
Ā Lucina: Ha! You never did.
Ā Frederick: En garde, Princess!
Ā Frederick: Ah, Princess. I should congratulate you on our previous duel.
Ā Lucina: Ha! I nearly had you beaten.
Ā Frederick: That you did. I must have trained you quite well.
Ā Lucina: You did. You were an amazing mentor, Frederick.
Ā Lucina: In many ways, I owe what I am today to you.
Ā Frederick: Hm? What do you mean?
Ā Lucina: Well, itās justā¦ my father died when I was quite young.
Ā Lucina: The only parent I had left had to depend on others to help raise me in the midst of war.
Ā Lucina: But no matter what, you were always there.
Ā Lucina: You raised me as though I were your own daughter, and I considered you a father.
Ā Frederick: Lucina? Are you alright?
Ā Lucina: Ahā¦ Iām fine.
Ā Lucina: Why donāt we spar, hm? Maybe the next time we duel, Iāll finally best you.
Ā Frederick: ā¦Alright, Princess. Whatever you wish.
Ā Lucina: Oh? Is something wrong, Frederick?
Ā Frederick: No. I was just thinkingā¦
Ā Frederick: Though you are by far one of the best warriors we have in the Shepherds.
Ā Frederick: And yet, despite that, youāve grown much since you first came back to us.
Ā Frederick: Itās hard to explain, but I feelā¦ proud of you, Lucina.
Ā Frederick: Watching you, itās as though Iām watching my own daughter succeed.
Ā Lucina: Frederickā¦ do you really mean that?
Ā Lucina: Ohā¦ Frederick, Iā¦
Ā Frederick: P-Princess Lucina?! Are you alright?!
Ā Lucina: Oh, yes, I justā¦ suddenly couldnāt help but cry.
Ā Lucina: Itās funny, isnāt it? I never thought that youād once more move me to tears.
Ā Frederick: Iām afraid Iāve no idea what youāre talking about, Princess.
Ā Lucina: ...Before I left the future to return here. It had already been many years since I last saw you.
Ā Lucina: I was youngā just a little girl in Ylistolā but I remembered it well.
Ā Lucina: You were preparing to head off to another battle. I was worried, but I was used to it by then.
Ā Lucina: You patted my hair and told me it would be alright. That youād be back before I knew it.
Ā Lucina: Butā¦ it wasnāt. And you werenāt.
Ā Lucina: I donāt ever remember crying so much, save for when my parents died. It took half the castle staff to console me.
Ā Lucina: But they could never be you. You were my mentor. The one I relied on. A third parent.
Ā Lucina: ā¦Iām sorry. Perhaps youāre not comfortable with hearing this.
Ā Lucina: After all, it was a different you, and you donāt know me the way he did.
Ā Frederick: Was I really that important to you?
Ā Lucina: Of course you were. You were there for all of us in the royal family. You were ONE of us.
Ā Frederick: Iām touched, Lucina.
Ā Lucina: Why? You know that my father considers you to be family.
Ā Frederick: Yes, but thatās not why. Iām touched because of you.
Ā Frederick: Knowing that I impacted the life of a remarkable child like yourself in such a wayā¦
Ā Frederick: I canāt even begin to describe how happy that makes me.
Ā Frederick: Whether I live or die, knowing that you are the legacy that will outlive me is more than enough.
Ā Lucina: Donāt say that!
Ā Frederick: I.... Princess?
Ā Lucina: You canāt die. You canāt leave me again, Frederick!
Ā Frederick: Iā¦ I know. That was ill of me to say.
Ā Frederick: Youāve lost a great many people, Lucina. I cannot be one of them a second time.
Ā Frederick: I swear, on my honor as a knight and as my duty to your family, I will live to see the day when this wretched war is over.
Ā Frederick: Itās alright. I donāt need you to tell me that itās too much.
Ā Frederick: Iām already used to having a great many people depending on me, after all.
Ā Lucina: I suppose thatās true. My family isnāt exactly low maintainance.
Ā Frederick: But trust me. I will see this war to its end, and I will live on.
Ā Frederick: After all, thereās got a little girl in Ylistol depending on me to see her father live on.
Ā Frederick: Sheās like a daughter to me, after all.
Ā Lucina: Thank you, Frederick. For everything you done.
Ā Lucina: For me, my family, for Ylisseā¦
Ā Lucina: Iām so glad to call you a mentor and a friend.
Ā Frederick: Well, now, letās say we spar once more?
Ā Frederick: I wonāt be satisfied until youāve defeated me in combat, after all!
Ā Lucina: Of course! I hope youāre ready for this!
