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Percy and Hana c-b-a support for Gay Fates mod

C support

Percy: Mom, can I ask you something important?

Hana: Sure! What is it Percy?

Percy: Who’s stronger… a knight or a samurai?

Hana: W-Wha? What kind of question was that? You know I'm a samurai right? My opinion is going to be very obvious!

Percy: W-well… I'm trying to figure out which class fits best when against fighting evil doers!

Hana: Huh…Go on.

Percy: Sir Niles is very acrobatic and skilled with the bow. But… he's also very sneaky. And weird. Not very heroic.

Hana: True.

Percy: Then there's Lady Oboro. She's so graceful in combat with her spear! But the face she makes is kind of… I’ve seen thugs with prettier smiles.

Hana:…. Also true.

Percy: After a lot of thinking… I narrowed it down to Knights and Samurai!

Percy: Knights are strong and sturdy, versatile with every weapon. While samurai have full mastery over the sword.

Percy: Its so hard to choose!

Hana: Mmm… If you think about it. Knights and samurai are closer than you think.

Percy: Nu-uh! They’re totally different!

Hana: That’s because you’re only focusing on what's in front of you. Knights and samurai both serve under a lord. Lords vary from prattling old men to strong and honorable warriors like Lord Ryoma and Prince Xander.

Hana: Your father and I serve two different lords: Lady Sakura and Princess Elise. They’re naive… but possess sensible hearts that only wish for peace amongst our nations.

Percy: Thats true! How come I didn't think of that! I guess they really aren't so different! But wait…

Percy:… Was father ever truly knighted?… and he doesn't look like a samurai.

Hana: That's because your father's different. He's… very special.

Percy: Huh?

Hana: But that’s a tale for another time! It's getting late, someone has to make dinner. Why don't you finish up your training so we can all eat together?

Percy: Wait! you can't just leave me hanging like this! I need to know!

Hana: And you will! But time waits for no one! I just finished some important errands for Lady Sakura which took me longer than expected.

Hana:… and I want to spend some time with your father!

Hana: Ace is always with you so you must know how it feels to be separated from each other.

Wvyern scream

Percy: Yeah, Ace and I are practically inseparable. It’d feel terrible if we split apart even a couple of minutes…

Hana: Exactly, adulthood is built on sacrifice Percy. My job as a retainer may be important, but your father is the only man that makes my heart go boom boom!

Hana: So I have to balance my love, my child and my work all in one go! Just another day in the life of a Hoshidan housewife.

Percy: Gee, when you put it like that, you're nothing short of incredible mom!

Hana: You bet I am! Why do you think your father picked me?

Percy: That's true! Dad is no dummy!

Hana: Hee hee!

Percy: But wait…

Hana: Yes Percy?

Percy: Did you just compare yourself to a wyvern a minute ago.

Hana: …..

Percy: Oh man, I guess Ace and I really take after you two more than we thought! It's like looking in a mirror! hahaha!

Hana: …..

angry hana

Hana:… I'M GOING TO GROUND YOU PERCY.

Percy: I-it was just a j-joke! Ace run!!! Or… I MEAN… FLY!!!

Wyvern scream

B support

Percy: I'm here mom! Are you gonna finish that story you’ve been telling me?

Hana: Of course! Well mmm… where did I leave off?

Percy: That dad was different from the warriors of Nohr and Hoshido.

Hana: Oh… right! Yes. Your father. He's very special.

Percy: In what way?

Hana: Remember when we talked about weapons? Your father's weapon of choice was the axe. A tool mirroring the working man. But as he grew more skilled, he picked up the sword.

Hana: It's like a coin. Your father has two sides. Each one reflects a part of himself. The hard working villager, and the soldier. It's something your father taught me when we were courting. That's what makes him special!

Hana: If you ask me, he could be the strongest in the entire realm. People just overlook him because he’s such a goofball.

Percy: Incredible… Dad never ceases to amaze.

Percy: So its very similar like Sir Laslow and Lady Selena?

Hana: Yes exactly like…

Hana: WAIT WHAT!?

Percy: Before I came here I ran into Lord Ryoma and Prince Xander on accident…I was kinda nervous, but both were kind enough to grace me with their opinions!

Percy: They really liked my dad. They liked him so much, they compared him with Sir Laslow and Lady Selena! And Sir Laslow isn't just any retainer. He's the retainer of the Nohrian prince himself!

Percy: Although I admit… Sir Laslow seems to only care about women.

Percy: And Lady Selena is definitely strong! but, she's also kinda mean and yells a lot. I think the company of wild animals might be better than hers…

Percy: Mom. Is dad a womanizer? and is he mean and loud like Lady-…?

Hana: NO HE'S NOT! Youre father is mine and MINE ALONE! He doesn't have eyes for anyone but ME! He’s no philandering pig!

Hana: Aaaaaaaand He's the most adorable, loving, caring, bear with the best hugs in the world! And his kisses are to die for!

Percy: Great. Now I'm even more confused.

Hana: Percy! Listen to only what your mother says! FORGET what Lord Ryoma and Prince Xander said.

Percy: But…

Hana: NO BUTS! Now go fly out there and swing your axe or sword or whatever and become the best hero in this side of the outrealms!

Percy: Y-yes ma'am! Let's go Ace! Dad set a new height for us to reach… let's do this!

Wyvern scream

Hana: Lord Ryoma. Prince Xander. You should know better than comparing my Arthur to those clowns.

Arthur appears

Arthur: If you keep praising me like that I may actually be reckless enough to try it just to impress you.

Hana:… I meant every word. If you sparred with any of the royal family they could easily see your skills.

Arthur: My dear Hana. The riches of the nobles and the powers of politicians hold almost no value to me! I'm but a humble man.

Arthur: There is an old saying in Nohr, '' A man's home is his castle''. And I have my beautiful brave queen whom I would bend my knee and my heroic little prince whom I’d fight barehanded for!

Arthur: Waking up every morning right next to my wife's lovely smile, listening to the voices of our son and his loyal scaly friend. Why…That's all the strength I need to move even the tallest of mountains.

Hana blush smile

Hana: Oh Arthur…

Hana: Well then, now you've seen how much our son looks up to you. How about some training?

Arthur: An early dance with my darling wife? How could I refuse!

Hana: And when the sun sets down… let's go for a picnic! Only the three of us… well… Four. Hee hee.

Arthur: A family outing! I could not have said it any better!

Hana: And later tonight… when Percy and Ace are fast asleep.

Arthur:… yes?

Hana smile blush

Hana: I believe you owe me… some private quality time Sir Hero.

Arthur: For my princess. Anything.

A support

Percy: Mooom! Here you are!

Hana: What is Percy? You seem in quite a rush.

Percy: I overheard some Hoshidan soldiers talking about Nohr and… did I get it right? Did King Garon really kidnap Prince/Lady Corrin?

Hana: …

Percy: Why would dad work for such a man? I-I thought he was a hero!

Hana: It's not that simple.

Percy: W-what do you mean mom?

Hana: …

Hana: You know Percy. Back when the alliance was made between Hoshido and Nohr. Everyone was still very much hostile with each other.

Percy: …

Hana: I was no better. I was very simple minded. Hoshido was right, Nohr was wrong. They were the villains. So why should I ever trust them?

Hana: But there was one person in both armies that felt differently. He was very happy that the conflict was put to a halt.

Percy: Was it…dad?

Hana: The one and only. Your father's sense of righteousness was only matched by his compassion. He holds no love for war but will always fight for what he believes in his heart is the right thing to do.

Hana: He was the only Nohrian that welcomed us Hoshidans with open arms. Everyone was skeptical, but your father didn't see two different countries at war. He only saw the sons and daughters of worried parents. Scared and confused. Scared from the horrors of war, and confused about who or what we were fighting against.

Hana: Your father's humble approach won us little by little… even Lord Ryoma.

Percy: L-Lord Ryoma…!?

Hana: As a retainer for most of my life, I only swung my blade for Lady Sakura. I didn't think much about what's right or wrong, that was Lady Sakura's call. And my job was to always answer that call regardless of my feelings.

Percy: ….

Hana: But your father… he made me understand the value of human life. Deep down, no one wants to fight. Violence only leads to pain or death. When someone dies, you break apart families and rob them of their future.

Hana: It's true that the country of Nohr is in a state of disarray I could barely begin to understand. Some of the Nohrian family members are also rather… peculiar. But Your father put his faith in Lady Elise, and through his actions, he proved his way of life was just in the eyes of at least one person.

Hana: A person with the power to change a country.

Hana: Just like an impressionable child learning strong values from a parent. I believe Lady Elise will take your father's lessons to heart and change Nohr for the better.

Hana: In turn, I also want to believe in your father. So it is my duty to keep Lady Sakura from ever straying from the right path. If she ever does, I must make a stand for what's right! I can no longer blindly follow orders that may cause harm to the innocent.

Hana winks

Hana: Your father doesn't just win fights with his hunky physique. Your father fights with his sharp mind and strong heart. That's what makes him a hero.

Percy: W-wow! I never looked at it that way! Dad’s story is so… incredible. You guys really are something else… Do you think I have what it takes? To be a hero?

Hana: You bet, you're gonna surpass BOTH of us as long as you don't slouch around kiddo! Hoshido and Nohr weren’t built in a single day after all!

Percy: O-Of Course! But wait…won't dad feel neglected after I make a name for myself? I don't want people to forget how great he is…

Hana: Don't you worry, it's every parents dream for their children to succeed them, besides…

Percy: ?

Hana blush and wink

Hana: Your father will always be MY Hero.

Percy: All right! You heard mom, partner! We gotta go train like there's no tomorrow to make legends of ourselves!

Wyvern screams

Percy: The sky's the limit! See ya mom, You're the best!

Percy leaves

Arthur appears

Arthur: And there he goes. That boy is going to turn the world upside down.

Hana: Hee hee! Were you waiting long for me?

Arthur: I just didn't want to interrupt… A growing boy sometimes needs life advice from his doting mother. I guess the apple doesn't fall from the tree.

Arthur: I think my only regret is I won't be able to see our son's entire odyssey. Even when he sprouts gray hairs, I guess a parent never stops worrying about their kid…Hah!

Hana: Oh I wouldn't worry too much about that. The power of love will see him through!

Arthur: H-how so?

Hana: I'm fully convinced Percy's unnatural luck is the power of our love. And he will pass that love to his children, and so on. That ''luck'' will carry him through thick and thin towards the future.

Arthur: By the Gods you're right! What a relief my misfortune wasn't passed on to our boy…

Arthur: Though I have to admit…

Hana: What is it?

Arthur: It may be a bit tragic my parents couldn't save me from being brought to this world with such horrid luck. Perhaps a family curse that skips some generations? Who can say?

Hana: I have a different way of looking at that.

Arthur: What do you mean?

Hana: The misfortunes you faced were trials. Trials that made you the man you are today!

Hana: Your strength of character, your empathy towards the people around you, your samurai-like unwavering spirit!

Arthur: D-Do you truly think so?

Hana: Not just that, you don't have to worry about your so-called “bad luck” anymore… because you have me!

Arthur: Hana…

Hana: Your bad luck is no match against my love for you! The Hoshidan Razor Wind… Kazahana! Just like my skill with the blade grows stronger every single day… so does my fiery love for my hero… The Nohrian Blade of Justice, Sir Arthur!

Hana: I will repel any cursed luck that befalls on my beloved with a single swipe from my mighty blade!

Arthur:… I think I'm going to cry. I really am the luckiest man alive.

Hana: Hee hee!

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Arthur and Hana Supports C-B-A-S + ending

C Support

Arthur: Oh, Hana, nice timing! I was about to train for a bit.

Arthur: Would you care to spar with me?

Hana: Spar with you?

Arthur: Why yes. You seem uncertain of such a notion.

Hana: Me, uncertain?!

Hana: Pah, it'd be a good way to test my mettle, wouldn't you say?

Hana: Alright, let's go at it. I'm glad you offered.

Arthur: That's the spirit!

*fade out*

Hana: Guh, you're pretty good, I'll admit.

Hana: (Maybe better than 'pretty good')

Arthur: You did well yourself.

Arthur: I could tell you put your heart into it, no?

Hana: Nevermind me. Where'd you learn to fight like that?

Hana: Is it some Nohrian trick?

Arthur: Nohrian trick?

Arthur: Does there exist such a sly, vile thing?!

Hana: You know what? Nevermind.

Arthur: I understand what's being said. A little jest never hurts, wouldn't you agree?

Hana: Well,then tell me. What sort of fighting style is that then?

Arthur: Well, tell me, how would you describe it in words, Hana?

Hana: Hmm. I don't know how to describe it.

Arthur: Then perhaps the words will come to you another time. No need to force it.

Hana: No, I got it! It was more like a boorish style, might I even say plain.

Hana: You weren't flashy about it at all. You were focused on practicality.

Arthur: Then that is the type of fighting style you were asking about, is it not?

Hana: I think I understand. A practical fighting style.

Hana: Huh, that seems like a far cry from what I hear of your passion.

Arthur: Ah, but it reflects perfectly!

Hana: How so?

Arthur: Why, in order to help people best, you have to think optimally.

Arthur: Otherwise, the problem would just spiral downward further while you waste time.

Arthur: When you're an unlucky sort like me, exuberant actions may prove harmful to my well being... wouldn't you agree?

Hana: I guess I get what your saying makes sense... sorta.

Arthur: You can find me and ask me anytime you want. Till next time we spar, Hana!

Hana: (But isn't that what average people do - not heroes?)

B Support

Hana: Hey Arthur, wait!

Arthur: Hello there, Hana! I was about to eat lunch. Would you care to join me?

Arthur: "*Rumble* Overeating! The sneakiest of evil doers!"

Hana: You said I could ask you any question, right?

Arthur: Oh, why yes. Of course, that's what I said-

Hana: At any time, right?!

Arthur: Calm yourself, take a few deep breaths.

Hana: Alright... alright! Okay.

Arthur: Now, what has you all riled up?

Hana: Well, everytime I try to brush this lingering question, it just keeps coming back the next day.

Hana: Every time I try to answer it myself, I just don't understand it!

Arthur: Weeping Wyverns! What troubles you friend?

Hana: Well, yes it is. Arthur, I have to ask.

Hana: How do you manage to be both an aspiring hero, AND a simpleton at the same time. A total country bumpkin, really!

Hana: It doesn't make sense.

Arthur: Not to fear! I will explain this in the best way I can. 

Arthur: But, I must ask you to join me for lunch first.

Hana: Huh?! I don't have a problem with it, but...

Hana: Oh alright! I guess it won't hurt.

*fade out*

Hana: Ah...!That hit the spot!

Arthur: You were quite hungry! A hero never eats on an empty stomach!

Arthur: Now... would you like me to explain?

Hana: Explain what?

Hana: Oh right! Yes, please do. I almost forgot.

Arthur: Please, do tell me at any time if there's something that may further elaborate.

Hana: Will do. Now let's hear it.

Arthur: So, you've seen how coins have double sides.

Hana: Yeah, what about it?

Arthur: Now, a coin usually has those two sides, because otherwise it would be a different shape, and it probably wouldn't be a coin anymore.

Arthur: Coins are dependent on duality, don't you see? So are heroes, they wouldn't be heroes without duality.

Hana: So, they're two faced?

Arthur: Not to that extreme. Rather, a hero should be able to live two different lives. 

Arthur: This way, the hero would benefit from developing a diverse array of skills to help others in their time of need.

Arthur: It's just like how the symbols on different sides of a coin represent different traits of a country.

Hana: A normal life helps with what exactly?

Arthur: Why, the most important thing a hero needs! Compassion.

Hana: Compassion?

Arthur: Compassion! An equal person like their neighbor builds an understanding when they need to help them, no?

Hana: I suppose that sort of makes sense. But how does the heroic side help the normal side?

Arthur: To do the task others consider mundane. To be an ally to your everyday citizens. That is the meaning of a hero. Am I wrong?

Hana: Hmm... Maybe I need some time to figure this out.

Arthur:  With time. Nothing good ever came out of rushing things. Nohr wasn't built in a day after all.

Hana: Thank you, Arthur. I'd never thought I'd learn much from anyone, let alone a former enemy nor eat lunch with them.

Arthur: The pleasure is always mine, friend!

Arthur: Now, off I go to do some errands for my liege, as they had enlisted my help earlier.

Arthur: Till next time, friend!

Hana: ...

Hana: (Maybe I need to try out some of this 'everyday hero' stuff myself in order to fully understand his fighting style though)

A Support

Hana: Hey, there you are!

Hana: I've been looking all over for you.

Arthur: Greetings, Hana! What aid do I owe the pleasure of today, my dear friend?

Hana: I don't need any help today.

Hana: But I have an offer. You see, I want you to go...

Hana: ...

Arthur: Hana? Everything alright?

Hana: An outing! Yes, an outing. Accept my invitation for an outing.

Arthur: It would be my pleasure!

Arthur: To where you go, I will follow.

Hana: Alright! That's exactly what I wanted to hear.

Hana: I wasn't going to take no for an answer.

Arthur: Then I'm glad I said yes. 

Arthur: After all, a satisfied Hana, is the best Hana.

Arthur: So where do you wish to go?

Hana: We're going to visit the nearest farmlands to help out a bit, first. Then, we'll help at the closest general shop.

Arthur: What a noble pursuit!

Hana: Admittedly, at first I thought of just requesting you to chop down a bit of wood and I'd just watch But...

Arthur: Hmm?

Hana: But then I thought: "Maybe it'd be better if both our hands got dirty. And maybe the locals would appreciate it too."

Arthur: That's the spirit, Hana. Now you're getting it.

Hana: Well I won't completely understand till I experience it.

Hana: Let's get going!

*fade out*

Arthur: Nothing like tilling on a cool day!

Arthur: How are you holding up, Hana?

Hana: Gah! This is the fourth time!

Hana: The ends of these crops just keep breaking, Arthur. I keep having to dig up the vegetables!

Hana: But I won't give up. The farmers are relying on me!

Arthur: There's actually a small trick to that, Hana.

Hana: There is?!

Arthur: Allow me to demonstrate.

Arthur: More closely to the roots... There!

Hana: (He's not too bad at this stuff! I wonder how many times he's helped out with jobs like these...)

Arthur: Now, try the next one. I'll make sure you get it!

Hana: Oh- right!

*fade out*

Hana: This is really big... and heavy!

Hana: (Arthur seems to be doing just grand a job, though)

Arthur: Thank you sir, have a nice day!

Hana: (He's really getting into watching this musky shop.)

Hana: This is... so hard to move!

Arthur: Do you require any assistance?

Hana: A- little bit-

Hana: (He's strong! Right over his shoulder... I guess those muscles aren't for nothing)

Hana: (Wait, why does a detail like that come to mind?!)

Hana: Thank you, Arthur.

Arthur: I do what I can for the good of friends.

Hana: You know, I think I'm finally getting the gist of this 'everyday' hero thing. 

Arthur: Oh? Still have that on your mind?

Hana: It's just like training with the sword.

Hana: Except when you train with a sword, you're practicing for yourself. At least with how I do it.

Arthur: You've assisted the farmers short handed from war. And now we look over the shop as the shopkeeper's away. Like a budding flower Hana, your heroism blossoms!

Hana: Well, I couldn't have done it without you. You showed me a perspective of strength I would have never thought of!

Hana: I admire the way you help people. Very much so!

Arthur: That's quite the flattering statement, friend! But give yourself some of the credit too, no?

Arthur: You took the first step, after all.

Hana: Maybe I did. But even so, I admire you, Arthur. To think this all started with a sparring match, too.

Hana: But, I learned so much today from observing you and trying your way of things.

Arthur: Then, it's my gratitude that I could be helpful.

Hana: And my gratitude as well- 

Hana: I think we've got two customers loitering by the display window... they're about to come in!

Arthur: Then back to work we go!

S rank

Hana: Hah! Hah! No, too slow...

Hana: Huh, what's that on the ground? A coin?

Hana: ... I can't shake him off my mind.

Hana: He's always there! Working hard despite his occasional bad luck, sparring with me, eating with me, talking with me...

Hana: I can't get enough of him. Could it be possible I-

Arthur: Diligent at practice as always, aren't you!

Hana: Eek!

Arthur: Oh no, did I scare you?

Hana: You DEFINITELY surprised me. I was contemplating some important stuff, you know.

Arthur: My apologies!

Hana: It's fine, not like the thoughts are going to be a problem for long.

Arthur: Should you feel up to it, care to join me inside for something warm to drink?

Arthur: I heated some hot cider as thanks from the merchant we helped not too long ago.

Hana: I'd love to... Wait, wait!

Arthur: Hmm, something troubling you, friend? You seem flustered.

Hana: Yeah, something's wrong. And I'm going to say it!

Arthur: I'm all ears, my friend. Remember, Hana's burdens are Arthur's burdens.

Hana: Then you better be ready, because here it goes!

Hana: Arthur, your way of fighting intrigued me, sure. And I was skeptical of you. Who wouldn't be when you suddenly team up with someone from a previously enemy nation?

Arthur: That is most understandable. But you seemed to have gotten over it by now completely, no?

Hana: Yes, I have. I mistook you for a simpleton trying to be heroic, and after that opinion changed, I felt a bond with you.

Hana: But even so, I didn't completely understand until I saw you working hard in the fields, and selling wares to customers.

Hana: You're a hero, as both a fighter and an everyman. I started to notice every aspect of you.

Arthur: I would like to say the same for myself. During the time we have been spending side by side, I have noticed your growth, Hana.

Arthur: I find it marvelous to spend time with you, Hana.

Hana: Yeah? Well, now instead of questions about you being stuck in my head, I have YOU stuck in my head.

Hana: I can't get you out, either.

Hana: I think I'm in love with you!

Hana: No, it has to be love.

Hana: Arthur, I have to know, do you love me back?

Arthur: My, that's quite forward of you, Hana.

Arthur: But since you asked, it's only right I give the most heartfelt answer a man who stands for justice could muster.

Arthur: Hana, my feelings are the same.

Hana: They are?!

Arthur: Indeed, they are. But it's a slight shame, now to think about it...

Hana: Huh?

Arthur: Why, I was going to bring up such a topic over the cider tonight. But, there's no need for crying over spilled milk!

Hana: Arthur, how are we going to go about something such as marriage, exactly? We come from two different backgrounds. I come from a noble family of hoshido...

Arthur: ...And my family was an average Nohrian household of working people.

Hana: What?! Really? How did you become a vassal of Elise, then?

Arthur: That would be a story for another time. To foreshorten, through trial and error. 

Arthur: But I was determined to stand for justice, to become a hero for the people.

Arthur: Hana, if you could come to understand my way of life, I'm also positive that your family could come to terms with a Nohrian husband.

Hana: If you firmly believe that, then... I have hope they'll understand...

Hana: This is going to be so great! I get to wake up to you every morning with your goofy grin. And a wedding in Hoshido...

Hana: You know, I think you'd make a great father, Arthur!

Arthur: You think so, then?

Hana: Ohh, I'm so happy! So happy I could just... Gah!

Arthur: Quite the hugger!

Hana: Ack, too tight of a hug back, Arthur!

Arthur: Oh right, my bad!

Hana: Arthur, we're going to go far. We'll be greater than any old heroes from stories!

Hana: You better bet that I won't let anyone sctratch you!

Hana: .. Uh say, Arthur...

Arthur: What ails you suddenly, my lovely Hana?

Hana: Mmm...

Hana: Well, a kiss won't hurt, will it?

Hana: Isn't that what lovers do?

Arthur: Why, of course it is!

Hana: Ohh, then, what am I waiting for?!

*both close their eyes*

Hana: ...

Hana: Hee hee hee! (smiling sprites preferably)

Arthur: Hahahah, quite the romantic yet fierce flower!

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Ending Slide:

"Hana and Arthur would remain on the road cross country for a while after the war with their child, hoping to truly help the people by each other's sides. However, as Hana fell pregnant once more, the two settled into rowhomes by Hoshido's capital, with Arthur becoming a high ranking member of the guard and Hana tending to two children as a happy wife. Once their youngest was a bit older, the quartet would moonlight once more as a family of heroes.”