Awakening Supports/Sumia Henry

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C Support

Sumia:
Oh no, oh no... What do I do now?

Henry:
Hey-o, Sumia! What's shaking? I heard some almighty smash over here!

Sumia:
I was carrying this huge stack of bowls, and I tripped on...well, something, and—

Henry:
Nya ha ha! Look at all the smashed crockery! That's hilarious!

Sumia:
Ugh! What am I going to do? How is everyone going to eat?! I can't just pour the soup in a trough and make them share! Or maybe I could...?

Henry:
Hey, no need for the soup buffet. I can fix the bowls.

Sumia:
Really? But how?

Henry:
I'm a mage! I just wave my wand and mutter a little incantation... Humina humina humina... Presto! The busted bowls are busted no more!

Sumia:
Holy snap! That's amazing!

Henry:
Yeah, it's just a temporary hex, unfortunately. Tomorrow they'll be in pieces again. But at least folks won't have to eat out of their hats tonight.

Sumia:
N-no, that's fine! This gives me time to buy new ones tomorrow. It's funny, I used to think magic was all scary and weird, but I guess not.

Henry:
Oh, that spell can certainly be used for evil. All it does is reverse time. See, so if something bad happens to someone and you cast it on them... They have to experience that same tragedy over and over again! Nya ha!

Sumia:
Oh, that sounds horrible!

Henry:
I know, right? It is! Nya ha ha!

B Support

Sumia:
Thank you again for the help with the bowls, Henry.

Henry:
No problem! Us dark mages love to help others.

Sumia:
It was just like you said—those fixed bowls ended up falling apart again.

Henry:
Yeah... Even crockery cannot escape the blood-soaked hand of fate.

Sumia:
Um, gross? Anyway, I think it's great you use hexes to help people instead of... Well, whatever nasty thing you could be doing.

Henry:
Nya ha! Yeah, it feels pretty great to be able to help others.

Sumia:
You know, you could do all kinds of things with that reverse-time spell. Like, revive dead crops, or mend broken arrows during battle, or...whatever!

Henry:
Saaay, I could, couldn't I? I like the way you think, Sumia! Those are some hex-cellent ideas!

Sumia:
Gosh, do you really think so? I don't normally have good ideas. Most of them are awful, to be honest. I'm not a magic genius like you.

Henry:
Would you maybe want to try your hand at a little...dark magic?

Sumia:
Well, I have always kind of wondered what it would be like...

Henry:
Say no more! ...Er, but give me a little time to get things ready. Next time we meet, you'll be flinging spells like a pro!

Sumia:
You'd do that for me?

Henry:
Of course! I always wanted to ride a pegasus, after all.

Sumia:
Waaait. What kind of hex are you planning here?

Henry:
Nya ha ha! You'll see!

A Support

Henry:
H-Henry! Wh-what's happening? What have you done to me?!

Sumia:
Isn't it obvious? You're me, and I'm you! Clever curse, eh?

Henry:
AAAAAARGH!

Sumia:
Whoa! Careful with my vocal chords there! Besides, you're the one who wanted to cast spells, right?

Henry:
This is NOT what I had in mind!

Sumia:
Well, you're about as magic as an old sock, so this was the only way. And while you cast some hexes, I'm going to ride your pegasus all over camp! Woo-hoo! I'm gonna swoop down on people and drop stuff on their heads!

Henry:
B-but, wh-what if you fall off?! You might hurt me!

Sumia:
Pfft! You fall on your face 10 times a day! This body is made of rubber.

Henry:
Okay, but what about YOUR body? It seems pretty flimsy, to be honest. What if I trip into a ditch and snap these little chicken legs of yours?

Sumia:
Well, if you're THAT worried about it, I guess we can switch back...

Henry:
I think that would be for the best. I'm sorry to disappoint you.

Sumia:
Hey, no worries! This bodice is kind of freaking me out anyway. Okay, here goes... KA-BLAMMMO!

Henry:
...There. All better.

Sumia:
That was...weird.

Henry:
You didn't get to spin any dark magic, though. Aren't you disappointed?

Sumia:
No. It was a bad idea in the first place. What if I'd cursed you by mistake? What if I'd turned your guts into pudding or whatever it is you dark mages do?

Henry:
That would have been awesome! But still, I'm glad you're worried about me.

Sumia:
You're a good friend, Henry. Of course I'm worried.

Henry:
Aw, thanks, Sumia. Next time, I'll make sure to look out for you.

Sumia:
We're not going to switch bodies again, are we?

Henry:
Of course we are! I haven't had a chance to ride your pegasus yet!

S Support

Sumia:
Well? How did you enjoy your first pegasus ride?

Henry:
Ohmigosh! First it was like...WOOOO! And then we were like...PSHAAAW! It was totally fantastic! Thanks for loaning me your body.

Sumia:
I'm happy I could help.

Henry:
Er, but when I was borrowing your body, I noticed something...funny.

Sumia:
Funny...?

Henry:
Your heart was racing constantly! I felt giddy and dizzy at the same time. I think you should see a healer soon. What if you have a murmur?

Sumia:
Um, actually, Henry, what I have can't be fixed by a healer.

Henry:
Oh, and I also noticed it gets a lot worse when you're around me. Now, it could be a systemic cardiovascular issue, but I'm thinking—

Sumia:
It's not that. Think hard, and I believe you'll figure it out.

Henry:
...... Oh, wow... I get it now. We have the exact same ailment!

Sumia:
We do?

Henry:
I think you're amazing, Sumia, and when you're around, my heart goes nuts. So...it sounds like maybe you've got the same thing going on, right?

Sumia:
I know it's a bit odd, but I think I've fallen in love with you, Henry.

Henry:
Great! That means I didn't waste my money buying you that ring!

Sumia:
Ring? Oh my goodness! How did that get on my finger?

Henry:
I bought it when I took over your body. It made the fitting a breeze!

Sumia:
You wanted to borrow my body so you could check my ring size?! B-but the jeweler might think I'm a pathetic spinster buying her own ring!

Henry:
Oh, yeah. He definitely thinks that. Anyway, do you like it?

Sumia:
Of course I do, Henry. It's beautiful. You've cast the best hex of all... And I couldn't be happier!