Fates Supports/Laslow Camilla
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C Support
Laslow: Ah! Lady Camilla. Fancy meeting you here.
Camilla: Why, Laslow. What serendipity! Out for a stroll, perchance?
Laslow: Yes, a change of pace seemed in order. And it appears I chose just the place! Any day on which I run into you, Lady Camilla, is a fine day indeed.
Camilla: Are you really so pleased to see me?
Laslow: But of course! You're a welcome sight at all times, Lady Camilla.
Camilla: Hmhmhm. You don't fool me, Laslow. If what my brother says is true, you say the same to every girl you meet.
Laslow: That makes me sound like a scoundrel! I wouldn't be so insincere as to say it to a woman who wasn't worthy. It's just that, to me, every woman meets that criteria...
Camilla: How gentlemanly...and how convenient.
Laslow: It's no mere excuse. Every woman is beautiful, if you look for it. Even so, your radiance outshines the pack, if I may be so bold.
Camilla: Ahaha...why, thank you.
Laslow: What do you say we go out for some tea, just the two of us?
Camilla: Hmm...I'll do it on one condition. Promise me you won't flirt with or woo any other woman, ever again. Do that, and the tea will be my treat.
Laslow: Wh-what you ask of me...it's impossible. There's simply no way.
Camilla: Then enjoy your teatime alone.
B Support
Laslow: I can't figure you out, Lady Camilla. You have layers...
Camilla: I don't think I'm so complicated, am I?
Laslow: You're warm and kind... But at the drop of a hat, you can also turn steely and harsh. Yet you seem to wear both attitudes quite comfortably.
Camilla: Could the same not be said for everyone?
Laslow: Perhaps. But it seems especially true in your case.
Camilla: I'm not the enigma you believe me to be. I'm kind to my allies and cruel to my enemies in equal measure.
Laslow: You do take a certain relish in showing your enemies no mercy, I've noticed. Watching you in battle makes me relieved that I don't count myself among them.
Camilla: Why should I show mercy to my enemies? They are obstacles to be eliminated.
Laslow: Is it always so black and white? I wonder. What if your enemy was someone you knew well? Surely you'd hesitate then.
Camilla: What a soft heart you have, Laslow.
Laslow: Why, thank you, Lady Camilla. I could say the same for you.
Camilla: ...It wasn't precisely a compliment. But so long as you never betray me, you will always have my favor.
Laslow: As long as you give me withering looks like that, I'd never dream of it...
Camilla: Ahaha! Pardon me.
Laslow: Please know that I would never betray you regardless, Lady Camilla. You may place your utmost trust in me.
Camilla: Of course, dearest Laslow. I was just considering the corner cases where you might make the wrong choice. I thought up a fair few deliciously cruel punishments to inflict upon you...
Laslow: D-did you now.
Camilla: "Punishments" might be the wrong word. "Torments" is more apt for the levels of pain I had in mind.
Laslow: I-I'll be sure to factor that in, should the decision ever arise...
Camilla: Very wise of you. Better to be in my good graces than in my torture dungeons, hmm?
A Support
Laslow: La DA, la da DA, laaa da daaaa... ♪
Camilla: You sing as beautifully as you dance, Laslow.
Laslow: Lady Camilla?! It's rude to watch without making your presence known. I like to know when I'm performing for an audience.
Camilla: Hmhmhm! I was too spellbound by your performance to say anything. I've not seen that style of dance before, though.
Laslow: I don't suppose you would have. It originates from a faraway kingdom.
Camilla: Is that where you hail from?
Laslow: For simplicity's sake, let's say yes.
Camilla: You must have traveled a very long way to get here, then.
Laslow: Ahahaha. More than you know.
Camilla: Yet you fight alongside us, on our behalf.
Laslow: Is that so wrong?
Camilla: Not wrong. Merely...odd. Why remain here, among us? Surely your own kingdom has its problems as well.
Laslow: Because I believe that what we are doing is right.
Camilla: But you have no ties to this land. No special reason to be here.
Laslow: That's a dreadful thing to say. I may not have been born and raised here, but I have many dear friends. Is it that odd that I would stake my life fighting for them?
Camilla: Not when you put it that way, no.
Laslow: If you have doubts as to my true allegiance, Lady Camilla, let me put them to rest. I stand firmly with you and yours, and always have, and always will.
S Support
Laslow: Lady Camilla, I must have a word with you, if you have the time.
Camilla: I do, Laslow, but please make it brief. I've other things to attend to.
Laslow: Then I'll keep this short and to the point. Lady Camilla, will you marry me?
Camilla: ...Be seated, Laslow.
Laslow: Y-yes, milady. Erm...you're not...angry, are you?
Camilla: I am beyond angry, Laslow. I am furious. One might even say livid.
Laslow: But why?! What have I done to offend you?
Camilla: I don't mind your little teases and minor flirtations. I've come to expect them. But this is taking such behavior to a level that is beyond the pale. A marriage proposal is not interchangeable with your other opening lines. It is a serious thing. Do you not see the gravity of your words?
Laslow: My apologies, Lady Camilla, if you took it as another of my usual advances. The fault may be mine for delivering it without the appropriate solemnity. But make no mistake, I do indeed want your hand in marriage.
Camilla: Laslow...
Laslow: I have a reputation as a ladies' man, but my feelings for you are genuine. Once more, sincerely... Will you marry me?
Camilla: If I said yes...IF... would you cease hitting on other women?
Laslow: W-well...in all honesty, probably not. But I can swear none of them would mean anything when I have you, Lady Camilla.
Camilla: That's a bit unfair to me, no?
Laslow: I can't deny that. Yet I also cannot help myself... It's who I am.
Camilla: Then I suppose I am bound to overlook it.
Laslow: Huh?
Camilla: I'm very fond of you, Laslow. And if that's part of you, then I'm fond of that part too. But I must be your only true love. If I ever have cause to doubt that, you will know such suffering. You'll be left to rot in my dungeon as a test subject for cruel new tortures.
Laslow: M-milady, I wouldn't—!
Camilla: Ahahah, I shouldn't tease. But, like you, I can't help myself. Don't worry. As long as I am foremost in your thoughts, you'll remain safe. Safe from all except my crushing embrace, that is...
Laslow: Lady Camilla... I vow to you that no matter what I might do or say to any other... my heart belongs to you, and you alone.
Camilla: I'll hold you to that, my lovely man.