Fates Supports/Takumi Leo
C Support
Takumi: Ah. So if it isn't Prince Leo of Nohr!
Leo: And you must be Prince Takumi of Hoshido. I'm pleased to make your acquaintance.
Takumi: Ha!
Leo: We might as well get this out of the way. You and I are not going to be friends.
Takumi: What a coincidence! I was just thinking the same thing.
Leo: Of course you were. You have such an arrogant attitude and—
Takumi: Me?! I'm not the one going around patronizing everybody! You're the jerk!
Leo: Is that the best you can do? You sound like a whiny, little brat. Just as expected. Let's make a deal. You stay away from me, and I'll stay away from you. Think you can manage?
Takumi: Hmph! I'm not going to let you boss me around like that! Good-bye!
(Takumi leaves)
Leo: Insufferable. Truly insufferable.
B Support
Leo: I can't believe they said that to me. I have nothing in common with that imbecile! Just because Takumi and I are both royalty doesn't mean we're anything alike. Ugh!
Takumi: Muttering to yourself, Prince Leo? What's the matter, couldn't find anyone else willing to talk to you?
Leo: You! I didn't know you were there. Why were you eavesdropping?
Takumi: Well, it all sounded a bit too familiar. It seems that we'll both be hearing that same joke for a while.
Leo: They're calling us "the twins"! We can't let them treat us this way! They're wrong!
Takumi: Of course they are! You and I couldn't be more different!
Leo: Exactly! I wouldn't come near you with a ten-foot pole.
Takumi: Twenty-foot pole!
Leo: Thirty, even! ...Hey, since you're here, may I ask you something? What's your favorite food?
Takumi: I'm sorry, but what?!
Leo: They say that people with similar personalities like the same things.
Takumi: I like miso soup.
Leo: Mee-so soup?
Takumi: Yeah. It's a Hoshidan dish. You got a problem with that?
Leo: No. My favorite food is beef stew. It's kind of like a soup. Hmm...
Takumi: What kind of books do you read?
Leo: I read all kinds of things, but I have a passion for history.
Takumi: Is it...because you love to study the strategy behind past battles?
Leo: Gods, don't tell me... Do you like to read history books too?
Takumi: Yes, but I'm sure our hobbies are different.
Leo: My favorite game is chess. It's a tactical board game where—
Takumi: In Hoshido, our version is called shogi.
Leo: And do you like to play this "show-gee" thing?
Takumi: I'm the best shogi player in my whole family.
Leo: I can't believe it. Who would have guessed we have so much in common?
Takumi: I don't know, but I'll tell you—it's hard to hate someone with such excellent taste!
Leo: No kidding. I was about to say the exact same thing. Hmm... Maybe we should do this again sometime.
Takumi: Ahaha! Oh? So now you want to be best friends?
Leo: Ha! Of course not. That will never happen.
Takumi: Never!
A Support
Leo: Did you enjoy the book I lent you?
Takumi: It was fascinating! I started reading it last night and stayed up way too late!
Leo: That always happens to me! Thank you so much for sharing your mee-so soup recipe with me. It turned out great!
Takumi: Isn't it good? I'm glad you liked it. Next time, you can show me how to make stew.
Leo: Of course! ...Do you think we should finally admit what's going on here? We're friends.
Takumi: Haha! If you'd told me that a while ago, I'd have sworn up and down it wasn't true. But you're right! Against all odds, you and I are buddies. Isn't that crazy?!
Leo: It's certainly unexpected. But now we have a chance to change things for good. Our friendship may be the beginning of a lasting bond between Hoshido and Nohr.
Takumi: I hope so! We're proof that citizens from our two countries can get along! You've made me realize that peace between Hoshido and Nohr may be possible after all.
Leo: Perhaps. And if things go badly, we can commiserate over soup.
Takumi: I'm not sure how that will help, but it will at least taste good. Haha! This won't be easy, but we're in it together, Leo!
Leo: That's right. I've got your back, Takumi.
