Scenario:Bridgette - Too Scary

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Too Scary

(Captain) and company tell Bridgette, who constantly cleans and does laundry, to take a break sometimes, but she apparently doesn't know how. When she asks them to teach her, they take her to a nearby town.



Bridgette is scurrying about, busily cleaning the airship one day.
Bridgette: There we go! No more nasty grime on these walls! And now for the floor! I'll make it sparkle!
Bridgette has been taking care of the cleaning and laundry every day, and the crew is very impressed.
Lyria: Hee-hee! Bridgette really loves things to be clean, doesn't she? It seems like she's always cleaning.
Vyrn: Yeah, but don't you think she's overworking herself a bit? All she ever does is clean!
Lyria: Hmm... Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen Bridgette not working.
Vyrn: Listen, Miss Bowl Cut, don't you think you oughta take a break every now and then? You don't have to clean so much!
Bridgette: Thanks for your concern, but cleaning happens to be a hobby of mine! Cleanliness of the spirit starts with cleanliness of the home!
Vyrn: Hmm... But I really think it's important to take a break and have some fun once in a while if you really wanna be strong.
At Vyrn's words, Bridgette stops scrubbing the floor and looks up.
Bridgette: Really? Then I should take a break!
Bridgette: Oh... But I don't think I've ever actually done that before.
Vyrn: What? Then what'd you do on your last day off?
Lyria: Um... Let me guess... You were cleaning or doing the laundry?
Bridgette: Yes! As I told you, cleaning and laundry are hobbies of mine!
Vyrn: Sigh... I don't know if I should be impressed or shocked.
Bridgette: Um... I'd like to try taking a break for once! Please teach me something fun even I can handle!
Vyrn: Hmm... Now that you've put me on the spot, I can't really think of anything...
Lyria: Why don't we start by taking a little trip into town? There might be something fun to do there!
The crew agrees with her suggestion and heads to a nearby town.

Too Scary: Scene 2

The town turns out to be full of storytellers, and Bridgette is as eager as ever to help people in need. The crew soon ends up hunting goblins to retrieve a book stolen from a storyteller by them.



When (Captain) and company reach the town, they find it to be a strange place indeed.
Storyteller 1: Ha-ha! Come one, come all, and listen to the story of a strange man and his strange life!
Storyteller 2: Heh-heh... Have you heard the legend of the giant fish?
The town is full of storytellers and bards, and everyone seems to be listening to or telling a tale.
Bridgette: This town seems like tons of fun! Come on, (Captain)! Let's check it out!
Bridgette bounces around excitedly, and the crew wanders through the town with her, listening to all the stories.
Bridgette: Listening to the experiences of others is a great way to enrich one's own life! This town is wonderful!
Townsperson: Oho! Hi there, little lady. I'm glad to hear you've taken a liking to our town.
Bridgette: Indeed I have! This town is so much fun! Um... Are you all right? You seem rather preoccupied with something. Do you want to talk?
Townsperson: Oh, that's very sweet of you. To tell you the truth, this town's most famous storyteller has been missing for a while.
Townsperson: She might be lost, or maybe something even worse happened to her...
Lyria: I see. No wonder you're so worried.
Bridgette: I'll go look for her! And when I find her, I'll bring her here!
Townsperson: Goodness, you're too kind! But I can't possibly ask you to do this for free. I'll prepare a reward for you.
Bridgette: That won't be necessary! Helping others is its own reward!
Bridgette struts off proudly and heads out of the city in search of the storyteller.
Lyria: Say, (Captain)! Let's help her out!
(Captain) nods, and off they go after Bridgette.
After walking down the path for some time, the crew encounters an upset-looking woman sitting on the side of the road.
Bridgette: What's wrong? Are you feeling sick?
Female Storyteller: No, it's nothing like that. I just don't know what to do.
The upset woman turns out to be the missing storyteller. She tells the crew that she was waylaid by goblins on her way to town.
Though she wasn't hurt, the goblins stole the bag containing her book of stories.
Female Storyteller: Sigh... That book... It had stories I heard all over the world in it. It was the only one of its kind.
Female Storyteller: Ugh... I mean, I can still tell stories without it, but just the thought of going on without that book is almost too much to bear.
Bridgette: I see... Then I shall seek out those monsters! And when I find them, I'll do everything I can to get that bag back!
Lyria: Yeah! And we'll help too! Don't you worry, miss!
Female Storyteller: Thank you. It would really mean the world to me.
Relieved, the woman tells the crew which way the monsters went, and they hurry off in that direction.
The crew soon comes upon a group of goblins gleefully rummaging through a bag.
Bridgette: Aha! So you're the culprits! Hand over that bag quietly, you curs!
Goblin: Geee, geee!
Bridgette: Eek!
Bridgette: (Captain)! I don't believe I can beat these things! I do think they'll soundly thrash me!
Bridgette: So please help me fight them!
Unable to ignore Bridgette's desperate plea, (Captain) prepares to fight the goblins.

Too Scary: Scene 3

After returning the book, the grateful storyteller offers to tell a tale as a reward, but Bridgette hastily stops her because the book turns out to be full of ghost stories. When the mischievous storyteller refuses to relent, Bridgette retreats in a hurry.



After defeating the goblins, the crew checks the contents of the stolen bag and finds a single black book.
Bridgette: I feel bad going through her stuff, but we really should check to make sure nothing is damaged!
Bridgette briskly opens the book.
Bridgette: Gasp!
All the color instantly drains from her face, and she slams the book shut.
Lyria: Um... Is something wrong?
Bridgette: Nope! Nope! Nothing's wrong! The book is absolutely fine! Let's hurry and return it to the nice lady!
Vyrn: Huh? Is she okay? She looks like she saw a ghost or something.
Bridgette seems to be in a hurry to get back to the storyteller, so the crew follows her, somewhat concerned.
They go back to the storyteller, tell her that her things were safe and sound, and return her bag.
The woman checks the contents and heaves a huge sigh of relief. Then she turns and bows deeply to the crew.
Female Storyteller: Thank you! Thank you so much! I don't know what I would have done without this!
Female Storyteller: Hee-hee! As thanks, I'll tell you a story right here and now!
Bridgette: Gasp!
Female Storyteller: Hee-hee... Not to blow my own horn, but my stories leave quite an impression. I bet I'll have you hanging on my every word.
Vyrn: Wow, really? Heh-heh! Then I'd love to hea—
Bridgette: N-no thanks! I'm afraid we must regrettably decline!
Lyria: What? What's the matter, Bridgette? What's gotten into you?
Bridgette: Um... Well, I don't mind ghosts. You know, like looking at them or being around them...
Bridgette: But I can't stand ghost stories! They're just so scary...
Lyria: What? Gh-ghost stories?
Vyrn: Huh? So you specialize in ghost stories, Ms. Storyteller?
Female Storyteller: Yes, that's right. This book contains ghost stories from all over the world.
Female Storyteller: Hee-hee! Are you sure you don't want me to tell you one? It'll get your blood pumping! I admit that it'll be scary, but it'll be fun too.
Lyria: Ugh... I'm no good with scary stuff either, but I am curious...
Bridgette: N-not me! No way!
Female Storyteller: Aw... Now that's a shame... I'd love to hear some more terror in that sexy voice of yours, little one.
Female Storyteller: Hee-hee! And your reaction's so adorable. C'mon, I want to thank you for getting my book back. Will you let me tell you a story? Pretty please?
With a wolfish grin, the woman cradles her book and slowly steps toward Bridgette, who begins to tremble.
Bridgette: H-helping others is i-its own reward! I-it's really fine!
Bridgette: Oh, wait! I just remembered! I missed a spot when I was cleaning! I n-need to leave now!
Female Storyteller: Hee-hee! I like her. Maybe I'll put her in one of my stories. A ghost story of course.
Female Storyteller: Hee-hee! Once I finish writing it, please do come by to hear it, okay? And bring her with you.
Lyria: Ha-ha... Um... I'll let her know.
The crew bid farewell to the woman and her wicked giggle, and then they notice that Bridgette is nowhere in sight, apparently because she fled at full speed.
They go after her, and (Captain) weighs the pros and cons of ghost story-based training for her on the way.