Scenario:Juri and Seruel - Indivisible Spirits

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Indivisible Spirits

Seruel finds Juri on the Grandcypher's deck, worrying that by leaving the empire, he may not have done right by the people who shaped him. Seruel says that all difficult decisions come with some degree of pain. Juri is surprised at Seruel's consideration, and Seruel invites him to tea so they can get to know each other better.



As the airship glides through the sky, Juri stands on deck, gazing into the distance.
Juri: Sigh...
Seruel: What's the matter? I've heard nothing but sighs since I stepped out on deck.
Juri: Uh, what? Was I sighing? I didn't think I was...
Seruel: Dear me... You hadn't noticed? Might I ask you to forbear? You're making my heart heavy.
Juri: Oh, pardon my rudeness! I shall be more careful.
Juri apologizes to Seruel, then retreats back into his thoughts.
Juri: Sigh...
Seruel: Humph. It would seem your acquiescence was less than sincere.
Juri: Oh, er... I'm sorry. I was trying to keep it under control.
Seruel: Well? What is it that's troubling you? Standing around brooding does nothing but waste time.
Juri: Urk. Well... I suppose you could say I'm having second thoughts about my choices in life.
Seruel: Sigh... Explain. Clearly and concisely.
Juri: You see, before I joined this crew, I was diligently making my way through the ranks of the Imperial Army.
Juri: But I found I could not justify the Empire's methods, and so I left the army to which I had once sworn my allegiance.
Juri: I did what I believed was right. And my captain not only supported my decision, but encouraged it.
Juri: Still... I never repaid the men and women who made me who I am today. And I fear leaving my unit was akin to slapping them in the face.
Seruel: Rubbish. Is that all you were worried about?
Juri: It's no trivial matter to me!
Seruel: You may have had friendships with people in the empire, and those ties may not have been easy to cut, but sometimes pain is part of making a decision.
Seruel: You followed the path you believed to be right, and so have distanced yourself from the empire. Why should you still feel so attached?
Juri: You make a good point. I suppose I have been clinging a little too tightly to the past.
Juri: And if I cannot abide the Erste Empire's methods, then it is inevitable that I should be here.
Juri: I mustn't stand here moping—it would be unfair to (Captain). (Captain) believes in me.
Seruel: I see. The problem was not reluctance to part with the past, but lack of faith in yourself.
Juri: !
Seruel: You're just like Naoise. You are so eager to do right that you end up trying too hard.
Seruel: You have nothing to worry about. The future will prove that you made the right decision.
Seruel: Heh. Time solves more problems than you might think. You would do well to remember that.
Juri: (Unbelievable! Seruel is even stricter than my old captain, and he'scomforting me?)
Juri: You have my thanks. Er...
Seruel: What? Why do you have that odd look on your face?
Juri: It's just that... Well... You're much kinder than I realized.
Seruel: Ha ha, is that so? Thank you for the compliment. I'm quite curious what manner of first impression I made on you.
Juri: Ack! I-I didn't mean... It just slipped out... Er, that is...
Seruel: Hm... We are in the same crew, after all. Perhaps we should get better acquainted.
Seruel: Don't you agree? Why don't the two of us have a nice, long chat over a cup of tea?
Juri: (Th-that smile on his face... There's no mistaking it. He's angry!)
Juri: (I can't imagine suffering through the awkwardness of tea right now. Oh! I know!)
Juri: Let's not be hasty! Since you were kind enough to suggest it, let's invite the others to—
Seruel: Oh? You mean to say you don't want to be alone with me?
Juri: No! That's not what I meant...
Seruel: Heh... Ha ha ha! I speak in jest. You are more amusing than I had expected.
Seruel: Come. We must see if we can find out who else has time on their hands.
And so they invite the rest of the crew and enjoy a pleasant teatime together.
Though Seruel's words were harsh, Juri could feel his concern.
Pushing down his doubts and fears one by one, Juri will move forward.