Sylvie:
Gretto, you look so concerned, your brother?
Gretto:
I'm so scared, Sylvie!
What Maiza is trying to do.
It...
A devil summoned by alchemists ?
Immortal youth... Eternal life...
I'm not sure mankind.is ready for such things.
Sylvie:
I don't know...
But if it's a way to reveal the secrets of the Grand Panacea, then I don't think there is anything we can do about it.
Gretto:
Sylvie,
I'm not convinced that eternal life would be such a wonderful thing.
As long as I'm with you, I truly don't care when this life ends.
Sylvie:
If somehow I'm granted eternal life, then as long as I remain with you, I know there is nothing to be afraid of.
Gretto:
Sylvie.
Szilard:
You accept that man?!
Denkuro:
I have complete faith in Maiza.
Szilard:
It is absolutely heretical for an alchemist to summon a demon.
Viktor:
I'm surprised, I thought you were a scientist, but this?
Fermet:
Every alchemist's dream, is attaining the Grand Panacea.
If we must involve some devils, that is merely the price to pay for changing mankind's history.
Szilard:
Obviously it's a bunch of nonsense.
Fermet:
But what if it is possible?
Our friend Maiza, could be one of the greatest alchemists ever, like Synesius or Zosimus.
Elmer:
Everyone should smile!
Come on, smile!
Huey:
There's nothing to be afraid of.
Gretto:
Huey.
Huey:
That which is below, is like that which is above. {Note: This is a quote from the Emerald Tablet, which is seen as the foundation of alchemy by European alchemists.}
and that which is above, is like that which is below.
To do the miracles of one only thing.
Gretto:
And as all things have been and arose from one by the meditation of one,
so all things have their birth from this one thing by adaptation.
The sun is it's father, the moon it's mother.
Huey:
That is correct.
Everything is linked in one closed circle.
The devil that we learned growing up may not be evil after all.
When a true alchemist enters into the region of the black magician, everything becomes linked in one.
Gretto:
And none of this troubles you, does it?
Huey:
Troubled?
No, sir. I am much too fascinated by all of it.
Actual devils, and the Grand Panacea... people's lives will forever be changed.
As I live will change. I say, let it come!
Maiza:
Would you gather everyone together?
Man 1:
All we found were his clothes, there is no sign of Pierre.
Man 2:
Or Italo.
Italo is gone, too.
Man 1:
What is happening here?
Maiza:
The outcome of this ritual is uncertain.
Performing it may be the wrong choice for me, as well as everyone here.
It came from a man who once walked the same halls of xxx
This man, I never saw him age.
Or my grandfather before me.
This is because 300 years ago, he summoned before himself, a devil.
A devil who gave him the secret to the Grand Panacea.
He likely still walks among us.
Without having aged a day.
Obtaining the secrets possessed within the Grand Panacea is one of the ultimate desires of alchemy.
At this time I will perform the devil-con summoning ritual.
I wholeheartedly believe there is more to be gained in trying, than in being stubborn and refusing to move forward at all.
My brothers, I ask you to remain steadfast.
Denkuro, Gretto.
I summon thee here to this place!
Thou art my heaven's earth! The night of day!
Thou art the darkness of light! The goodness of the wicked!
Thou art the one who sees, and the one who is seen!
Thou art the creator of all destruction!
The lover of all men thou dost despise!
Devil:
Enough!
Sylvie:
What's going on in there?
Man 1:
I don't know! It's a monster!
There's something evil in there!
Man 2:
It's the devil! The voice of it was the devil for sure!
Sylvie:
And Gretto? Do you know what's happened to Gretto?!
Devil:
The words you use to summon me are nothing more than tedious trinkets.
I hear your words constantly.
Especially those who speak inside your heads.
The simple thought of my being, brings me instantly into your midst.
Well, no matter.
There is no need to call me by any name, much less "Devil".
But here I am. An impossibility to explain.
I already know what you are thinking.
You desire is to know the secrets to immortality, yes?
You alone I will tell how to create what you call the Grand Panacea.
Maiza:
But why only me?
Devil:
Drink this, and you will become immortal.
Drink, and you will know everything!
But first, you must drink.
You desire to stop the hands of time, old man?
Szilard:
Hardly that, I simply want to end this charade.
Nothing more than a fake!
Devil:
Perhaps this will help you believe.
Well, old man, how does it feel to be immortal?
Do not quarrel!
There is enough Grand Panacea for everyone!
I am nothing if not generous.
Gretto:
Brother.
Maiza:
To your health.
Devil:
There are certain conventions you must understand about immortality.
What if the time comes when you wish to die?
Seek out one of your friends and have them devour you.
Not in the traditional sense, but by their right hand.
They simply place their right hand on your head, and think "I wish to eat,"
you will be absorbed completely into them.
Your life will end.
And the devourer will inherit all of your knowledge and experiences.
Likewise, if you wish to give knowledge, place your right hand on the person's head, nothing more.
Furthermore,
I have made it that so those who drank may never use false names.
You must converse with your fellow immortals using your true names, or they will become lost to you for all eternity.
And if per chance you wish to learn how to prepare this elixir.
Simply ask the one who summoned me.
Szilard:
What are you thinking, Maiza?!
You're not going to share this knowledge?!
Maiza:
That's true, I have given this much thought throughout the evening.
It will end with us, nobody else must ever know it's secrets.
It's too powerful.
Szilard:
That is precisely why we must know how it is created!
Maiza:
I don't agree. My faith in mankind must not be as steadfast as yours.
Szilard:
Are you being sarcastic?
Maiza:
In no way, sir. These are my thoughts.
Elmer:
Kind sir, I am inclined to agree with Maiza on this one. In the end, I feel he is correct.
Szilard:
And how is that?
Elmer:
As I contemplate the truth of my new found immortality, it seems inside me, nothing has changed.
I'm more the same as ever.
My life will move forward without ever ending,
I feel no different from those who's lives will end.
There is a great sadness, I fear, somewhere in this endless future, midst all the joys I know will come my way.
But be that as it may, my instinct are telling me there is a great truth in the choice he's made.
This world will not withstand the weight of so many of us.
Szilard:
You are making no sense!
Elmer:
That may be true.
But with all due respect, I feel deep inside that it is right to abide with the decision of the one who has been given this knowledge.
Denkuro:
I agree with Elmer.
The decision should rest solely with Maiza.
Szilard:
You what?!
Gretto:
I support my brother's decision.
Sylvie:
Yes, and I will follow Maiza's choice as well.
Fermet:
It will always be possible to share this knowledge at a later time.
I think the only prudent choice is to wait and see what the future will bring us.
The decision rests solely with Maiza.
Chez:
If Fermet says it's right, then so do I.
Alchemist:
It's Maiza's choice.
Alchemist:
Maiza is correct.
Huey:
I will defer.
This is not a question that we will find the answer to among ourselves today.
It's too important to be put in the hands of a majority vote.
My thinking is generally along the same lines as Elmer's and Fermet's.
But as it is, I refuse to rely on my instinct on such an important decision.
I ask to abstain from deciding.
Szilard:
And when will you make your choice?
Huey:
Oh. Perhaps in a century or two.
Whenever, I don't think it will ever be too late for us, no?
Maiza:
Thank you, my kind brothers.
Then it is decided that for the time being, all knowledge concerning the Grand Panacea,
will remain solely with me.
Sylvie:
Gretto?
Maiza:
Gretto, I'm having second thoughts.
There is indeed some knowledge that ought to be kept from mankind.
There is great danger.
Not only will it sow discord among enemies, but also among people who love each other very much.
Brother, what do you mean?
The truth is that I am conflicted.
I'm afraid that I may be forced to devour Szilard.
Are he and I really so different?
Gretto:
Brother.
Maiza:
Listen, Gretto, if the immortals to come are good people, if they have it in their hearts to bring miracles to this world,
then the knowledge I possess is beyond any value.
And so, Gretto, I think it would be a wise decision for me to share half of this knowledge with my brother.
When you meet someone whom you trust, a truly good person, do not hesitate to come to me.
And if I am no longer of this world, I am certain that you will be able to attain the secret of the elixir,
by combining your abilities, and the knowledge I now give you.
Gretto:
I can't...
Please, it's too much for me to bear!
Maiza:
Gretto. There's no one else aboard this ship whom I could trust.
That is why I am asking you to accept this burden for me.
Your heart is pure.
This is our fate.
Gretto:
Brother...
Maiza:
Thank you.
Gretto:
Brother...
Elmer:
Don't do it, Maiza!
Maiza:
I... have no other choice.
Elmer:
You shouldn't do it, you can't do it.
Maiza:
Soon he will cur, I can't wait! {Note: I think he means he will turn on them, like a mongrel dog}
Elmer:
Someone's going to be the first to devour before long,
but you must not be the one who starts it!
Maiza:
He can't be trusted.
Elmer:
Smile, Maiza!
With all eternity before him, even that old man might change.
Maiza:
What is this?
Szilard:
Who would've thought I'd end up devouring a young girl.
Sylvie:
It was you?
Szilard:
My appetite should've declined years ago, and yet...
A voice inside of me keeps calling for your flesh.
Oh yes.
I can see why he was so taken with you.
Sylvie:
I don't...understand...
Gretto:
Stop... I beg you, Szilard. Please don't do it!
Szilard:
This is your punishment, Gretto.
It was not right for you to let him play favorites, with such unbelievable power.
Gretto:
Szilard... Please!
Szilard:
Sylvie, I'm happy!
Everyone's knowledge, everyone's feelings, everyone's desires.
There is no limit to what I want to know in this life!
I still want more!
I still haven't eaten my fill, Sylvie!
Sylvie:
You are the one, you took him.
Szilard:
You can curse your fate for having been born that man's younger brother.
But, do not worry. You will become one with me.
Sylvie:
You ate him, didn't you?!
Elmer:
Maiza...I...
Maiza:
Enough, Elmer! Let us find Szilard!
Szilard:
You didn't drink!
Szilard:
Damn you!
Nile:
Szilard, what you have done to our comrades on this journey is inexcusable, and can only be paid for with the ultimate price...
With your death!
Sylvie:
Maiza.
Elmer:
Sylvie.
Are you all right?
There, there. Come on and smile for me.
Ah, I guess not.
Well, I'm off to show that old man Szilard.
Sylvie:
Show him?
What could you possibly show that evil bastard?
Elmer:
That there's another way.
Sylvie:
Elmer!
Maiza:
There's nowhere to run!
Nothing to stay my hand now, Szilard.
Elmer:
Hey, Szilard!
Listen to me a moment!
Ow!
Maiza:
Elmer!
Szilard:
Maiza!
Maiza:
Elmer!
Devil:
What a strange way to get the old man's attention.
You are most unusual...
Fascinating...
I will grant you one wish.
Elmer:
What? An Arabian Genie?
Devil:
Yes, but you only get one wish, not three.
Elmer:
Alright devil, I've decided.
Sylvie:
Elmer.
Are you all right, Elmer?
Elmer:
What happened, where's Szilard?
Maiza:
He fell into the sea. I do not think he will be returning to the ship.
Elmer:
I see...
I thought I could change his mind.
Sylvie...
I know you don't want to, but please try to smile! Be happy, Sylvie!
Sylvie:
Oh, Elmer.
I truly did believe there was no other possibility.
Elmer:
So that's why...
But still, that doesn't mean I have to give up on you.
Sylvie:
Oh, Gretto...
Devil:
I never foresaw it starting this quickly.
It disturbs me that it looks like I am to blame.
But the human race is greedy.
Huey:
Why are you speaking with me?
Devil:
Because you were there.
We are both detached observers.
We might as well try to get along with each other.
Huey:
I am just an interested party, that is all.
Devil:
Birds of a feather, as they say.
I was certain this was going to be the time.
Huey:
What are you saying?
Devil:
Nothing at all. You might call it, sentiment.
Huey:
It's sounds as if you expected something from us.
Devil:
In time, perhaps.
After all, we're going to be together for a long while.
We'll meet each other again, to be sure.
Maiza:
It's risky turning the Runoratas against us.
But you could say, this Gustavo character is not a very formidable opponent to have to face.
Ronnie:
I see.
Then, other than brushing away the sparks that fly at us, you want us to stay out of it. Is that it?
Maiza:
I don't foresee any problems.
Ronnie:
Now Maiza, I can sense the presence of Szilard looming very near to us, already.
Do you not sense it as well?
No matter.
Preview
Isaac:
Miria! It says Isaac and Miria unintentionally spread happiness around them!
Miria:
That's incredible, Isaac!
Isaac:
They've got the same names that we do!
Miria:
Weird, huh?
Isaac:
We'll have to spread happiness too, so we're not shown up by this Isaac and Miria!
Miria:
I'm not sure I get it, but it's incredible!
Who's there?!
Sylvie:
Gretto, you look so concerned, your brother?
Gretto:
I'm so scared, Sylvie!
What Maiza is trying to do.
It...
A devil summoned by alchemists ?
Immortal youth... Eternal life...
I'm not sure mankind.is ready for such things.
Sylvie:
I don't know...
But if it's a way to reveal the secrets of the Grand Panacea, then I don't think there is anything we can do about it.
Gretto:
Sylvie,
I'm not convinced that eternal life would be such a wonderful thing.
As long as I'm with you, I truly don't care when this life ends.
Sylvie:
If somehow I'm granted eternal life, then as long as I remain with you, I know there is nothing to be afraid of.
Gretto:
Sylvie.
Szilard:
You accept that man?!
Denkuro:
I have complete faith in Maiza.
Szilard:
It is absolutely heretical for an alchemist to summon a demon.
Viktor:
I'm surprised, I thought you were a scientist, but this?
Fermet:
Every alchemist's dream, is attaining the Grand Panacea.
If we must involve some devils, that is merely the price to pay for changing mankind's history.
Szilard:
Obviously it's a bunch of nonsense.
Fermet:
But what if it is possible?
Our friend Maiza, could be one of the greatest alchemists ever, like Synesius or Zosimus.
Elmer:
Everyone should smile!
Come on, smile!
Huey:
There's nothing to be afraid of.
Gretto:
Huey.
Huey:
That which is below, is like that which is above. {Note: This is a quote from the Emerald Tablet, which is seen as the foundation of alchemy by European alchemists.}
and that which is above, is like that which is below.
To do the miracles of one only thing.
Gretto:
And as all things have been and arose from one by the meditation of one,
so all things have their birth from this one thing by adaptation.
The sun is it's father, the moon it's mother.
Huey:
That is correct.
Everything is linked in one closed circle.
The devil that we learned growing up may not be evil after all.
When a true alchemist enters into the region of the black magician, everything becomes linked in one.
Gretto:
And none of this troubles you, does it?
Huey:
Troubled?
No, sir. I am much too fascinated by all of it.
Actual devils, and the Grand Panacea... people's lives will forever be changed.
As I live will change. I say, let it come!
Maiza:
Would you gather everyone together?
Man 1:
All we found were his clothes, there is no sign of Pierre.
Man 2:
Or Italo.
Italo is gone, too.
Man 1:
What is happening here?
Maiza:
The outcome of this ritual is uncertain.
Performing it may be the wrong choice for me, as well as everyone here.
It came from a man who once walked the same halls of xxx
This man, I never saw him age.
Or my grandfather before me.
This is because 300 years ago, he summoned before himself, a devil.
A devil who gave him the secret to the Grand Panacea.
He likely still walks among us.
Without having aged a day.
Obtaining the secrets possessed within the Grand Panacea is one of the ultimate desires of alchemy.
At this time I will perform the devil-con summoning ritual.
I wholeheartedly believe there is more to be gained in trying, than in being stubborn and refusing to move forward at all.
My brothers, I ask you to remain steadfast.
Denkuro, Gretto.
I summon thee here to this place!
Thou art my heaven's earth! The night of day!
Thou art the darkness of light! The goodness of the wicked!
Thou art the one who sees, and the one who is seen!
Thou art the creator of all destruction!
The lover of all men thou dost despise!
Devil:
Enough!
Sylvie:
What's going on in there?
Man 1:
I don't know! It's a monster!
There's something evil in there!
Man 2:
It's the devil! The voice of it was the devil for sure!
Sylvie:
And Gretto? Do you know what's happened to Gretto?!
Devil:
The words you use to summon me are nothing more than tedious trinkets.
I hear your words constantly.
Especially those who speak inside your heads.
The simple thought of my being, brings me instantly into your midst.
Well, no matter.
There is no need to call me by any name, much less "Devil".
But here I am. An impossibility to explain.
I already know what you are thinking.
You desire is to know the secrets to immortality, yes?
You alone I will tell how to create what you call the Grand Panacea.
Maiza:
But why only me?
Devil:
Drink this, and you will become immortal.
Drink, and you will know everything!
But first, you must drink.
You desire to stop the hands of time, old man?
Szilard:
Hardly that, I simply want to end this charade.
Nothing more than a fake!
Devil:
Perhaps this will help you believe.
Well, old man, how does it feel to be immortal?
Do not quarrel!
There is enough Grand Panacea for everyone!
I am nothing if not generous.
Gretto:
Brother.
Maiza:
To your health.
Devil:
There are certain conventions you must understand about immortality.
What if the time comes when you wish to die?
Seek out one of your friends and have them devour you.
Not in the traditional sense, but by their right hand.
They simply place their right hand on your head, and think "I wish to eat,"
you will be absorbed completely into them.
Your life will end.
And the devourer will inherit all of your knowledge and experiences.
Likewise, if you wish to give knowledge, place your right hand on the person's head, nothing more.
Furthermore,
I have made it that so those who drank may never use false names.
You must converse with your fellow immortals using your true names, or they will become lost to you for all eternity.
And if per chance you wish to learn how to prepare this elixir.
Simply ask the one who summoned me.
Szilard:
What are you thinking, Maiza?!
You're not going to share this knowledge?!
Maiza:
That's true, I have given this much thought throughout the evening.
It will end with us, nobody else must ever know it's secrets.
It's too powerful.
Szilard:
That is precisely why we must know how it is created!
Maiza:
I don't agree. My faith in mankind must not be as steadfast as yours.
Szilard:
Are you being sarcastic?
Maiza:
In no way, sir. These are my thoughts.
Elmer:
Kind sir, I am inclined to agree with Maiza on this one. In the end, I feel he is correct.
Szilard:
And how is that?
Elmer:
As I contemplate the truth of my new found immortality, it seems inside me, nothing has changed.
I'm more the same as ever.
My life will move forward without ever ending,
I feel no different from those who's lives will end.
There is a great sadness, I fear, somewhere in this endless future, midst all the joys I know will come my way.
But be that as it may, my instinct are telling me there is a great truth in the choice he's made.
This world will not withstand the weight of so many of us.
Szilard:
You are making no sense!
Elmer:
That may be true.
But with all due respect, I feel deep inside that it is right to abide with the decision of the one who has been given this knowledge.
Denkuro:
I agree with Elmer.
The decision should rest solely with Maiza.
Szilard:
You what?!
Gretto:
I support my brother's decision.
Sylvie:
Yes, and I will follow Maiza's choice as well.
Fermet:
It will always be possible to share this knowledge at a later time.
I think the only prudent choice is to wait and see what the future will bring us.
The decision rests solely with Maiza.
Chez:
If Fermet says it's right, then so do I.
Alchemist:
It's Maiza's choice.
Alchemist:
Maiza is correct.
Huey:
I will defer.
This is not a question that we will find the answer to among ourselves today.
It's too important to be put in the hands of a majority vote.
My thinking is generally along the same lines as Elmer's and Fermet's.
But as it is, I refuse to rely on my instinct on such an important decision.
I ask to abstain from deciding.
Szilard:
And when will you make your choice?
Huey:
Oh. Perhaps in a century or two.
Whenever, I don't think it will ever be too late for us, no?
Maiza:
Thank you, my kind brothers.
Then it is decided that for the time being, all knowledge concerning the Grand Panacea,
will remain solely with me.
Sylvie:
Gretto?
Maiza:
Gretto, I'm having second thoughts.
There is indeed some knowledge that ought to be kept from mankind.
There is great danger.
Not only will it sow discord among enemies, but also among people who love each other very much.
Brother, what do you mean?
The truth is that I am conflicted.
I'm afraid that I may be forced to devour Szilard.
Are he and I really so different?
Gretto:
Brother.
Maiza:
Listen, Gretto, if the immortals to come are good people, if they have it in their hearts to bring miracles to this world,
then the knowledge I possess is beyond any value.
And so, Gretto, I think it would be a wise decision for me to share half of this knowledge with my brother.
When you meet someone whom you trust, a truly good person, do not hesitate to come to me.
And if I am no longer of this world, I am certain that you will be able to attain the secret of the elixir,
by combining your abilities, and the knowledge I now give you.
Gretto:
I can't...
Please, it's too much for me to bear!
Maiza:
Gretto. There's no one else aboard this ship whom I could trust.
That is why I am asking you to accept this burden for me.
Your heart is pure.
This is our fate.
Gretto:
Brother...
Maiza:
Thank you.
Gretto:
Brother...
Elmer:
Don't do it, Maiza!
Maiza:
I... have no other choice.
Elmer:
You shouldn't do it, you can't do it.
Maiza:
Soon he will cur, I can't wait! {Note: I think he means he will turn on them, like a mongrel dog}
Elmer:
Someone's going to be the first to devour before long,
but you must not be the one who starts it!
Maiza:
He can't be trusted.
Elmer:
Smile, Maiza!
With all eternity before him, even that old man might change.
Maiza:
What is this?
Szilard:
Who would've thought I'd end up devouring a young girl.
Sylvie:
It was you?
Szilard:
My appetite should've declined years ago, and yet...
A voice inside of me keeps calling for your flesh.
Oh yes.
I can see why he was so taken with you.
Sylvie:
I don't...understand...
Gretto:
Stop... I beg you, Szilard. Please don't do it!
Szilard:
This is your punishment, Gretto.
It was not right for you to let him play favorites, with such unbelievable power.
Gretto:
Szilard... Please!
Szilard:
Sylvie, I'm happy!
Everyone's knowledge, everyone's feelings, everyone's desires.
There is no limit to what I want to know in this life!
I still want more!
I still haven't eaten my fill, Sylvie!
Sylvie:
You are the one, you took him.
Szilard:
You can curse your fate for having been born that man's younger brother.
But, do not worry. You will become one with me.
Sylvie:
You ate him, didn't you?!
Elmer:
Maiza...I...
Maiza:
Enough, Elmer! Let us find Szilard!
Szilard:
You didn't drink!
Szilard:
Damn you!
Nile:
Szilard, what you have done to our comrades on this journey is inexcusable, and can only be paid for with the ultimate price...
With your death!
Sylvie:
Maiza.
Elmer:
Sylvie.
Are you all right?
There, there. Come on and smile for me.
Ah, I guess not.
Well, I'm off to show that old man Szilard.
Sylvie:
Show him?
What could you possibly show that evil bastard?
Elmer:
That there's another way.
Sylvie:
Elmer!
Maiza:
There's nowhere to run!
Nothing to stay my hand now, Szilard.
Elmer:
Hey, Szilard!
Listen to me a moment!
Ow!
Maiza:
Elmer!
Szilard:
Maiza!
Maiza:
Elmer!
Devil:
What a strange way to get the old man's attention.
You are most unusual...
Fascinating...
I will grant you one wish.
Elmer:
What? An Arabian Genie?
Devil:
Yes, but you only get one wish, not three.
Elmer:
Alright devil, I've decided.
Sylvie:
Elmer.
Are you all right, Elmer?
Elmer:
What happened, where's Szilard?
Maiza:
He fell into the sea. I do not think he will be returning to the ship.
Elmer:
I see...
I thought I could change his mind.
Sylvie...
I know you don't want to, but please try to smile! Be happy, Sylvie!
Sylvie:
Oh, Elmer.
I truly did believe there was no other possibility.
Elmer:
So that's why...
But still, that doesn't mean I have to give up on you.
Sylvie:
Oh, Gretto...
Devil:
I never foresaw it starting this quickly.
It disturbs me that it looks like I am to blame.
But the human race is greedy.
Huey:
Why are you speaking with me?
Devil:
Because you were there.
We are both detached observers.
We might as well try to get along with each other.
Huey:
I am just an interested party, that is all.
Devil:
Birds of a feather, as they say.
I was certain this was going to be the time.
Huey:
What are you saying?
Devil:
Nothing at all. You might call it, sentiment.
Huey:
It's sounds as if you expected something from us.
Devil:
In time, perhaps.
After all, we're going to be together for a long while.
We'll meet each other again, to be sure.
Maiza:
It's risky turning the Runoratas against us.
But you could say, this Gustavo character is not a very formidable opponent to have to face.
Ronnie:
I see.
Then, other than brushing away the sparks that fly at us, you want us to stay out of it. Is that it?
Maiza:
I don't foresee any problems.
Ronnie:
Now Maiza, I can sense the presence of Szilard looming very near to us, already.
Do you not sense it as well?
No matter.
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Isaac:
Miria! It says Isaac and Miria unintentionally spread happiness around them!
Miria:
That's incredible, Isaac!
Isaac:
They've got the same names that we do!
Miria:
Weird, huh?
Isaac:
We'll have to spread happiness too, so we're not shown up by this Isaac and Miria!
Miria:
I'm not sure I get it, but it's incredible!