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+＄01-00-07-10-2-0
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+[soundStopAll]
+[bgm BGM_EVENT_11 0.1]
+[charaSet A 8001002 1 Mash]
+[charaSet B 98003000 1 "Dr. Roman"]
+[charaSet C 98106200 1 Merlin]
+[charaSet D 3027000 1 Ana]
+[charaSet E 98002000 1 Fou]
+
+[scene 28700]
+[fadein black 2.0]
+[wait fade]
+
+[charaTalk A]
+[charaFace A 0]
+[charaFadein A 0.4 1]
+＠Mash
+So this is Mt. Ebih... Looking up from the base, it seems steeper than the other mountains.
+[k]
+
+＠Mash
+But it looks like proper paths have been built.[sr]I was expecting to have to climb up sheer cliffs.
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout A 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk B]
+[communicationCharaLoop 98003003 1 5 0 0]
+＠Dr. Roman
+Yeah. Mt. Ebih was the tallest magical summit[line 2]or rather, spiritual mountain[line 2]in Sumer.
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+Even An, the greatest of the Sumerian gods, feared it. His daughter Inanna was obsessed with it, however, and to her he said this:
+[k]
+
+[communicationCharaFace 3]
+＠Dr. Roman
+“Ebih is a fertile mountain. Its blessings are great, and it is deep.”
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+“My dear Inanna. Only a fool would disobey Mt. Ebih.”
+[k]
+
+[communicationCharaClear]
+[wait communicationChara]
+
+[charaTalk C]
+[charaFace C 1]
+[charaFadein C 0.1 1]
+＠Merlin
+Yes. And that warning angered Inanna[line 2]that is, Ishtar[line 2]even more.
+[k]
+
+＠Merlin
+Ishtar took all her weapons, and headed for Mt. Ebih, bringing a storm behind her.
+[k]
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+＠Merlin
+She tore apart the mountain as she walked along its edge towards its center.
+[k]
+
+＠Merlin
+Of course, it was a spiritual mountain that even the gods feared. Ferocious creatures, volcanoes, rivers, and cold winds struck at her.
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout C 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk D]
+[charaFace D 4]
+[charaFadein D 0.1 1]
+＠Ana
+And each time, Ishtar complained.
+[k]
+
+＠Ana
+“Toxic mist, raining boulders, burning lava![sr]I can't believe it! What kind of welcome is this?”
+[k]
+
+＠Ana
+In her mind, the fact that she was the one trying to destroy the mountain didn't matter at all. She is mankind's oldest example of victim-blaming!
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout D 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk E]
+[charaFace E 0]
+[charaFadein E 0.1 1]
+＠Fou
+Foou...
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout E 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk B]
+[communicationCharaLoop 98003003 1 5 0 3]
+＠Dr. Roman
+Mt. Ebih's mistake is that it didn't send all its disasters at once. It kept hoping the next thing it did would get her to leave.
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+It sent its storms out bit by bit. Now, Ishtar was selfish, but adversity only made her stronger.
+[k]
+
+[communicationCharaFace 0]
+＠Dr. Roman
+At last she reached the top of Mt. Ebih,
+[k]
+
+[communicationCharaFace 3]
+＠Dr. Roman
+“And the goddess grabbed Mt. Ebih by the neck, and stabbed her blade deep into its body.”
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+“Mt. Ebih fell apart, its huge body sliding down like a drop of water.”
+[k]
+
+[communicationCharaFace 0]
+＠Dr. Roman
+Mt. Ebih collapsed to half its original size, and Ishtar's aspect as a goddess of war became common knowledge.
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+What's interesting is that through all that, Ishtar didn't use her bow.
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+In fact, she took the trouble to walk all the way up to the summit and drive a lance into it.
+[k]
+
+？1：She... She walked...
+？2：Drove... her lance...
+
+？！
+
+[communicationCharaClear]
+[wait communicationChara]
+
+[charaTalk A]
+[charaFace A 8]
+[charaFadein A 0.1 1]
+＠Mash
+...I know it's too late, but I'm a little worried.[sr]Can we really talk to a goddess like that?
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout A 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk C]
+[charaFace C 1]
+[charaFadein C 0.1 1]
+＠Merlin
+Well, let's believe in King Gilgamesh's secret plan.[sr]He's probably feeling overwhelmingly low about now...
+[k]
+
+？1：I wish he'd negotiate himself...
+
+？！
+
+[charaFace C 0]
+＠Merlin
+That's a bad idea. Ishtar would never agree to King Gilgamesh's demands.
+[k]
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+＠Merlin
+He can't neglect his kingly duties, anyway. Not because of psychological reasons, but from the sheer amount of work.
+[k]
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+＠Merlin
+He's handling the leadership and military command of not only Uruk, but all of Mesopotamia.
+[k]
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+＠Merlin
+There's also preparations to be made for when the Northern Wall falls, and when Gorgon attacks.
+[k]
+
+＠Merlin
+There's not much hope to get his help in battle during this Singularity. Even now, he's more at risk of dying from overwork than he would be in battle.
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout C 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk B]
+[communicationCharaLoop 98003003 1 5 0 4]
+＠Dr. Roman
+That's true... I keep forgetting, but King Gilgamesh is from this era.
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+He's got a vast amount of magical energy, but he's not as sturdy as a Servant. We can't put him through too much.
+[k]
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+[communicationCharaClear]
+[wait communicationChara]
+
+[charaTalk D]
+[charaFace D 0]
+[charaFadein D 0.1 1]
+＠Ana
+...A king doesn't fight anyway.[sr]Those kings who do fight are weird.
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout D 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk C]
+[charaFace D 0]
+[charaFadein D 0.1 0]
+[charaFace C 2]
+[charaFadein C 0.1 2]
+＠Merlin
+Ana, you shouldn't say that.[sr]Or some very complicated people might complain!
+[k]
+
+[charaFadeout D 0.1]
+[charaFadeout C 0.1]
+
+[charaTalk B]
+[communicationCharaLoop 98003003 1 5 0 3]
+＠Dr. Roman
+Yes, yes. It's a very serious “too many kings” problem.
+[k]
+
+[bgmStop BGM_EVENT_11 0.3]
+[wt 0.4]
+[bgm BGM_EVENT_3 0.1]
+[communicationCharaFace 5]
+＠Dr. Roman
+Anyway, guys, enemies sighted!
+[k]
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+＠Dr. Roman
+They're probably demonic statues placed by Ishtar to guard the mountain.
+[k]
+
+＠Dr. Roman
+Each one has the magical energy of an A-ranked Servant! Stay sharp and engage them!
+[k]
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+
+[messageOff]
+[fadeout black 0.5]
+[bgmStop BGM_EVENT_3 0.4]
+[wait fade]
+[soundStopAll]
+[end]