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     "condMessage": "Unlock after clearing a certain quest in Servant Summer Camp! - Chaldea's Thriller Night and reach Bond Level 5",
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+    "comment": "Summertime Lovers: EX\n\n\"I shall kill those who I love...my Sigurd.\"\n\nEven if her predetermined fate assigned to her Heroic Spirit is unchanged, Brynhild in the summer can act innocently and feign ignorance to enjoy frolicking and flirt with her Sigurd during the day...until the impending tragic nighttime.\nIt's a specialized skill that applies the power of the Primordial Rune.",
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     "condMessage": "Unlock after clearing a certain quest in Servant Summer Camp! - Chaldea's Thriller Night and reach Bond Level 5",
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+    "comment": "So here's what happened:\nBecause her Spirit Origin was forcefully changed numerous times using her Primordial Runes, Brynhild may have been able to happily spend time with her love during the day, but at night her murderous instincts swelled exponentially than her normal Spirit Origin usually harbored, and Brynhild killed her beloved Sigurd.\nAnd Sigurd readily accepted his nightly fate.\n\nOriginally this Spirit Origin transformation was suggested by Sigurd, who wanted to grant Brynhild's wish to \"spend just a few days without being engulfed with the desire to kill.\" But ultimately Sigurd coming in contact with her caused her desire to kill (love) to swell so much that there was concern of her going berserk at one point.\nAnd while Master and Sigurd were able to diffuse her before she went berserk, the two lovers found that they were destined to never be together.\nIt's a Spirit Origin that was meant to last for a fleeting moment over the summer.\n\n\"You are lovely in this Spirit Origin, but it's the normal you that I love.\"\n...is what Sigurd supposedly said to her at the end of summer.\n\nThe words of her loved one made Brynhild smile.\nAnd while she smiled, she slightly cried.",
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