Female Kana/Supports

C Support

 * Avatar: Oh, Kana. Are you carrying that box for someone?
 * Kana: Yep, sure am!
 * Avatar: It looks heavy. Here, let me help you.
 * Kana: Ah, no! I'm fine! I can do it! You're really busy anyways, right? And I'm being paid to do this, so I've got to do it myself. I need the money, Papa!
 * Avatar: Wait, what's this about money?
 * Kana: Ah---um...well... I've been doing little favors like this for people to earn a little spending money...
 * Avatar: Why? Is there something you wanted to buy?
 * Kana: You know. Just things.
 * Avatar: Kana?
 * Kana: I've got to go now, Papa! Just forget I said anything, OK?
 * Avatar: What? You know I can't do that.
 * Kana: B-but you have to!
 * Avatar: Kana... You've never tried hiding something from me before. What's going on?
 * Kana: ...I can't tell you...
 * Avatar: Kana...
 * Kana: A-anyways, I need to deliver this box, so I'll see you later!
 * Avatar: Why would she be hiding something from me...?

B Support

 * Kana: La la la la la la I finally bought it! Yay!
 * Avatar: Kana.
 * Kana: P-papa!
 * Avatar: Why did you go into town by yourself? Were you shopping for something?
 * Kana: U-um...
 * Avatar: ...I'll take that as a yes. What did you buy? Was it the thing you've been saving up for?
 * Kana: Well...
 * Avatar: *sigh* I know that sometimes you might want to keep things to yourself. So I won't force you to tell me what you bought. But I hope you will when you think the time is right. OK?
 * Kana: ...
 * Avatar: Maybe I'm overreacting, but I feel like we need to be open with each other. I don't want us to drift apart. Do you understand?


 * Kana: I'm sorry, Papa! I wasn't trying to make you sad! I just wanted to surprise you.
 * Avatar: Huh? What do you mean?
 * Kana: Heehee. Well... I wanted to give you this, Papa! Here, take it!
 * Avatar: A ring?
 * Kana: Yep! I heard that people in royal families were sometimes called ring-givers! So I thought it would be nice for you to receive a ring for once!
 * Avatar: Oh, Kana.
 * Kana: I couldn't buy a very expensive one, but I thought this one would look good on you. I wanted to tell you how grateful I am for everything you've done for me. And I wanted it to be a surprise... I'm sorry.
 * Avatar: Ah, that explains everything. Thank you, Kana. You worked really hard to buy me this ring, didn't you? I'm sorry for making you feel so bad and ruining your surprise.
 * Kana: So you're not sad anymore?
 * Avatar: Just the opposite! You've made me so happy. I love you very much, Kana.
 * Kana: Heehee, Yay! I love you too, Papa!

A Support

 * Avatar: Hey, Kana. Can you come here for a moment?
 * Kana: Papa! What's up?
 * Avatar: Well, the ring you gave me made me so happy, I wanted to thank you for it again.
 * Kana: Heehee. Is that the reason you've been smiling so much? You're very welcome!
 * Avatar: I've had a lot of people asking me that lately. Have I really been smiling that much?
 * Kana: Yep! You should see it! You've got the biggest, goofiest grin, Papa!
 * Avatar: Hahaha. Maybe I should find a mirror... Ah... anyways, I wanted to see you because I thought I should give you a gift in return.
 * Kana: Really?! A present? For me?! What is it, Papa? What is it?!
 * Avatar: Well, since you got me a ring, I figured it would be nice to return the favor.
 * Kana: Ooooooh! Wow wow! It's so sparkly! But I think it's a little big for me. Look! It slips right off!
 * Avatar: Oh, don't worry. I got you a bigger ring because someday you'll grow into it. And until you do, we can do this...
 * Kana: Oh! You turned it into a necklace!
 * Avatar: Now you can wear it until you're big enough for it to fit on your finger.
 * Kana: Thanks, Papa!
 * Avatar: Aghhhh! Don't jump at me like that! You'll scare me.
 * Kana: Heehee. Sorry! I can't wait to grow up! Necklaces are nice but I want to wear rings like you, Papa!
 * Avatar: I'm sure it will look beautiful on you, Kana.
 * Kana: Me too! But... will we still be this close, even when I'm all grown up?
 * Avatar: Of course. We're family. And family sticks together.
 * Kana: OK, Papa! I'll take that as a promise.

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Mama!
 * Felicia: Hello, Kana. What can I do for you?
 * Kana: I picked some flowers for you, Mama! They're yellow! Like the sun
 * Felicia: Oh, my, thank you! These daisies are beautiful!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Felicia:  Of course. I love them. But may I ask why you've been bringing me so many flowers lately?
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at the flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile.
 * Felicia: Heehee, I'm glad you remembered that. You're a very attentive young girl... but grateful as I am, I do have one small favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Felicia: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, it hurts them, and they start to wither away. So I think it would be better if you didn't pick the poor little things for now on.
 * Kana: Oh no! You mean I've been hurting them? I'm so sorry, flowers! It was an accident! I've been such a big meanie...
 * Felicia: It's OK, Kana. I'm sure the flowers will forgive you. You just need to promise to leave them be now, OK?
 * Kana: OK! B-but... how will I show you all the neat flowers that I find, then?
 * Felicia: Oh, dear... I'm not sure. Hmm... Next time you see a pretty flower, come and find me. Then we can go see it together! How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't bee too busy?
 * Felica: Of course not! I'd love to go with you.
 * Kana: Yay! OK, then, We'll go see all the pretty flowers together. That's a promise, Mama!

B Support

 * Kana:  La la lalala-la-la ♪ And now it's Mama time!
 * Felica: Heehee. Well, you're in a good mood! I think I'm even starting to catch it.
 * Kana: Of course I am! I found us the best flowers to go look at! You'll love them, mama. I'm sure of it. Oh! There they are! Over there.
 * Felicia: Ooh! They're adorable. And such a pretty shade of pink.
 * Kana:  Aren't they? I love them! Them reminded me of you, Mama.
 * Felica: Wh-what?! O-of m-m-me?! P-please---don't tease me! I'm not pretty enough to be one of those... But...um...it is very sweet of you to say. If also a little embarrassing...
 * Kana: Heehee. I love flowers, but I love your smile even more!
 * Felica: Ah! Stop it! I'm so embarrassed I could die. But, you know, I think YOUR smile is even lovelier.
 * Kana: Really? Yay!
 * Felica: Oh, I just remembered: I have something I wanted to show you.
 * Kana: Is it something good? What is it? What is it, Mama? I have to know!
 * Felicia: Heehee, clam down! I don't have it with me, but it's a---
 * Kana: Ah, Wait---no! Never mind! I don't want to spoil the surprise!
 * Felica: Oh, good idea. I guess I'll just have to keep it a secret until next time.
 * Kana: Yay! I can't wait!

A Support

 * Kana: Hey, Mama! Did you have that thing you wanted to show me?
 * Felicia: I've got it right here, Kana. Go on, open it
 * Kana: Wow! This is such a big book! And look at all the flowers! Where did you get them?
 * Felicia: These are all of the ones you've been bringing me. I dried them out and pressed them between the pages to keep them safe. I figured it was the perfect way for me to preserve all your little gifts.
 * Kana: This is amazing! Really, really amazing! Oh! And look! These are the daisies I gave you the other day! I hadn't realized how many flowers I'd given you.
 * Felicia: Heehee. I was surprised too, when I was looking through it earlier. It didn't seem like so many when I was making it.
 * Kana: Oh, Mama... Thank you for taking such good care of the flowers I gave you.
 * Felicia: No, Kana, I should be the one thanking YOU... You have no idea how much comfort these have brought me. Each time I see one, I remember the moment you gave it to me. It's like having a book full of wonderful memories!
 * Kana: You're welcome! I'm glad you liked them so much.
 * Felicia:  You know, we didn't pick those flowers we saw the other day... But I think we'll hang on to that memory for a long time, regardless. And I hope we'll have many, many more memories like it. How about you?
 * Kana: Me too, Mama! I love you so much!
 * Felicia:  And I love you too, Kana!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Hey, Mama!
 * Hinoka: Yeah, Kana? What is it?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow like the sun!
 * Hinoka: Oh, thank you, Kana. They're very pretty.
 * Kana: Do you like them?
 * Hinoka: I do. But what's gotten into you lately? You seem to be bringing me an awful lot of flowers these days.
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Hinoka: Haha. I think I remember that too. You've got a good memory, Kana. I'm glad you've held on to that. But I have a request for you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Hinoka: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, it hurts them, and they start to wither away. You should never take a life if it's not necessary. Even a flower's life.
 * Kana: Oh no! I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm sorry, flowers!
 * Hinoka: Don't worry, Kana. I'm sure the flowers will forgive you. The important thing is that you don't pick any more of them, OK?
 * Kana: OK! B-but...if I don't do that, then how can I show you the neat flowers I find?
 * Hinoka: Hm. Next time you find some, come and get me. Then we can go and look at them together. How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Hinoka: Me? Too busy for you? Never!
 * Kana: OK, then it's a deal! We'll go look at all the pretty flowers together! That's a promise, Mama!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Hey, Mama!
 * Sakura: Kana? What's wrong?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow like the sun!
 * Sakura: Oh, thank you! These daisies are beautiful!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Sakura: I love them. But what's gotten into you lately? You've been bringing me an awful lot of flowers.
 * Kana: I just remembered that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much when we did. And I think your smile is the best, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile more!
 * Sakura: Oh, that's so sweet! But... I do have a favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Sakura: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, it hurts them, and they wither away and die.
 * Kana: Oh no! I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm sorry, flowers! I've been such a big meanie!
 * Sakura: Don't worry, Kana. I'm sure the flowers know you weren't trying to hurt them. You just need to promise not to pick any more flowers, OK?
 * Kana: OK! But... if I do that, then how can I show you all the neat flowers I find?
 * Sakura: Hmmm... How about if you find some, you come and get me. Then we can go look at them together! How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Sakura: Of course not! I'm never too busy for you.
 * Kana: OK, then it's a deal!

B Support
A Support
 * Kana: La lalala-la la ♪ And now it's Mama time!
 * Sakura: Aw. You look so happy, Kana!
 * Kana: Of course I'm happy! I just found some great flowers for us to go look at! You're going to love them. I'm sure of it! Look! There they are, Mama!
 * Sakura: Oh, you were right. These are so pretty!
 * Kana: Yup! And they're cherry blossoms! Just like you, Mama!
 * Sakura: Oh, Kana. You're so sweet!
 * Kana: Those flowers might be pretty, but I think you're even prettier!
 * Sakura: Is that so? Well, I think your smiles are even prettier than that!
 * Kana: Really? Yay!
 * Sakura: Oh, that reminds me: I have something to show you.
 * Kana: Oooh, is it something good? Can I see it right now?
 * Sakura: Teehee, calm down. I don't have it right now, but it's—
 * Kana: Ah! Wait! Don't tell me! I want to be surprised!
 * Sakura: All right, then. I'll keep it safe until we can sit down and look at it together.
 * Kana: Mama, I'm here! Where's that thing you wanted to show me?
 * Sakura: Hello, Kana. It's right over here. Take a look.
 * Kana: Oh wow! This is such a big book! And look at all these flowers! Where did you find them?
 * Sakura: These are all the flowers you've been bringing me. I dried them out and pressed them between the pages to preserve them. I figured it would be the perfect way for me to keep your little gifts safe.
 * Kana: This is amazing! Like, really, really amazing! I hadn't realized how many flowers I'd brought you. Look! There are the yellow daisies I gave you the other day! Mama, thank you for taking such good care of them. This makes me so happy!
 * Sakura: And thank YOU for bringing them to me! I'll cherish them for a long time to come.
 * Kana: You're welcome!
 * Sakura: You know, we didn't pick those cherry blossoms we saw the other day... But we did make some nice memories when we went to go look at them. I want us to have many, many more memories like them. How about you?
 * Kana: Me too! I love you so much, Mama!
 * Sakura: I love you too, Kana.

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Mama!
 * Reina: Kana? What's the matter?
 * Kana: I picked some flowers for you, Mama! Look! They're pretty yellow daisies!
 * Reina: You did? Aw, how lovely. Thank you very much.
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Reina: I do. You sure do seem to like bringing me flowers, you know.
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Reina: You're so thoughtful, Kana. But... can I ask you a favor?
 * Kana: Anything, Mama! What do you need?
 * Reina: Well, flowers are living things, just like you and me. And picking them causes them to wither away and die. We don't show mercy to our enemies on the battlefield, but flowers are innocent. And we never hurt innocents, OK?
 * Kana: Oh no! You mean I've been hurting them this whole time?! I'm sorry, flowers! I didn't mean to! I've been such a big meanie...
 * Reina: It's OK, Kana. I'm sure the flowers would forgive you. You just have to promise not to pick any more, OK?
 * Kana: OK! But then how will I show you all the neat flowers I find?


 * Reina: Not a problem! Next time you see some, just come and find me. We can go look at them together!
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Reina: Never for you, dear.
 * Kana: OK! I'll take that as a promise, Mama. A promise!
 * Reina: Haha. All right, then. I promise.

B Support

 * Kana: La lalala-la la ♪ And now it's Mama time!
 * Reina: Heehee. You certainly seem excited today.
 * Kana: Of course I'm excited! I found the best flowers for us to go see! You're going to love them, I'm sure of it! Oh! There they are, Mama!
 * Reina: What a lovely, deep shade of blue. They look so peaceful.
 * Kana: Don't they? They reminded me of you, Mama!
 * Reina: What? Me? I can't remember the last time someone told me something like that. It's little embarrassing, but thank you, Kana.
 * Kana: Heehee. Those flowers are pretty, but your smiles are even prettier!
 * Reina: My... You're just full of flattery today. Well, you know what? Your smiles are a hundred times prettier than mine!
 * Kana: Really? Yay!
 * Reina: Mm, that reminds me: I have something I wanted to show you later.
 * Kana: Ooh! What is it? Is it good?
 * Reina: It is! It's not here, but you'll really like it. It's a—
 * Kana: Wait! Never mind! Don't spoil the surprise!
 * Reina: Haha. OK. I suppose I'll just have to keep it a secret until next time.
 * Kana: Oh boy! I can't wait!

A Support

 * Kana: Hey, Mama! Where is that thing you wanted to show me?
 * Reina: Hello, Kana. It's right here. Take a look.
 * Kana: Oh, wow! What a big book! And look at all these flowers! Where did you get them?
 * Reina: These are all the ones you've been bringing me. I dried them out and pressed them between the pages to keep them safe. I figured it was the perfect place for me to keep all your little gifts.
 * Kana: This is amazing! Like, super amazing! Oh! And look! These are the daisies I gave you the other day! I hadn't realized how many flowers I'd given you.
 * Reina: Heehee... It wasn't easy at first. The ones at the front didn't come out so well. But I think those daisies are some of my best work yet.
 * Kana: Oh, Mama... Thank you for taking such good care of the flowers I gave you.
 * Reina: No, Kana, thank you for bringing me so many little treasures.
 * Kana: You're welcome!
 * Reina: You know, we didn't pick those flowers we saw the other day. But I think we'll hang on to that memory for a long time to come. I hope we have many more just like that. How about you?
 * Kana: Me too! I love you, Mama!
 * Reina: And I love you too, Kana!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Hey, Mama!
 * Scarlet: Yes? What is it, Kana?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow, like the sun!
 * Scarlet: Oh! Thank you!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Scarlet: Of course I do. But what's got into you? You've been bringing me a lot of flowers.
 * Kana: I just remembered that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Scarlet: Heh... that's very observant of you, Kana. But I do have a favor to ask you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Scarlet: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, they can't eat or drink anymore, and they die. Flowers are defenseless little things. And we never harm the defenseless, OK?
 * Kana: Oh no! I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm so sorry, flowers! I've been such a big meanie...
 * Scarlet: Don't worry, Kana. I'm sure the flowers know you weren't trying to hurt them. You just need to promise not to pick any more, OK?
 * Kana: OK! But... if I do that, then how can I show you all the neat flowers I find?
 * Scarlet: Hmmm... Next time you find some, come and get me. Then we can go look at them together. How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Scarlet: You think I'd ever be too busy for an adventure with my little Kana? Never!
 * Kana: OK, it's a deal then, Mama!

B Support

 * Kana: La la lalala-la-la ♪ And now it's Mama time!
 * Scarlet: Oy, Kana! I know you're excited, but you'll hurt yourself skipping around like that.
 * Kana: But I'm so happy! I found some great flowers for us to go look at! You're going to love them, I'm sure of it! Look, there they are, Mama!
 * Scarlet: Oh, these are interesting. Bloodred. Not dainty little things, either. Strong.
 * Kana: Yeah! They reminded me of you, Mama.
 * Scarlet: Haha! I've never been compared to a flower before! I think I like it, actually. It's nice. Thanks, Kana.
 * Kana: Heehee! You're welcome! I might love flowers, but I love your smiles even more!
 * Scarlet: Oh? Well, I love YOUR smiles even more than that!
 * Kana: Really? Yay!
 * Scarlet: Oh, that reminds me. I have something to show you.
 * Kana: Oooh, is it something good? Can I see it right now? What is it?
 * Scarlet: Now, now. Calm down. I don't have it right now, but it's--
 * Kana: Ah! Wait! Don't tell me! That way I'll be even more surprised when you have it.
 * Scarlet: Good point. Well, then, I guess you're in for a surprise!
 * Kana: Oh boy! I can't wait!

A Support

 * Kana: Mama, I'm here! Where is that thing you wanted to show me?
 * Scarlet: Here you go. Come on, don't be shy. Open it.
 * Kana: Oh wow! What a big book! And look at all these flowers! Where did you get them?
 * Scarlet: These are all of the flowers you've been bringing me! I dried and pressed them in this book to preserve them. It seemed like the perfect way for me to keep all your little gifts safe.
 * Kana: This is amazing! Like, really, really amazing! I hadn't realized how many flowers I'd brought you. Look! There are the yellow daisies I gave you the other day!
 * Scarlet: At first I thought I'd use them to decorate my weapons and armor... But I figured they'd just get torn up, and it seemed like such a waste. So I started putting them in this book, and before I knew it I'd filled it up!
 * Kana: Thank you for taking such a good care of them. It makes me so happy!
 * Scarlet: What are you talking about? I'm the one who should be thanking you. Your flowers have given me more peace than anything else in this war. Every time I look at one, I see perfectly in my mind the moment you gave it to me. Thank you, Kana.
 * Kana: Wow! Really? I had no idea you liked them so much. You're welcome!
 * Scarlet: You know, we didn't pick those flowers we saw the other day... But we did manage to make some nice memories, huh? I hope we have many, many more just like them.
 * Kana: Me too! I love you so much, Mama!
 * Scarlet: I love you too, Kana.

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Hey Mama!
 * Camilla: Yes, my darling Kana? What is it?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow like the sun!
 * Camilla: Oh, thank you, my dear! These daisies are beautiful!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Camilla: I love them! But what's gotten into you lately? You've been bringing me so many flowers.
 * Kana: I just remembered that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!


 * Camilla: Ah! How adorable! Oh, my precious little Kana-bun, that's so sweet of you. But...I do have a favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Camilla: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, they get hurt and wither away.
 * Kana: Oh no! I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm sorry, flowers! I didn't mean to be such a big meanie...
 * Camilla: Don't worry, Kana. I'm sure the flowers know you weren't trying to hurt them. You just need to promise not to pick any more, OK?


 * Kana: OK! But...if I do that, then how can I show you all the neat flowers I find?
 * Camilla: Hmmm... Next time you find some, come and get me. Then we can go off and look at them together. How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really: You won't be too busy?
 * Camilla: I'm never too busy for an adventure with you!
 * Kana: OK, then it's a deal! Heehee.

B Support

 * Kana: La la lalala-la-la ♪ And now it's Mama time!
 * Camilla: Aww. You look so happy, Kana!
 * Kana: Of course I'm happy! I just found some great flowers for us to go look at! You're going to love them. I know it! Look! There they are, Mama!
 * Camilla: Ooh. They're very...alluring. Sensual, even. But dangerous. Like nightshade.
 * Kana: They're so pretty. They reminded me of you, Mama!
 * Camilla: Aw. I've been compared to a flower many times, but it's never made me so happy. No praise is higher than Kana praise! Thank you, honey. Heehee.
 * Kana: Of course, Mama! Flowers are pretty, but your smiles are even prettier!
 * Camilla: Oh? Well I think your smiles are even prettier than mine!
 * Kana: Really? Yayyy!
 * Camilla: Oh, that reminds me: I have something to show you.
 * Kana: Oooh. is it something good? Can I see it right now?
 * Camilla: Heehee. Calm down. I don't have it right now, but it's---
 * Kana: Ah! Wait! Don't tell me! I don't want to spoil the surprise.
 * Camilla: OK, OK. I'll just keep it safe until we can sit down and look at it together, then.
 * Kana: Oh boy! I can't wait!

A Support

 * Kana: Mama, I'm here! Where is that thing you wanted to show me?
 * Camilla: Hello, Kana. It's right over here. Come look.
 * Kana: Oh wow! This is such a big book! And look at all these flowers! Where did you get them?
 * Camilla: These are all the flowers you've been bringing me. I dried them out and pressed them between the pages to preserve them. I thought it would be the perfect way for me to keep all your little gifts safe.
 * Kana: Wow! This is amazing! Like, really, really, really amazing! I hadn't realized how many flowers I'd brought you. Look! There are the yellow daisies I gave you the other day! Mama, thank you for taking such good care of the flowers I gave you.
 * Camilla: And thank you for giving them to me! I'll cherish them for a long time to come.
 * Kana: You're welcome!
 * Camilla: You know, we didn't pick those flowers we saw the other day... But we did manage to make some nice memories. I hope we have many, many more memories like them. How about you?
 * Kana: Me too! I love you so much, Mama!
 * Camilla: I love you too, Kana.

With Elise (Mother)
C Support
 * Kana: Mama! Hey, Mama!
 * Elise: Hey, Kana! How's my little gumdrop?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow like the sun!
 * Elise: Wow wow! They're beautiful!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Elise: Of course I do! I love love love your flowers! But you've sure been bringing me a lot of flowers lately, Kana. What's got into you?
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Elise: Oh gosh! My little cutie! How sweet! But I do have a teensy-weensy itty-bitty tiny-winy favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Elise: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things just like us? This means that wen you pick them, you're actually hurting them.
 * Kana: Oh no! I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm sorry, flowers!
 * Elise: It's OK, Kana. I'm sure the flowers will forgive you, just so long as you're sorry. You just need to promise not to pick any more flowers, OK?


 * Kana: OK! B-but...if I do that, then how can I show you the pretty flowers I find?
 * Elise: Hmmm... How about if you find some, you come and get me. Then we can go see them together! How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Elise: I'm never too busy for you, sweetiechums.


 * Kana: OK, it's a deal! We'll go look at all the nice flowers together! That's a promise, Mama!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Mama!
 * Peri: Oh, Kana. What's the matter?
 * Kana: I picked some flowers for you, mama! They're yellow, just like the sun!
 * Peri: Oh wow! These are so pretty! Thankyou thankyou thankyou!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Peri: Of Course! Hmm...you sure do seem to like bring me lots of flowers...
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Peri: So that's why! Heehee...you're the best, Kana. But... can I ask you a teensy-weensy favor?
 * Kana: Hm? What's that?
 * Peri: Well, your father taught me that flowers are living things, just like you or me... And picking them hurts them, because they can't eat or drink anymore. He also said that hurting living things is bad... I guess? I'm not sure why. So, I think it might be better if you didn't pick so many of them.
 * Kana: Oh! I didn't know... I'm sorry, flowers. I didn't mean to be such a big meanie...
 * Peri: Don't worry, Kana! I didn't really get it either. I'm, sure it'll be all right. Just so long as you know you shouldn't do it anymore, OK?
 * Kana: OK! Oh, but then how will I show you the pretty flowers that I find...?
 * Peri: Hmm... Next time you find some, just come and get me. Then we can go and look at them together! How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Peri: Busy?! Never!
 * Kana: OK! Got it! Next time I find some flowers, we'll go look at them together! That's a promise, Mama.
 * Peri: Yup, a promise! Heehee... I can't wait!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Hey, Mama!
 * Effie: Hm? What's wrong, Kana?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow like the sun!
 * Effie: Oh, thank you. These daisies are beautiful.
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Effie: Of course I do. But you seem to be bringing me a lot of flowers lately. What's gotten into you?
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Effie: Oh, Kana. Thank you. Although I do have a favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Effie: Remember how flowers need time to grow big and strong, just like Mama? Well, when you pick them, it means they can't grow anymore. It hurts them.
 * Kana: Oh no! I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm sorry, flowers!
 * Effie: Don't worry, Kana. I'm sure the flowers know you weren't trying to hurt them. You just need to promise not to pick any more flowers, OK?
 * Kana: OK! But...if I do that, then how can I show you all the neat flowers I find?
 * Effie: Hmmm... Next time you find some, come and get me. Then we can go look at them together. How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Effie: Of course not. I promise.
 * Kana: OK, it's a deal! We'll go look at all the nice flowers together! That's MY promise, Mama!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Hey, Mama!
 * Nyx: Ah, Kana. What is it?
 * Kana: Look! I picked some pretty flowers for you! They're yellow, like the sun!
 * Nyx: Oh, is that so? Hmm...These are very beautiful!
 * Kana: Do you like them?
 * Nyx: I do. Very much. But what's gotten into you lately? You seem to be bringing me an awful lot of flowers these days...
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at the flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile.
 * Nyx: Oh my, that's very observant of you. And very sweet, as well. But...I do have a favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Nyx: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, it hurts them, and they start to wither away and die. And one should never take a life unnecessarily.
 * Kana: Oh no! You mean I've been hurting them?! It was an accident! I'm so sorry, flowers! I've been such a big meanie...
 * Nyx: Don't worry, Kana. It's alright. You just need to promise not to pick any more flowers, OK?
 * Kana: OK! B-but... how will I show you all the neat flowers that I find?
 * Nyx: Hmm... Next time you find some, come and find me. Then we'll go see it together. How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't bee too busy?
 * Nyx: Not at all. I enjoy our little excursions together.
 * Kana: OK, it's a deal! We'll go look at nice flowers together! That's a promise, Mama!

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Mama!
 * Flora: Hello, Kana. What can I do for you?
 * Kana: I picked some flowers for you, Mama! They're yellow! Like the sun!
 * Flora: Oh, my, thank you! These daisies are beautiful!
 * Kana: Do you really like them?
 * Flora: Of course. I love them. But may I ask why you've been bringing me so many flowers lately?
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Flora: Heehee, I'm glad you remembered that. You're a very attentive young girl. ...But grateful as I am, I do have one small favor to ask of you.
 * Kana: Anything, Mama. What do you need?
 * Flora: Remember how I told you that flowers are living things too? Well, when you pick them, it hurts them, and they start to wither away. So I think it would be better if you didn't pick the poor little things from now on.
 * Kana: Oh no! You mean I've been hurting them? I'm so sorry, flowers! It was an accident! I've been such a big meanie...
 * Flora: It's OK, Kana. I'm sure the flowers will forgive you. You just need to promise to leave them be now, OK?
 * Kana: OK! B-but...how will I show you all the neat flowers that I find, then?
 * Flora: Oh, dear...I'm not sure. Hmm... Next time you see a pretty flower, come and find me. Then we can go see it together! How does that sound?
 * Kana: Really? You won't be too busy?
 * Flora: Of course not! I'd love to go with you.
 * Kana: Yay! OK, then. We'll go see all the pretty flowers together! That's a promise, Mama!

B Support

 * Kana: La la lalala-la-la ♪ And now it's Mama time!
 * Flora: Heehee. Well, you're in a good mood! I think I'm even starting to catch it.
 * Kana: Of course I am! I found us the best flowers to go look at! You'll love them, Mama. I'm sure! Oh! There they are! Over there!
 * Flora: Oh, you mean those icy-blue ones? They've got a cool, gentle look to them.
 * Kana: Mhm! I love them! They reminded me of you, Mama.
 * Flora: Wh-what?! Of me?! P-please—don't tease me! I'm not pretty enough to be one of those... But...um...it is very sweet of you to say. If also a little embarrassing...
 * Kana: Heehee. I love flowers, but I love your smile even more!
 * Flora: Ah! Stop it! I'm so embarrassed I could die. But, you know, I think YOUR smile is even lovelier!
 * Kana: Really? Yay!
 * Flora: Oh, I just remembered: I have something I wanted to show you.
 * Kana: Is it something good? What is it? What is it, Mama? I have to know!
 * Flora: Heehee, I can tell you what it is if you want...
 * Kana: Ah! Wait—no! Never mind! I don't want to spoil the surprise!
 * Flora: Oh, good idea. I guess I'll just have to keep it a secret until next time.
 * Kana: Yay! I can't wait!

A Support

 * Kana: Hey, Mama! Did you have that thing you wanted to show me?
 * Flora: Mhm. It's right here. Go on, open it.
 * Kana: Wow! This is such a big book! And look at all the flowers! Where did you get them?
 * Flora: These are all of the ones you've been bringing me. I dried them out and pressed them between the pages to keep them safe. I figured it was the perfect way for me to preserve all your little gifts.
 * Kana: This is amazing! Really, really amazing! Oh! And look! These are the daisies I gave you the other day! I hadn't realized how many flowers I'd given you.
 * Flora: Heehee. I was surprised, too, when I was looking through it earlier. It didn't seem like so many when I was making it.
 * Kana: Oh, Mama... Thank you for taking such good care of the flowers I gave you.
 * Flora: No, Kana, I should be the one thanking YOU... You have no idea how much comfort these have brought me. Each time I see one, I remember the moment you gave it to me. It's like having a book full of wonderful memories!
 * Kana: You're welcome! I'm glad you liked them so much.
 * Flora: You know, we didn't pick those flowers we saw the other day... But I think we'll hang on to that memory for a long time, regardless. And I hope we'll have many, many more memories like it. How about you?
 * Kana: Me too, Mama! I love you so much!
 * Flora: And I love you too, Kana!

C Support
(Kana leaves)
 * Kana: Hmph!
 * Shigure: What troubles you, Kana?
 * Kana: Papa can't play with me. I'm bored.
 * Shigure: I'm surprised that your father ever has any time to play. He's endlessly bussy.
 * Kana: Your mama's just the same.
 * Shigure: Yes, true. Your father and my mother both carry such heavy burdens. I can hardly blame them for not having much time to spend with us children.
 * Kana: B-b-but doesn't my papa know how bored I get around here? I can't stand it sometimes. Don't you feel the same exact way?
 * Shigure: No. I've outgrown that sort of thinking.
 * Kana: What?! You don't want to play with your mama anymore?
 * Shigure: I love spending time with her. But if she can't, I don't get upset.
 * Kana: How can you not? You just don't like playing with your mama! You must be one of those awful things I've heard about! You're a... a... TEENAGER!
 * Shigure: Yes, I'm of a teen year. But a teenager? I just don't think of myself that way.
 * Kana: You are! You're a teenager! That's worse than having cooties! Run away! RUN AWAY!
 * Shigure: What the—?

B Support

 * Kana: Oh, it's you, Shigure.
 * Shigure: Kana, please, about our last talk...
 * Kana: What, teenager? Still hate your mama, teenager?
 * Shigure: No, please. I don't. You've misunderstood.
 * Kana: It seems clear to me.
 * Shigure: When you get to my age, it's natural not to be tied to your mother's apron strings.
 * Kana: What does that even mean?
 * Shigure: In the journey from childhood to adulthood, we all gain some distance from parents. That's how we become independent.
 * Kana: Independent? But I need my papa. We've only just been reunited! Am I wrong for wanting to have fun with Papa even once I'm an adult too?
 * Shigure: Of course not. I want to spend lots of time with my mother as I grow older. But children maintain a healthy distance with their parents as time goes on.
 * Kana: What sort of distance is healthy?! Who told you this junk?! Admit it, Shigure! You've become one of those evil monsters! A teenager! Why can't you just say it?!
 * Shigure: I don't like that label.
 * Kana: And you hate your parents! Just admit that you do!
 * Shigure: But I don't. I just don't cling to them.
 * Kana: Teenager, teenager!
 * Shigure: You're acting like more like a teenager than I am, Kana.
 * Kana: Me?! Take it back!
 * Shigure: I mean that you're behaving like a brat right no.

(Kana leaves)
 * Kana: That's not what being a teenager is! You're one. Not me! I hate you, Shigure. You hear me? I HATE YOU.
 * Shigure: Wait, Kana! I don't hate my parents. And I don't hate you! Why are you taking all of this so wrong? Ugh. I'm really digging myself a hole here...

A Support

 * Shigure: Kana, if I could have a word?
 * Kana: Spare me your evil teenspeak!
 * Shigure: I need to tell you how much it hurts my feelings when you say things like that. I also want to apologize for saying that you were being a brat.
 * Kana: Yes? Go on.
 * Shigure: With my apology? I thought I just did that. But, er... All right. You love your parents. I shouldn't have told you it's natural to separate. That may be my way. But it won't be the same for everyone.
 * Kana: I'm glad to hear it, Shigure. But, uh, I'm sorry too.
 * Shigure: You have nothing to apologize for, Kana.
 * Kana: I've given it some thought. Maybe I'm starting to be one of THEM. A teenager, like you said. But I'm going to hold on to my papa for dear life, no matter what.
 * Shigure: We all go through a rebellious phase.
 * Kana: Rebellious phase?
 * Shigure: Or so I'm told about growing up. I think I may have skipped it accidentally. Maybe by being in my Deeprealm. I grew up out of step with my parents. Maybe my rebellious phase is still coming.
 * Kana: You think?
 * Shigure: Our parents walk with us on the path from childhood to adulthood. For the first part anyway. But did ours? Now an then. But mostly... not. Maybe you and I are more alike than we realized. Will we rebel? Or won't we?
 * Kana: I vote for no. I don't like fighting.
 * Shigure: Then you might be in luck. Maybe you'll skip being a teenager, Kana.
 * Kana: Maybe you will too! You don't seem like you enjoy fighting either.
 * Shigure: Perhaps.
 * Kana: What a relief! That's all behind us. We're friends now, right?
 * Shigure: We always were, Kana!

S Support

 * Kana: Shigure!
 * Shigure: Good friend, what's wrong?
 * Kana: Er, Shigure...
 * Shigure: Yes? Come on. We don't need to keep anything from each other.
 * Kana: I... I think I might be turning into one of those teen creatures! Maybe?
 * Shigure: Do you? You were hoping to skip the whole rebellious phase. You didn't rebel against your father in some way, did you?
 * Kana: No, of course not! But after you and I last spoke about that rebellious phase... I can't stop thinking about it. I've got to do something ro rebel—just a little! I want you to join my very small rebellion, Shigure.
 * Shigure: You want me to join your cause? How far we've come. It seemed that once you hated me.
 * Kana: I never did. I just hated the idea of changing. You were always my friend.
 * Shigure: Then I will join your little rebellion, Kana. Just the two of us?
 * Kana: Sure, I think that's best.
 * Shigure: I suppose, since we both know that it was like to grow up in the Deeprealms.
 * Kana: We survived that! And we'll survive this rebellious phase too!
 * Shigure: An ideal plan, Kana. We'll come out the other side as incredible adults! Our parents will be proud that we've managed it all on our own.
 * Kana: Ha! My papa and your mama won't ever recognize us! Let's go!

C Support

 * Kana: Hmm... Where did Shigure go? I don't know why he'd be out in the forest, but he was nowhere to be found at camp.
 * Shigure: *singing*
 * Kana: There he is! I wonder what he's doing in a place like this. It's odd to see him sitting out here on a tree stump. Who are all those people gathered around him? WHAAAT?! Th-those aren't people! Wow, they're a bunch of forest animals! Rabbits, squirrels...even wolves! I've never seen critters sit so quietly. It's almost like they're all trained...
 * Shigure: I think that's enough for one day. How did you all like it?
 * Kana: Are you...telling them a story?
 * Shigure: Ah! Who's there?! Wait! No! Don't go!
 * Kana: Ack! I made all the animals run for the hills. Sorry about that, Shigure.
 * Shigure: You just startled them, Kana. Frankly, you startled me too! But don't worry about it. They can't help being a little shy. So tell me—what are you doing way out in the woods?
 * Kana: I was just looking for you! Growing up separataly prevented us from ever really bonding. We may be siblings, but I almost feel like we're strangers. I would really like to know you better!
 * Shigure: O-oh, I see... I don't know what to say. I'm really not the most interesting person around.. You may have a better time talking with someone more outgoing.
 * Kana: No way! That's not true at all. I want to hang out with you.
 * Shigure: You shouldn't feel obligated to be my friend just because we're related. And to be honest, I'm not in the most social mood right now. Please, excuse me...
 * Kana: W-wait a minute, Shigure! Geez, what a big meanie...

C Support
(Kana leaves)
 * Kana: Blaargh. La, la, blaargh.
 * Midori: Wow, you sound terrible, Kana. Have a sore throat?
 * Kana: Yep. Hurts.
 * Midori: Have you taken some medicine for that?
 * Kana: Yep. Still hurts.
 * Midori: Was it some of my medicine?
 * Kana: Yep. Same you made last time. You know. For my fever, cough, stuff I had last time. Blaargh.
 * Midori: Oh, please stop trying to clear your throat, Kana. You'll hurt yourself. Well, the fact is that you shouldn't take medicine that's too old. I'll whip you up something fresh.
 * Kana: Blaaaargh.
 * Midori: That girl! I wonder what she has? It sounds really...strange. I'd better mix her up something to soothe her throat and get it to her—fast!

B Support
(Midori leaves)
 * Midori: Kana! How's that new medicine I mixed up for you working out?
 * Kana: ... Blaaaaarg.
 * Midori: I see. Throat's still sore.
 * Kana: Worse now.
 * Midori: What? Impossible. The fact is, I used herbs that work wonders on a sore throat!
 * Kana: Got worse after... ...last battle.
 * Midori: Wait, you've been in a battle? You should be resting.
 * Kana: Blaarg.
 * Midori: I see. I see. Tell me, Kana, did your throat start hurting after a battle?
 * Kana: Uh, maybe? Yes.
 * Midori: Well, that explains everything! I'll just run off to make you some medicine that I absolutely KNOW will work.
 * Kana: ... Blaarg?

A Support

 * Kana: Midori! Midori!
 * Midori: Ah! Well, I see that my patient is doing much better now.
 * Kana: My throat isn't sore anymore!
 * Midori: I'm glad I was able to finally figure it out.
 * Kana: What'd you mix up for me? I mean, the old medicine didn't work. And the new-old medicine either. The new-new medicine did!
 * Midori: The fact is that I'd been giving you medicine made for people.
 * Kana: Huh?
 * Midori: Then you said your throat got sore after battle and then worse after another battle. It was related to something that you ARE in battle. A dragon.
 * Kana: What? Then the new medicine...
 * Midori: Is for dragons, yes. I did tweak the formula so it wouldn't be harmful to people though. You do switch back and forth, after all.
 * Kana: Wow! Thank you, Midori!
 * Midori: You're very welcome!

C Support

 * Kana: Hmph! Bad apple, BAD!
 * Shiro: What? Who's a bad apple, Kana?
 * Kana: Oh, Shiro! No, I mean that apple. Up there. In this tree.
 * Shiro: I getcha. What'd that apple do that was so bad?
 * Kana: It won't drop into my hands. I've yelled and yelled. But, nothing. I'd turn into a dragon and bite it off the tree, but I don't have my dragonstone. So now I'm stuck.
 * Shiro: Good thing I came along.
 * Kana: Why? You can't reach it either.
 * Shiro: But you can if I hoist you up on my shoulders.
 * Kana: Do it! Do it! Wheeee! Do it!
 * Shiro: Ha! You're game for anything, huh? OK, up you go!
 * Kana: Whoa! I feel like a giant! Or I guess you and I are a four-armed ogre! RRRAWR! You can't escape us, you bad, bad, bad apple! Got it!
 * Shiro: No one can stop our ogre power!
 * Kana: Thanks, Shiro! You can put me down now. I wanted this for my papa.
 * Shiro: You're really a good kid. You really love that Avatar, don't you?
 * Kana: Yep! Papa's the best. But I'll split this apple with you. Here, take a bite.
 * Shiro: Huh? But that's your dad's! I shouldn't get my slobber all over it.
 * Kana: Oh, don't worry. Apples are for eating. Here. See? I'll take a bite too.
 * Shiro: All right then, hand it over. Any worms in there, Kana?
 * Kana: Mffle-mphh-mffpt!

B Support

 * Kana: Thanks for helping me get that apple the other day, Shiro! Riding on your shoulders was fun. Being a four-armed ogre was great!
 * Shiro: That apple was tasty. Was there any left by the time you got it to your dad?
 * Kana: Almost half. So I was thinking that we should pick more for everyone! I brought my dragonstone, so I don't have to ride on your shoulders this time.
 * Shiro: All right, let's head to the apple tree. Sure you don't want to ride on my shoulders on the way?
 * Kana: Can I? Really?
 * Shiro: Up you go!
 * Kana: RRAWR! The four-armed ogre lives again. No apple is safe.
 * Shiro: You are one crazy kid.
 * Kana: It's fun riding on someone's shoulders!
 * Shiro: Yeah, come to think of it, I used to think that was pretty neat too.
 * Kana: Nothing more fun!
 * Shiro: Nothing? That sounds like a challenge.
 * Kana: What do you mean?
 * Shiro: Has your dad ever grabbed you by the hands...and whirled... you around...like this?
 * Kana: Wheeeeee! I feel like a windmill!
 * Shiro: Fun, right? Hang on. I'll go faster.
 * Kana: Eeeeeee! Faster, faster!
 * Shiro: No, no, no—that's enough. I might just lose my lunch if I keep spinning.
 * Kana: Don't worry, Shiro. If you lose your lunch, we'll pick more apples. You know, you're sort of the best playmate ever!
 * Shiro: Aw, come on. You're just saying that.
 * Kana: No, I'm serious. Now, spin me again! Faster, faster, faster!
 * Shiro: All right. Hang on tight. And yell "stop" if you get too dizzy, all right?
 * Kana: Whooooo! Faster, faster, faster!
 * Shiro: Did you hear me, Kana? I said to yell "stop" if you get too— Oh, fine. Here you go!
 * Kana: Wheeeeee! Faster, Shiro! FASTER!

A Support

 * Kana: Shiro, Shiro!
 * Shiro: Well, if it isn't the other half of my four-armed ogre! How are you, Kana? We going to pick more apples today?
 * Kana: No, I'm bored with that.
 * Shiro: Ha! Bored, huh? Then grab my hands and I'll spin you around!
 * Kana: Maybe later. I want to play Walk One Pace behind Me Because I'm a Princess!
 * Shiro: Uh, that's a long name.
 * Kana: Is it? I heard it's a game that girls play. It sounds kinda dumb, though. But I'll give it a try if you will.
 * Shiro: That doesn't sound very fun for either one of us.
 * Kana: I know. But I heard that's the game that princesses play.
 * Shiro: But what am I in that game? Am I your captive—some monster you caught?
 * Kana: I think you're a servant?
 * Shiro: I don't mind being that. But it still doesn't sound fun. Besides, you are a princess. And I'm a prince. Where's the fun?
 * Kana: Huh? I didn't think of that, I guess. It's boring being a princess.
 * Shiro: Being a prince too.
 * Kana: Well, let's try it.
 * Shiro: All right. How many paces? One? Behind you? Like this?
 * Kana: I think so?
 * Shiro: Kana...
 * Kana: I know. I know. Boring.
 * Shiro: Super boring.
 * Kana: Anything is better than this. Why is this even a game? Am I supposed to feel special or something?
 * Shiro: Ha! What am I again? A servant?
 * Kana: Maybe? What's so funny?
 * Shiro: I think I know what this game really is. I think you're a bride. And I'm following behind you, carrying your bridal train. I'm your handmaiden.
 * Kana: Bridal train? Handmaiden? What IS this dumb game, Shiro?! Some wedding aisle thing? I don't want to play this anymore.
 * Shiro: Hmm? Why not? I was going to throw some flower petals at you.
 * Kana: How about we stick to what we like? Spin me around, Shiro. Just once—then I have to run.
 * Shiro:Hang on tight. Ready?
 * Kana: Wheeee! WHEEEE! Thank you for the lovely dance, my prince!
 * Shiro: And to you, my princess. Until next we spin—farewell!

S Support

 * Shiro: So, Kana, remember that dumb game we played the other day? Where I was walking down the wedding aisle, carrying your bridal train?
 * Kana: Let's never play that again. Walking behind people is stupid.
 * Shiro: Not so fast. What if we change the game? You know, make it more interesting.
 * Kana: Like how?
 * Shiro: You'll be a great knight. I'll carry all of your weapons. It's called Walk One Pace behind Me Because You're My Squire!
 * Kana: And you're the squire? But I don't know how to be a knight.
 * Shiro: You will by the end of our game. It might take a while to play. Maybe a day. Or a week. Or a year.
 * Kana: A year?
 * Shiro: What, that doesn't sound like fun?
 * Kana: Of course it does! I just didn't think you'd have that much time to goof around.
 * Shiro: For you, Kana...? I'll always make time to goof off!
 * Kana: You promise?
 * Shiro: Sure. What would I be without you anyway, except half a four-armed ogre?
 * Kana: Ha! Then you couldn't pick apples!
 * Shiro: Or you. See? We're better than anyone at playing games.
 * Kana: All right then. It's ogre time.
 * Shiro: Then up you go...alley-oop!
 * Kana: Hear me roar! RROWWR! Wow, Shiro! Am I louder than before or what?!
 * Shiro: What?! I can't hear you! My ears are ringing! I think you're louder than before!
 * Kana: After this, let's try that whole knight-and-squire game!
 * Shiro: You're on, Kana!

C Support

 * Kana: Oh, Kiragi! There you are!
 * Kiragi: Whatcha want, Kana?
 * Kana: I want to learn how to use a bow. I was hoping you could show me. But you know, I looked everywhere. Where were you?!
 * Kiragi: Er, I was in the woods for a bit.
 * Kana: The woods? You're sure?
 * Kiragi: Um, yeah!
 * Kana: I thought you might be there hunting. So I looked in the woods.
 * Kiragi: Uh, you did?
 * Kana: Yep. I walked all over. No Kiragi. I flew over the woods too. Guess what?
 * Kiragi: Uh, no Kiragi? Yeah, well, who knows? I could have been anywhere! I'm small. Easy to miss. Like a needle in a haystack, right?
 * Kana: You're hiding something.
 * Kiragi: Wh-who, me?
 * Kana: Yes. You.
 * Kiragi: Ha, Kana! What would I be hiding? I've got nothing TO hide! Now, what was that about archery lessons? Glad to help! Let's go before any of those pesky adults need us for anything.
 * Kana: Oh? Oh. Right. My lessons. Yes, let's go!

C Support
(Hisame leaves)
 * Hisame: Hey-ha! Hey-ha!
 * Kana: Can I watch you practice, Hisame?
 * Hisame: Of course, Kana. Hey-ha! Ya! Hey-ha!
 * Kana: Hisame? Sorry to be a pest. You're really good with a katana.
 * Hisame: I'm fair. I hope to get better.
 * Kana: Let's have a sword fight.
 * Hisame: What? But I'm in the middle of practice.
 * Kana: Aw, come on. Just for a little while? If you win, I'll leave you alone.
 * Hisame: All right. Just this once.
 * Kana: Yay! All right, let me get ready... This shouldn't take long...
 * Hisame: W-wait, Kana!
 * Kana: What? Why?
 * Hisame: You were getting ready to turn into a dragon, weren't you!
 * Kana: How else we going to play dragons and knights?
 * Hisame: You said a sword fight.
 * Kana: You'll be fighting me with a sword. Just like in this storybook I saw yesterday. There was a picture of a dragon and a knight—but the knight was winning. Storybrooks always show the knight beating the dragon. But I'm going to WIN my battle with you!
 * Hisame: I said I'd do one quick sword fight with you, Kana. Not... not... Not this dragon and knights game.
 * Kana: We'd just be playing, Hisame. I won't really hurt you.
 * Hisame: I'm not playing this game, Kana.
 * Kana: Hey! Don't just walk away!

B Support

 * Kana: I found you, Hisame! All right then, ready for our sword fight?
 * Hisame: I thought I made myself clear. I'm not playing your game. If we both have swords, yes. But I won't play out some scene you saw in a storybook. Dragons and knights, indeed. That is simply courting trouble.
 * Kana: But knights always beat dragons in stories. I want the story to go my way for once!
 * Hisame: But stories are only stories.
 * Kana: What?
 * Hisame: A story of a knight is one that leads him through ever increasing challenges. Until he faces his ultimate one—slaying a dragon. It's just how stories of knights go. It's not real—only a story of courage. You shouldn't take it personally.
 * Kana: What?! Easy for you to say. You're not a dragon.
 * Hisame: In any case, if you want to act out that scene from a storybook, I can't. I would never attack you with such zeal. Even that is only the stuff of stories. I'm a real person. So are you. End of story.
 * Kana: Wow, thanks for explaining all that for me, Hisame!
 * Hisame: You're... you're not disappointed?
 * Kana: You're just looking out for me. That's sort of neat.
 * Hisame: Er, really?
 * Kana: But now it's time for our sword fight.
 * Hisame: Wait, but I just explained—
 * Kana: Come on. I'll show you how the story really ends.
 * Hisame: But I don't want to. Besides, you're... you're going to go full dragon on me!
 * Kana: How else will I change the way things turn out?
 * Hisame: But I don't want to fight you, Kana. Not today.
 * Kana: OK, then next time. I'll give you a little more time to practice for our battle!

A Support

 * Kana: Time for our sword fight, Hisame!
 * Hisame: How many times do I have to say it? I won't fight you if you're in dragon form.
 * Kana: But it has to be you.
 * Hisame: Me? Why me?
 * Kana: Wait, didn't I explain that part?
 * Hisame: No. You said you saw some story in a book about a knight and a dragon. Which has made you unhinged. But why me? There are other here who might not refuse.
 * Kana: Because you look like the knight from the picture in my book.
 * Hisame: I do?
 * Kana: You look exactly as dashing as he does! So swingy with your blade!
 * Hisame: You... think I look dashing?
 * Kana: As much as he is, anyway. So it has to be me-dragon against you-knight! Now that you know everything, you've got to agree to do it.
 * Hisame: Me... dashing? All right then, Kana. I'll give you your sword fight.
 * Kana: Yay!
 * Hisame: But you have to use a katana too. You can't turn into a dragon.
 * Kana: I have to! I want to prove that the story can end with the dragon winning.
 * Hisame: I will show you a different story. Knight versus knight. That story has a bitter end too. Someone always loses.
 * Kana: Well, it's a start.
 * Hisame: We will use special blades used in practice. No one gets hurt.
 * Kana: OK! No one gets hurt.
 * Hisame: Now this isn't a trick, right? You're not going to turn into a dragon?
 * Kana: No, not this time. It's nice just to play a game with you instead of arguing.
 * Hisame: Agreed. Let's go find those practice blades, Kana.
 * Kana: Right behind you, Hisame!

S Support

 * Kana: Thanks for that sword fight the other day, Hisame.
 * Hisame: It was fun, wasn't it? More fun than practice normally is.
 * Kana: I wanted to show you that storybook I keep mentioning. See, look!
 * Hisame: Ah, the picture of the knight slaying the dragon that's got you so upset...
 * Kana: See? That's you! And that's me!
 * Hisame: Didn't you say I looked like him? I'm... not half as dashing as he is.
 * Kana: You're twice as dashing, Hisame! No! Five hundred times more! Still, it makes me sad looking at pictures like this. The knight ALWAYS wins.
 * Hisame: I think I finally understand. I feel... less than I am, looking at that knight. But, Kana! Look! There's another role in this picture! On the side!
 * Kana: Where? Oh, you mean that girl stuck in the tower.
 * Hisame: Yes! The princess who waits to be rescued by her knight! You're a princess, Kana. Why not think of yourself as her—not the dragon?
 * Kana: Are you crazy? Being a dragon is great! Who'd want to be trapped in a tower?
 * Hisame: Ha! I see what you mean.
 * Kana: Then again, the princess gets to live happily ever after with her knight.
 * Hisame: That's how the story in this book ends anyway. Hmm.
 * Kana: But what if the dragon was the one trying to save the girl from the tower?
 * Hisame: And the knight was evil...?
 * Kana: And it's a boy in the tower! Then I could come and save you! Happy ending!
 * Hisame: Wh-whoa, I didn't imagine it turning out that way.
 * Kana: Don't you like that ending?
 * Hisame: I... I... That is... That ending is amazing. How'd you even think of that?
 * Kana: I don't know. I just did! It was such a sad ending the way it was. I mean, dragons have to win some of the time—somehow.
 * Hisame: And you save me... I didn't see that coming.
 * Kana: So, you liked it? I'm glad! I didn't think you would!
 * Hisame: I guess your father would like it too, Avatar also being a dragon.
 * Kana: Should I, uh, tell you more stories my way?
 * Hisame: I think I'll savor that ending today. But frow now on, let's not bother with the swordplay.
 * Kana: Then what will we do?
 * Hisame: More stories. I'll just sit and listen. Better yet, maybe I'll write them all down.
 * Kana: And we can make our own book? That could take the rest of our lives! But I'm up for it if you are.
 * Hisame: I'll bring the quill and paper, Kana. Now this IS a happy ending.

C Support

 * Kana: Mama! Mama!
 * Mitama: Kana, what is wrong? / You breathe like a winded dog / Take a moment now.
 * Kana: I picked some flowers for you, Mama! Some pretty yellow ones!
 * Mitama: Oh! I expected / A catastrophe perhaps / Maybe spouting blood? This is much better. Thank you!
 * Kana: Do you like them?
 * Mitama: Their beauty astounds / But you brought me so many / What are you up to?
 * Kana: I just remember that when I was real little, we'd go looking at flowers together. You always smiled so much. And I love your smile, Mama! So I decided to start bringing you lots and lots of flowers to help you smile!
 * Mitama: So sweet. / My heart. / I cannot poem. But I have a favor to ask you.
 * Kana: Hm? What's that?
 * Mitama: The hand that picks them / Darkens their silky petals / With the hug of death.
 * Kana: Oh no! You mean I've been hurting them? I'm so sorry, flowers! I didn't mean to! I've been such a big meanie..
 * Mitama: It should be OK / In sorrow, understanding / Besided, they are dead. You just need to promise not to pick any more in the future, OK?
 * Kana: OK! But then how will I show you all the neat flowers I find?
 * Mitama: Walking together / We will see them in full bloom / Without the picking. Agreed?
 * Kana: Really? You'll come with me?
 * Mitama: I might be tempted to take a few breaks, but I think I can handle if for my little Kana.
 * Kana: OK! I'll take that as a promise, Mama. A promise!
 * Mitama: Heehee. Yes, OK, I promise...

C Support
(Forrest leaves)
 * Kana: *sniffle* Where are they all the time? They're always busy... *sniff, sniffle* Papa...Mama...
 * Forrest: What's wrong, Kana?
 * Kana: Nothing. I'm all right. Don't worry.
 * Forrest: All right, if you say so. I'll be on my way then, Kana.
 * Kana: No, wait, Forrest!
 * Forrest: Yes?
 * Kana: Don't tell anyone you saw me crying. Please, Forrest. Promise me.
 * Forrest: Very well. It'll be our secret.
 * Kana: Th-thanks...
 * Forrest: I understand though.
 * Kana: What?
 * Forrest: I used to cry now and then too, growing up in the Deeprealms. I'd hide away somewhere no one could find me and cry my eyes out.
 * Kana: You'd hide to cry?
 * Forrest: I did. Sometimes that's what a good cry requires. But other times it's important to talk to a friend. So seek me out anytime you need to talk out your tears, all right?
 * Kana: I...I will. Thanks, Forrest.

B Support

 * Kana: *sniffle* Why did I come here? They never have any time for me! Papa...Mama... *sniff, sniffle*
 * Forrest: Hello, Kana. I don't mean to intrude. But I need some help.
 * Kana: Fr-from me?
 * Forrest: I think you're the only one I know who can help me with this! I'm embroidering a tapestry. My hands are too big to do the most delicate work.
 * Kana: But I don't know a thing about sewing.
 * Forrest: I'll teach you a basic stitch. You'll be perfect at it.
 * Kana: You really think so?
 * Forrest: No doubt. You'll be the best for this. Ready to learn the stitch?
 * Kana: Y-yes, I think so.
 * Kana: How do these stitches look, Forrest?
 * Forrest: Beautiful work!
 * Kana: You really think so?
 * Forrest: I do. I fear you'll be a better embroiderer than even me before long. I bow to your excellence, Kana.
 * Kana: Now you're just being silly.
 * Forrest: I'm serious! Few people can sew this well on their first day. Even fewer are able to transform their tears into beauty as you just did.
 * Kana: Huh?
 * Forrest: Sorrow is the wellspring of art, Kana. Let me share a secret with you. When I was young, I missed my parents terribly. I cried and cried. For years, it seemed. One day I found a needle and thread. I began sewing. Every tear, a stitch. Soon I had a beautifully sewn line. I had also stopped crying. Was it a distraction? Perhaps. But I like to think I turned my tears into stitches. And so, sewing became my constant companion.
 * Kana: So that's why you really asked me to sew a little... Thanks for letting me help, Forrest. That cheered me up.
 * Forrest: Oh, you think you're done? We have a LOT more embroidery to do.
 * Kana: R-really? All right, Forrest!

A Support

 * Kana: Forrest, Forrest!
 * Forrest: Hello, Kana. Ready to help me with more embroidery?
 * Kana: Yes! I can't wait to get started.
 * Forrest: I'll teach you a new technique today. Ready?
 * Kana: Let's get sewing!
 * Kana: The chain stitch isn't nearly as hard as I thought.
 * Forrest: Well, it's exactly as hard as it looks. You're just a natural, Kana.
 * Kana: You're a good teacher.
 * Forrest: I'm lucky to have such a good student. You'll be inventing your own stitches soon.
 * Kana: Uh, Forrest? Can I say something?
 * Forrest: Anything, Kana.
 * Kana: I think I'm done crying over Mama and Papa having so little time for me.
 * Forrest: There's nothing wrong with a good weep now and then. But if you're glad to be done crying, then I'm glad too.
 * Kana: I'm not so lonely anymore, I mean, now that you've taken me under your wing. I never knew I could embroider.
 * Forrest: I'm happy to have someone to work with me on these projects. Maybe we'll start sewing a bigger project soon. Wouldn't that be fun?
 * Kana: Yes, yes, yes!
 * Forrest: Ha! Then I will take that as a yes.
 * Kana: You've been so nice to me, Forrest.
 * Forrest: Nonsense. I needed a sewing partner. I'm delighted to have found one.
 * Kana: Hee hee! OK, Forrest.
 * Forrest: I bet you'll be teaching me stitches soon enough, good friend.
 * Kana: Maybe I will!

S Support

 * Kana: *sniff, sniffle* Mama...Papa...
 * Forrest: Having a good cry, Kana?
 * Kana: I still need to...sometimes. But do you want to start on a new embroidery project?
 * Forrest: I think so. But I don't want to rush a good weeping session.
 * Kana: I...I'm done.
 * Forrest: Please don't stop for my sake. Let it all out, I say. It seemed that I went through a few lakes of tears when I was young. Growing up in the Deeprealms felt so awfully isolating at times.
 * Kana: B-but you told me that you turned all your tears into stitches.
 * Forrest: It didn't happen overnight. I sewed large tapestries in my Deeprealm.
 * Kana: So how do you sew now, if all your tears are gone?
 * Forrest: Who said they're gone? I need them now more than ever!
 * Kana: What?
 * Forrest: My tears belong to me. They're a source of inspiration. I plan to sew beautiful things for the rest of my life.
 * Kana: Will I?
 * Forrest: I'd say cry when you need to and sew when you want to. You'll be so proud of yourself in time. I know I am.
 * Kana: Th-then you won't be embarrassed if I cry right now?
 * Forrest: Will you mind if I sew while you do?
 * Kana: Go...go right ahead. *sniffle, sniff* W-W-WAAAH!
 * Forrest: Let it all out, Kana...
 * Kana: You were right, Forrest. I feel much better now.
 * Forrest: Good. And I've just started a new tapestry.
 * Kana: Really? Let me see! What's it going to be when it's done?
 * Forrest: You tell me.
 * Kana: Huh?
 * Forrest: These stitches are just a few ideas for a border. I need your help. I want to make the most majestic tapestry ever. It could take years to finish! I don't know what images to sew into the tapestry. You choose!
 * Kana: I...I don't think I know how... I mean, of course I will. I'll come up with some ideas. With you as my friend, I think we'll make something really beautiful.
 * Forrest: I think we already have, Kana. Friendship forever?
 * Kana: Forever, Forrest.

C Support
(Velouria leaves) (Velouria returns) Velouria: Very mature of you. Velouria: She is such a child.
 * Kana: Velouria! Velouria! Play with me!
 * Velouria: No.
 * Kana: Why not? Too busy?
 * Velouria: Playing sounds like work.
 * Kana: Playing isn't work, silly.
 * Kana: But then you'll get stronger than I am.
 * Velouria: Tag, tug-of-war, hide-and-seek... What drudgery.
 * Kana: What do you mean?
 * Velouria: Chasing my tail would be more fun than any of those things.
 * Kana: Oh, when you put it that way...
 * Velouria: Children's games are bad enough. But playing them with a child? I'd rather kick a hive of bees.
 * Kana: Why would you do that to bees? Wait. Are you calling me a child? I am NOT a child! Take that back!
 * Velouria: Oh, I see. You're not. Thanks for setting the record straight. Good-bye, Kana.
 * Kana: Wait! I can tell when someone's treating me like a child! You'd better start treating me like an adult or...or...ELSE!
 * Velouria: I wasn't. You said you weren't a child. And you're not. Clearly Just like you're not having a temper tantrum now. Can I leave?
 * Kana:  Yes. Of course. You're an adult. You can do what you like.
 * Kana: Thanks. Bye-bye, Velouria!

C Support

 * Percy: Forward thrust! And sideways! And slashity-slap!
 * Kana: Percy! You're training without me. No fair.
 * Percy: How's that not fair?
 * Kana: If you're training all the time, then you're going to get really strong.
 * Percy: So? Isn't that the point?
 * Kana: But then you'll get stronger than I am.
 * Percy: Then train with me.
 * Kana: Really? You won't mind?
 * Percy: Two train better together anyway. We'll get so powerful that our dads won't even recognize us. I'll be a hero for justice that's even more heroey and justicier!
 * Kana: And I'll get strong as my papa. Let's train around the clock, Percy.
 * Percy: Our dads won't know what hit 'em.
 * Kana: Yay! Let's get started!

B Support

 * Percy: All right. Time to train, Kana!
 * Kana: Yay! What will we work on today?
 * Percy: Upper body strength. Nothing better for that than chopping wood.
 * Kana: Whoa! We'll be superstrong by dinner!
 * Percy: I've made two piles of logs. Here's your axe. I've got mine. Let's get chopping.
 * Kana: We should make it a game---a race to finish first.
 * Percy: Let's do it! No way you'll beat me though.
 * Kana: I'll beat you in half the time. Just you see!
 * Percy: I'm not going to go easy on you. On your marks? Get set? Go!
 * Kana: Woohoo! Take THAT. And THAT. And THAT.
 * Percy: Er, you are good... But you, log, you won't escape justice. Choppity-CHOP. And one more CHOP. And a third CHOP for justice!
 * Kana: Whoa, you're good, Percy! But now I'll show you what I can really do! Eeeee! My axe got stuck! It's wedged in tight!
 * Percy: One more chop and---? DONE! Hey, Kana! Why'd you stop? You would have won.
 * Kana: My axe is stuck! I still can't get it out. No matter how I pull and pull--- oH. It came out. That was dumb.
 * Percy: Sorry, Kana. My fault. That always happens.
 * Kana: What does?
 * Percy: I just get really lucky when I do stuff. Way, way lucky. So whenever I try to win some game, something nuts happens. And the other person loses.
 * Kana: Hmph...
 * Percy: You would have won, though. So...you did!
 * Kana: What?! No, you can't just give me the win. That's like I cheated.
 * Percy: But I'm the one who sorta cheated. I should have warned you.
 * Kana: No, just take your win, OK? I'm just going to keep training until I can overcome your weird luck thing.
 * Percy: All right then. Let's chop another pile of wood. Try your hardest.
 * Kana: Game on, Percy!

A Support

 * Percy: Ready to train, Kana?
 * Kana: Sure am. What are we doing today?
 * Percy: We'll run around the lake to build strength and stamina.
 * Kana: How about we make this one a game too?
 * Percy: Of course! First to do a lap wins?
 * Kana: Neat. Now don't go easy on me because of your lucky-duckness.
 * Percy: You'll have to race even harder. I can't promise my good luck won't kick in. No matter what---keep running.
 * Kana: Keep running, no matter what? Sure, I'm no quitter.
 * Percy: On your mark...get set...GO!
 * Kana: Wheeeee!
 * Percy: Woooooo!
 * Kana: You're fast. But I'm going to win! Keep running, keep running...
 * Percy: Whoa. Kana's almost caught up... She's going to pass me!
 * Kana: HEY! STUPID WIND! STOP THAT! I CAN'T SEE WITH ALL THESE LEAVES!
 * Percy: What's she shouting back there?
 * Kana: STUPID, STUPID LEAVES! Ugh. Whatever. Just keep running...keep running... I've got to win!
 * Percy: Huh? Kana, you're passing---? You've passed me!
 * Kana: Keep running, keep running!
 * Percy: She's left me in the dust!
 * Kana: Wheeee! Finish line! I WON!
 * Percy: Whoa, you beat me fair and square, Kana. Even with that freak gust of wind!
 * Kana: I just followed your advice, that's all.
 * Percy: No, you've grown much stronger since we started training all the time.
 * Kana: You think so? Then we should train even more.
 * Percy: Of course. We're the best training partners ever. We'll be as strong as our dads before much longer.
 * Kana: Even stronger, I bet!

S Support

 * Kana: Darn jar! Open already! Urrrrgh!
 * Percy: What's wrong, Kana?
 * Kana: I can't get the lid off this stupid jar of honey.
 * Percy: Honey jars are the worst! I don't know why you're even trying.
 * Kana: Give it a try.
 * Percy: Well, OK. But I doubt I can get it open if you couldn't.
 * Kana: Come on, Percy. Put some muscle into it!
 * Percy: Grrrrgh! Wow, you weren't kidding. This lid's all gummed up!
 * Kana: One more twist!
 * Percy: Grrrrgh! GRRRGH... AAAH!
 * Kana: You did it!
 * Percy: Nearly ripped my hands off...
 * Kana: Your lucky-duckness kicked in, Percy!
 * Percy: No, Kana. I just didn't want to disappoint you.
 * Kana: What? That's how you got it open?
 * Percy: Sure, I always want to do my best when I'm around you.
 * Kana: Really? I feel the same way.
 * Percy: You're always trying harder, so I want to try harder and then you try harder... It's like we're dancing toether or something! Er, I mean... wow, I don't even know how I mean... Forget what I said.
 * Kana: Huh? Why are you blushing? Is this some game to see who can blush best?
 * Percy: Ha! No.
 * Kana: You're weird but pretty fun, Percy. Well, if we're always pushing each other like we're in some sort of dance... then I'd say we're perfect dance partners. Let's dance together forever, OK?
 * Percy: You mean, like now? We dance until one of us falls down?
 * Kana: No, silly. I mean we keep on training together—forever! We'll be the strongest in the world if we keep pushing each other.
 * Percy: Yeah! Super-duper strong! But, uh, Kana? Forever is a long time. Sure you won't get sick of me?
 * Kana: Oh yo big dope! No way.
 * Percy: Then forever it is!