>"The world? Killed in battle?!
>Phwee!
>"Of course, we don't support the killing," Harami continues. "Odonto has always aimed to make opponents surrender rather than kill them outright. Other nations, though, are less accepting. Selachi sees the war as a bloodsport, for example, where life and death are just a game.
I can give you a few guides as to what will happen. First, the island will be blocked off from civilisation. Dolphins, sharks, eels, everything that should be in these waters will appear and block everything going in or out. Most likely your internet will be brought down in short order. The Nations don't approve of human intervention outside of the Champions, you see, and again they're likely to kill people if they don't approve.
The Royals will be on the island, in roughly human form like myself. Some like Selachi will make their declarations of battle fair - most Champions are powerless outside the water, and I assume you're one of them. Others, like Meduso, will seek to catch you off guard and kill you in your sleep. One thing is for certain - they will all be targeting the Champion of Odonto."
>The fate of the waterworld rests on our shoulders, huh.
>Ask if there's gonna be any support from Odonto.
>"Most likely, we'll be claiming this shore for ourselves," Harami says. "Perhaps we can find an old master or two who can teach you how to properly manipulate your...weapon."
She's having trouble taking your whistle seriously. It needs a cool name, you decide.
>"Bu....but why did you choose me? What was with that glowy creepy dolphin wall painting covering the tunnel to your room? Why did I understand what was written on it?"
>"I was in that room because Odonto wanted the wars to end. They figured that if the princess was missing, there could be no war, but they knew eventually someone would stumble upon me and the war would begin again. The other Nations were already here, ready to fight the moment I woke up, so I couldn't waste time. I had to elect a Champion, and you were the first option I had.
As for the entrance...I have no idea. It was my father's work, I think, and he never explained it to me."
>Harami frowns.
"I'm sorry, Sango. It's not a burden I'd wish up you willingly, but you have potential. Your magical prowess is impressive for a beginner, and with some training I feel you have an excellent chance of defending yourse-"
"Cut that crap!" Rin yells, cutting Harami off. "No way am I letting Sango take on all this crap by herself! I don't care if you say that you gave her all your power or whatever it is, there's gotta be something I can do-"
"Do you think your friend would appreciate you getting yourself in trouble again?" Harami asks. Rin freezes, and Harami turns to you.
"Well, Sango? Would you let your friend step into this battlefield now, or give her a chance to be safe?"
Rin glares at you, looking resolute. You can see a flame of determination in her eyes.
