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Dear Goddess. Please protect us...
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Mercedes.
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Oh, Dedue. Was there something you needed?
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His Highness sent me to collect you.
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Mercedes
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I see. I'll be with you in just a moment. I'm almost finished here.
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You were praying.
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I was. Praying for everyone's safety.
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And praying for good desserts tonight. And that my next exam goes well.
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And praying for good desserts tonight, and that the greenhouse flowers will bloom.
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The Fódlan goddess will accept prayers of any sort.
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It's true. I've thought the same thing myself.
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That reminds me, Dedue. Weren't you born in Duscur?
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Yes.
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Do the people of Duscur pray to the goddess too?
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Duscur had a very different view of religion.
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Oh?
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In Duscur there were many gods. The sky had a god. The earth had a god.
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We made offerings to the war god for victory in battle. Held feasts for the sea god to calm the waves.
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So your people prayed to different gods depending on what they needed?
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Correct.
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Mercedes
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Your beliefs sound so different from ours! Tell me more.
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Why? Duscur is a ruin.
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Duscur may be gone, but you're still here.
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Would you tell me more about it the next time we meet?
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If you insist.
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Really? That would be great!
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I'm looking forward to hearing more soon.
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Duscur is gone, but I'm still here...