(War of the Tyrants Part 1 Legacy Pass) Connected Memories

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## Summary

Fram and Schneider have a talk about heroes of Tyrant War.

## Content

Fram: "The weather is nice, my stomach is full... this is making me sleepy. Well, since today's training is over... I can laze around as long as I want until dinnertime!

Schneider: "Haha, that's true! I mean, the sunlight is so warm today..."

Fram: "You don't look sleepy at all, though. What's that book you're reading?"

Schneider: "Ah, it's about the Twelve!"

Fram: "Oh, the usual then. Don't you get tired of that book? You must have read the whole thing dozens of times. I don't think I could do that..."

Schneider: "Don't you eat potatoes every day?"

Fram: "Of course! They're tasty!"

Schneider: "This book is always an interesting read for me as well!"

Fram: "Oh... I see! That was a good comparison. So this book is like your version of a potato, huh?"

Schneider: "Yep! Well, the book's contents might not change... but my thoughts and impressions do with every reading session. The first time I read the book, I was excited. The second time, I wanted to become like them. That's the reason I decided to become a knight, and now… I'm so happy that I've fulfilled my dream! I was so excited on the day I made my vows that I didn't even sleep a wink!"

Fram: "Heh, I'm also happy that you're one of us now. How many times have you read that book?"

Schneider: "More than the number of years I've lived! I'm an expert on the War of the Tyrants by now! By the way, didn't Lady Berge also participate in the War?"

Fram: "Yep! I've heard a lot about my Grandmother."

Schneider: "I've known about her courage and bravery long before I ever came to Avillon! I've always wanted to meet her, at least once..."

Fram: "As much as the Twelve?"

Schneider: "Of course! I might be a fan of the Twelve, but I also know that there are many other great people that deserve recognition for their bravery and sacrifice! Doctors who saved people's lives, farmers and hunters that brought food to the tables… Also people like Lady Berge, who fought day and night to protect their countries!"

Fram: "Uh huh."

Schneider: "Our village elder once said… ‘History is a selective memory, and memory is life that has already passed. Thus, we should not forget those who have not been recorded."

Fram: "Selective... passed… I don't get it, but I kind of get it... maybe?"

Schneider: "Haha... basically, it means that the stories of normal people are also important."

Fram: "Ah, right! Yep, I fully agree!"

Schneider: "There is one thing I don't get, though..."

Fram: "Hmm? What's that? "

Schneider: "I believe Neto Doum also had people that fought for the world, but... I couldn't find anything. No record, no stories...nothing."

Fram: "Really? Not even a single line of text in the book, either?"

Schneider: "Yes... not even the elders know anything, so..."

Fram: "Oh well! I believe everyone did what they could!"

Schneider: "Yep! They must have. Haha...all that talking has filled me with energy! Lady Fram! Would you please join me in my endurance training session?"

Fram: "Sure, I'm in! Let's invite Mikhail as well! He'll love it!"

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