3rd Person Omniscent Narrator Demo; multiple voices
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (England - Cockney, Estuary, East End) North American (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Do you really think you can convince her? Tress? Anne asked? Now, Tress wanted to tell them about what she'd learned that Crow planned to sail the Crimson and get herself cured. And it occurred to her that if the captain got healed, everyone would win. The crew wouldn't have to be afraid of a spor eater. Crow would live and maybe they could all stop being pirates somehow. But if Tress were to explain how she knew what she knew, she was certain the others would be convinced she was a king's mask, overhearing the captain was one thing but admitting to having somehow stolen her private writings. So instead of explaining, Tress nodded, I'll do it. I'm certain I can make her agree to sail the Crimson. The rest of you can focus on the long term plan. A way to take the ship back from her. So long as those spores are in her blood, Fort Road, she'll be immune to anything we could do to her. Um Pretend she won't have those anymore. Tress said, assume her powers will be negated in the near future by um something completely unrelated to me. All three of them took another opportunity to stare at her. Right. Right. Sale said, Ushering Tress out the door. We'll do that. You get her to say the Crimson. If she agrees to it, I'm confident I can get the dogs to go along with the idea too. Most of them are as upset at the killings as we are. Then in a whispered tone sale added, just remember our deal. Put in a good word for us with the king, convince him we didn't want any of this and tell him we helped you stop her. All right. Sale tress said, I'm really not. I know Sale said you can't admit it. But how about this? If you happen to have a chance to speak to the king on our behalf, can you promise me? You'll take it, I suppose? Trust said good enough. Saleh said and good luck.