Glissando
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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Oh, hi. Wait, I know who you are. You're the most famous huntress in the kingdom. I'm glad Sando, the most beloved Bard of the glitterati. They even call me the enchanted lute. A bit embarrassing. Yeah. Anyway, I just performed at King Elian's Castle. I was on my way to another stage when I overheard the king and his retinue. We talking, it seems the highway men have cost the royal treasury enormous sums of money. So Elian has decided to cut a new trade route through a magical forest. But anyone in the kingdom who isn't playing with dolls knows that the balance of the forest must not be disturbed after all its powers are nourished by a great deity. The giant den drin. If the woodcutters cut down half of those ancient trees will be screwed. I was so horrified that I let out an audible gasp. And the king's guards overheard me, even though they had bows and arrows, I was able to outrun them. But then your horse appeared out of nowhere. It was nice to meet you. I would stay and chat, but I'm in a hurry to find the ancient den drawn and inform him of the king's plans. If there's a war brewing, I want to try to stop it and save this forest. I know you didn't mean to hit me, but I can hardly stand on my feet right now and I don't think I could escape a second time if the king's men come after me. So, could you do me a favor? Guide me through the woods? You must know the area. Well, please, isn't your home in the wilderness where the keepers of the forest live somewhere off the paths nearby. We could go there first and discuss a plan. What do you think? Thank you. I'll certainly repay you for your kindness someday. But for now, please take this as a token of my gratitude. I understand your concerns. But you're the one who ran into me with your horse. I think helping me is the least you could do to make up for what you did anyway. Take this. It might be helpful. Oh, no. Please help me find a place to hide. Don't worry. I may be a bard, but I've sailed through my fair share of storms and even a few rapids. Thanks for sticking up for me, Evelyn. Hey, if I were a coward or a big mouth, I wouldn't be risking my neck to save the forest people. Would I, I recognize these arrows. They belong to aliens, guards. I assume the local centers fought them here. That was a close one, these sort of traps could only have been left by the guards. We need to find a way to disarm them. This forest belongs to the magical creatures who live here and my destiny belongs to me alone. I don't care about power or swords and it's not up to you to tell me who I should be. The magical creatures of this forest. Get vital energy from these trees and if they are cut down, they will all die. Evelyn. Is that you? Oh, how glad I am to see you. Please untie me. Thanks. My father knew that the forest dwellers would not let him have this forest without a fight. He's already headed to the ancient Dendreon to kill it, to destroy the very heart of this forest. Hurry. Use the royal Griffins and get to the dendrites before my father. I will take care of this Griffin in the meantime, so that it will not be rebellious while you check everything you need to get ready for the fight. And Evelyn, I was going to tell you who I really am, but I wasn't sure what you'd think. Not all the dwellers have good intentions as you do and someone would surely have caught me and demanded a ransom if you hadn't been there. I, what I'm trying to say is I feel lucky I met you. Please take this. I'm sorry, I didn't tell you sooner. Here. Take this. You've been so obsessed with the welfare of your stupid kingdom. Father, that you've forgotten what politics is all about honor. That's why I've chosen the path I have. That's why I want nothing to do with you for once in my life. My father actually knows something about how I feel. Evelyn. Stop him. We managed to save the forest for now, but my father doesn't give up so easily. He'll be back. I'm sure of it anyway, it was a mistake to put you in such danger. I'm sorry, Evelyn.