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- If your opponent is valiant, there is little reason to fear defeat, but if cruelty is in his nature, then everyone will want to avoid the victor's will. I fear, my dear, that this alone may influence the character of future alliances.
— Fearlessness in the face of defeat may weaken one's resolve toward that outcome; while a bluff of cruelty may send one down a path of hasty ruin. An ideal alliance, I fear, will be hard to find. However thorny the inevitable course may be, my spear and my heart are always for our domain and for you personally, my lady.
- My gratitude for such loyalty knows no bounds, - the lady places her slender palm upon her knight's face, - but it would grieve me greatly if wounds or worse befell you, so I ask - be careful and do not neglect your life.
— Life is dear to me as well; once squandered, a new chance cannot be regained. As long as the baseness of chance or the loyalty of duty does not abandon me, I shall strive to keep Your Grace from sorrow. — Alsira bowed her head.
— I see, however, that the everyday throws us toward ever new spectacles of luxury. Slaughter for sport, like any conflict, is somewhat alien to me; the beauty of character and style will remain closest of all. But as your sole protector today, presenting our native land with the greatest possible discipline seems to me a duty of utmost weight.