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| − | After [[Mari]] finds out that [[Rose]] is unable to speak, Rose's | + | After [[Mari]] finds out that [[Rose]] is unable to speak, [[Rose's Butler]] explains how she lost her voice on a bet with [[Salem]]. The winner would claim the title of the greatest opera singer in the world, while the loser would loose their voice forever. With the use of a [[Promise Conch]], Salem makes their pact forever binding. Rose then accepts the challenge. |
The Butler then explains that without the power of song, the village would cease to exist. And without her voice, her life hangs in the balance. | The Butler then explains that without the power of song, the village would cease to exist. And without her voice, her life hangs in the balance. | ||
He then goes on to explain that [[Miles]] left to look for the Promise Conch to save his mother's life. However, his absence only added to Rose's stress. The Butler then requests [[Mari]] to find Miles so Rose can be happy in her final days. Mari accepts his request, and promises to save [[Watersong]]. The Butler responds, telling her to not make promises she can't keep. | He then goes on to explain that [[Miles]] left to look for the Promise Conch to save his mother's life. However, his absence only added to Rose's stress. The Butler then requests [[Mari]] to find Miles so Rose can be happy in her final days. Mari accepts his request, and promises to save [[Watersong]]. The Butler responds, telling her to not make promises she can't keep. | ||