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Chihiro vs CR - Goblin Slayer S02E02

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# CR

# Chihiro

Sign: This show contains scenes that some viewers may\Nfind disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.

Wizard Boy: Seriously, why am I even here?

Wizard Boy: Seriously... Why do I have to be here?

Priestess: Er... Anyway. Shall we get going, Goblin Slayer?

Priestess: Er... All right, then.

Priestess: Shall we get going, Goblin Slayer?

Goblin Slayer: Yeah.

Wizard Boy: Aha, so we're heading right\Ninto murdering those goblins.

Wizard Boy: Oh, so we're jumping right into murdering those goblins?!

Priestess: No, not exactly.

Goblin Slayer: We're gathering information.

Goblin Slayer: We need to gather information.

Goblin Slayer: We're going to see the client.

Goblin Slayer: So we're going to see the client first.

Wizard Boy: Huh?

Dwarf Shaman: What? All you've got is wine?

Dwarf Shaman: Don't you have any of\Nthe hard stuff, brother?

Dwarf Shaman: Don't you have any of the hard stuff, brother?

Foreman: Only us dwarves can function after\Ndrinking this early in the day.

Foreman: Only dwarves like us can function after drinking first thing in the morning.

Foreman: We've got humans here, brother.

Foreman: We've got humans with us, brother.

Foreman: Anyway...

Foreman: A few days ago, this somewhat reputable\Nparty accepted our quest...

Foreman: A few days ago, this somewhat reputable party accepted our quest...

Goblin Slayer: But they didn't come back.

Goblin Slayer: But they haven't come back yet.

Foreman: Correct.

Foreman: Exactly.

Foreman: Are you the one they call Beard-cutter?

Goblin Slayer: Yeah. Some call me that.

Goblin Slayer: Yes, some do call me that.

Foreman: Goblin Slayer, eh?

Foreman: So what did you wanna ask about?

Goblin Slayer: Goblins.

Foreman: Well, it's not just goblins, \Nbut there are quite a few of them.

Foreman: Well, it's not just goblins, but there are quite a few of them.

Foreman: I wouldn't say they're just\Nstealing our tools lately,

Foreman: Right now, they're just stealing our tools

Foreman: but I can't have them harming\Nmy workers in the future, either.

Foreman: but I can't have them harming my workers in the future, either.

Goblin Slayer: So, goblins.

Foreman: Laborers are one thing, but prostitutes\Nand peddlers are a whole different matter.

Foreman: We're only laborers, but prostitutes and merchants are a whole different matter.

Foreman: I can't pay much for \Nexterminating goblins, either.

Foreman: We can't pay much for exterminating goblins, either.

Goblin Slayer: That's how slaying goblins goes.

High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg. You haven't forgotten that\Nwe're letting her give orders, have you?

High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg. You haven't forgotten that we're letting her give the orders, have you?

Goblin Slayer: No.

High Elf Archer: Really?

Goblin Slayer: But emergencies are different.

Goblin Slayer: But emergencies are a different matter.

Priestess: Right. I'll be counting on\Nyou when we're in trouble.

Priestess: Right. I'll be counting on you if we're in trouble.

Priestess: So, um...

Priestess: We have a few questions for you.

Priestess: So, these goblins...

Priestess: Er, these monsters. Do you know where \Nthe ruins in which they're appearing are?

Priestess: Er, these monsters. Do you know where the ruins that they're using as a hideout are?

Foreman: Yeah. The fool that got his tools\Nstolen chased down the goblin.

Foreman: Yeah. The fool that got his tools stolen chased down the goblin.

Foreman: We can't just stand by when\Nsome fool mishandles our tools!

Foreman: Yeah. The fool that got his tools stolen chased down the goblin.

Priestess: In that case, we'll have to get\Nthose tools back if we find them.

Foreman: We can't just stand by when some fool mishandles our tools!

Foreman: Yeah, thanks.

Priestess: In that case, we'll have to get those tools back if we find them.

Foreman: Lessee. It's a bit north from\Nhere. I'll get you a map.

Foreman: Much appreciated.

Foreman: Lessee here. It's a bit north from here. I'll get you a map.

Foreman: I think it was...

Goblin Slayer: A mausoleum.

Goblin Slayer: A place comprised of burial \Nchambers and hallways.

Goblin Slayer: A structure comprised of burial chambers and hallways.

Goblin Slayer: I heard it was a common design for graves.

Foreman: Ah, so you've heard of it.

Foreman: Ah, so you knew of it.

Goblin Slayer: A long time ago.\NI was told never to go near it.

Goblin Slayer: A long time ago.

Goblin Slayer: I was told never to go near it.

Priestess: Um...

Priestess: Was there anything unusual about\Nthe entrance to that grave?

Priestess: Was there anything unusual about the entrance to that grave?

Priestess: Perhaps some bones or a drawing?

Foreman: No one's mentioned anything.

Priestess: So no totems...

Priestess: Also, do you know the ranks and makeup\Nof the party that previously went?

Priestess: Also, do you know the ranks and makeup of the party that previously went?

Foreman: I'm pretty sure they were\Nporcelain and obsidian.

Foreman: I'm pretty sure they were a mix of Porcelain and Obsidian.

Foreman: They had a lizardman warrior\Nand a priest warrior.

Foreman: They had a lizardman warrior and a priest warrior.

Foreman: They also had a wizard and a priest.

Foreman: Also a scout or something...

Priestess: Were there any women in their party?

Foreman: Two. The priest warrior and the priest...\NNo, maybe she was an acolyte?

Foreman: Two. The priest warrior and the priest...

Goblin Slayer: Well?

Foreman: No, maybe she was an acolyte?

Lizardman Priest: If they're lucky, two, but most\Nlikely, they were all killed.

Goblin Slayer: What do you think?

Lizardman Priest: We can probably assume there was\Nsomething else other than the goblins.

Lizardman Priest: Best case is two, but it is more likely that they are all dead.

Goblin Slayer: If there weren't any totems,\Nthere shouldn't be any shamans.

Lizardman Priest: We can safely assume there was something else other than the goblins.

Goblin Slayer: Hobgoblins will be easy,\Nbut we need to watch out for traps.

Goblin Slayer: If there weren't any totems, then it can't be shamans.

Goblin Slayer: I'd guess there are about\Nthirty or so of them.

Goblin Slayer: Hobgoblins would be easy,

Lizardman Priest: But I'm sure their numbers\Nmust have gone down a little.

Goblin Slayer: but we'd need to watch out for traps.

Lizardman Priest: I highly doubt the party of\Nfive couldn't kill even one.

Goblin Slayer: I'd guess there are about thirty or so of them.

Wizard Boy: You're not gonna do anything?

Lizardman Priest: But I'm sure there would be fewer of them at this point.

High Elf Archer: You gotta have the right\Npeople in the right places.

Lizardman Priest: I expect the five-man party to have killed at least one.

High Elf Archer: My job is to be a ranger and scout.

Wizard Boy: Aren't you gonna do anything?

High Elf Archer: You gotta use the right people for the right job.

High Elf Archer: My role is to be a ranger and scout.

High Elf Archer: They can do the rest.

Dwarf Shaman: That's right, lad.

Dwarf Shaman: I guess even long-ears can say something\Nsensible every once in a while.

Dwarf Shaman: I guess even Long-ears can say something sensible every once in a while.

Dwarf Shaman: Pacing is important for spell casters.

Dwarf Shaman: Timing is important for spell casters, you know?

High Elf Archer: I always only say sensible things.

High Elf Archer: I only say sensible things, don't I?

Dwarf Shaman: Is that so?

High Elf Archer: It sure is!

Dwarf Shaman: Anyway, the point is,\Neveryone has a job to do.

Dwarf Shaman: Anyway, the point is, everyone has a role in this team.

Wizard Boy: Job? You mean other than being,\Nlike, a warrior or wizard?

Wizard Boy: Roles? You mean other than being a warrior or wizard?

Priestess: Um, could you all gather around?

High Elf Archer: What is it?

Wizard Boy: All we have to do is kill some \Ngoblins. What else matters?

Wizard Boy: All we have to do is kill the goblins. What else matters?

High Elf Archer: I see.

High Elf Archer: Yeah, I can definitely imagine\Nkids wanting to play in there.

High Elf Archer: Yeah, I can definitely imagine kids wanting to play in there.

Goblin Slayer: That's why I was told to stay away.

Dwarf Shaman: So, did you ever go near one?

Dwarf Shaman: So, did you ever go near it?

Goblin Slayer: No. But I heard they consist\Nof burial chambers and hallways.

Goblin Slayer: No. But I heard they consist of burial chambers and hallways.

Goblin Slayer: That's what my older sister told me.

Goblin Slayer: Regardless, that's in the past.

Wizard Boy: Let's hurry up and go in already.

Wizard Boy: There are other adventurers\Ncaptured in there, right?

Wizard Boy: The other adventurers were captured in there, right?

Warrior: We need to hurry up and save them.

Warrior: We need to save them quickly.

Lizardman Priest: "Haste makes waste." This saying\Nhas been around for centuries.

Lizardman Priest: "Haste makes waste," or so our ancestors have said for centuries.

Priestess: Right.

Priestess: Everyone.

Priestess: Are you ready?

Lizardman Priest: What shall our formation be, lady leader?

Priestess: Oh, stop that. You're really \Nenjoying this, aren't you?

Priestess: Oh, stop that. You're really enjoying this, aren't you?

Priestess: As for our formation...

Priestess: We have a party of six this time,\Nso let's have three rows of two.

Priestess: We have a party of six this time,

Priestess: That'll make it easier to \Nswitch rows if we need to.

Priestess: so we'll be in three rows of two.

High Elf Archer: Got it. I guess we'll have to\Ndo that if our leader says so.

Priestess: That'll make it easier to switch rows if we need to.

High Elf Archer: Got it. I guess we'll have to do that if our leader says so.

Priestess: Please, stop already.

Priestess: Oh, and...

Wizard Boy: Wh-What?

Priestess: We need to get rid of our scent.

Wizard Boy: Huh?

Goblin Slayer: Goblins. Five of them.

Goblin Slayer: That's one.

High Elf Archer: That's two!

Wizard Boy: Damn it!

Wizard Boy: Carbunculus... Crescunt...

Priestess: Don't use your spells yet!

Priestess: The door!

Priestess: The doors!

High Elf Archer: Got it!

Dwarf Shaman: Looks like we're all right for now.

Lizardman Priest: Well, I do hope I get to do something.

Goblin Slayer: Still too many enemies.

Goblin Slayer: There are still too many enemies.

Lizardman Priest: Well, then... I guess it \Nwouldn't do to hesitate.

Lizardman Priest: Well, then. I guess it wouldn't do to be too laid-back now.

Wizard Boy: Should we really be moving this slowly?

Priestess: It's very dangerous, so we have\Nto take it one room at a time.

Priestess: It's very dangerous, so we have to take it one room at a time.

Wizard Boy: Yeah, but...

Wizard Boy: The captured people are in danger.

Wizard Boy: The captives are in danger.

Priestess: How are the other rooms?

High Elf Archer: They're unlocked, and no enemies around.

High Elf Archer: They're not locked, and there are no enemies around.

High Elf Archer: But look over there.

Goblin Slayer: A trap?

High Elf Archer: Probably.

Goblin Slayer: That's a pain.

Priestess: Come to think of it, they said that\Nthe goblins stole their tools.

Priestess: Come to think of it, they said that the goblins stole their tools.

Dwarf Shaman: Well, I don't even want to \Nthink about what those goblins

Dwarf Shaman: I don't even want to think about what those goblins

Dwarf Shaman: plan to do with those carpentry tools.

Dwarf Shaman: There's not much of a load on it, so I\Ncan't imagine it's a complicated trap.

Dwarf Shaman: There's not much of a load on it,

Lizardman Priest: We do also have the option\Nof going down another path.

Dwarf Shaman: so I can't imagine it being a complicated trap.

Lizardman Priest: It appears that the other goblins\Nhaven't noticed we're here.

Lizardman Priest: We could also take another path, if you so wish.

Lizardman Priest: It appears that the other goblins haven't noticed our presence yet.

Wizard Boy: Damn it! This is taking forever!

Wizard Boy: The goblins live here, don't they?!

Wizard Boy: Then they wouldn't have any traps here!

Wizard Boy: Then they wouldn't put down any traps here!

Wizard Boy: Move!

Wizard Boy: Move aside!

High Elf Archer: Hey, wait a minute!

High Elf Archer: What do you think you're—

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# CR
Sign: This show contains scenes that some viewers may\Nfind disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
Wizard Boy: Seriously... Why do I have to be here?
Priestess: Er... All right, then.
Priestess: Shall we get going, Goblin Slayer?
Goblin Slayer: Yeah.
Wizard Boy: Aha, so we're heading right\Ninto murdering those goblins.
Priestess: No, not exactly.
Goblin Slayer: We're gathering information.
Goblin Slayer: We're going to see the client.
Wizard Boy: Huh?
Dwarf Shaman: What? All you've got is wine?
Dwarf Shaman: Don't you have any of\Nthe hard stuff, brother?
Foreman: Only us dwarves can function after\Ndrinking this early in the day.
Foreman: We've got humans here, brother.
Foreman: Anyway...
Foreman: A few days ago, this somewhat reputable\Nparty accepted our quest...
Goblin Slayer: But they didn't come back.
Foreman: Correct.
Foreman: Are you the one they call Beard-cutter?
Goblin Slayer: Yeah. Some call me that.
Foreman: Goblin Slayer, eh?
Foreman: So what did you wanna ask about?
Goblin Slayer: Goblins.
Foreman: Well, it's not just goblins, \Nbut there are quite a few of them.
Foreman: I wouldn't say they're just\Nstealing our tools lately,
Foreman: but I can't have them harming\Nmy workers in the future, either.
Goblin Slayer: So, goblins.
Foreman: Laborers are one thing, but prostitutes\Nand peddlers are a whole different matter.
Foreman: I can't pay much for \Nexterminating goblins, either.
Goblin Slayer: That's how slaying goblins goes.
High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg. You haven't forgotten that\Nwe're letting her give orders, have you?
Goblin Slayer: No.
High Elf Archer: Really?
Goblin Slayer: But emergencies are different.
Priestess: Right. I'll be counting on\Nyou when we're in trouble.
Priestess: So, um...
Priestess: We have a few questions for you.
Priestess: So, these goblins...
Priestess: Er, these monsters. Do you know where \Nthe ruins in which they're appearing are?
Foreman: Yeah. The fool that got his tools\Nstolen chased down the goblin.
Foreman: We can't just stand by when\Nsome fool mishandles our tools!
Priestess: In that case, we'll have to get\Nthose tools back if we find them.
Foreman: Yeah, thanks.
Foreman: Lessee. It's a bit north from\Nhere. I'll get you a map.
Foreman: I think it was...
Goblin Slayer: A mausoleum.
Goblin Slayer: A place comprised of burial \Nchambers and hallways.
Goblin Slayer: I heard it was a common design for graves.
Foreman: Ah, so you've heard of it.
Goblin Slayer: A long time ago.\NI was told never to go near it.
Priestess: Um...
Priestess: Was there anything unusual about\Nthe entrance to that grave?
Priestess: Perhaps some bones or a drawing?
Foreman: No one's mentioned anything.
Priestess: So no totems...
Priestess: Also, do you know the ranks and makeup\Nof the party that previously went?
Foreman: I'm pretty sure they were\Nporcelain and obsidian.
Foreman: They had a lizardman warrior\Nand a priest warrior.
Foreman: They also had a wizard and a priest.
Foreman: Also a scout or something...
Priestess: Were there any women in their party?
Foreman: Two. The priest warrior and the priest...\NNo, maybe she was an acolyte?
Goblin Slayer: Well?
Lizardman Priest: If they're lucky, two, but most\Nlikely, they were all killed.
Lizardman Priest: We can probably assume there was\Nsomething else other than the goblins.
Goblin Slayer: If there weren't any totems,\Nthere shouldn't be any shamans.
Goblin Slayer: Hobgoblins will be easy,\Nbut we need to watch out for traps.
Goblin Slayer: I'd guess there are about\Nthirty or so of them.
Lizardman Priest: But I'm sure their numbers\Nmust have gone down a little.
Lizardman Priest: I highly doubt the party of\Nfive couldn't kill even one.
Wizard Boy: You're not gonna do anything?
High Elf Archer: You gotta have the right\Npeople in the right places.
High Elf Archer: My job is to be a ranger and scout.
High Elf Archer: They can do the rest.
Dwarf Shaman: That's right, lad.
Dwarf Shaman: I guess even long-ears can say something\Nsensible every once in a while.
Dwarf Shaman: Pacing is important for spell casters.
High Elf Archer: I always only say sensible things.
Dwarf Shaman: Is that so?
High Elf Archer: It sure is!
Dwarf Shaman: Anyway, the point is,\Neveryone has a job to do.
Wizard Boy: Job? You mean other than being,\Nlike, a warrior or wizard?
Priestess: Um, could you all gather around?
High Elf Archer: What is it?
Wizard Boy: All we have to do is kill some \Ngoblins. What else matters?
High Elf Archer: I see.
High Elf Archer: Yeah, I can definitely imagine\Nkids wanting to play in there.
Goblin Slayer: That's why I was told to stay away.
Dwarf Shaman: So, did you ever go near one?
Goblin Slayer: No. But I heard they consist\Nof burial chambers and hallways.
Goblin Slayer: That's what my older sister told me.
Goblin Slayer: Regardless, that's in the past.
Wizard Boy: Let's hurry up and go in already.
Wizard Boy: There are other adventurers\Ncaptured in there, right?
Warrior: We need to hurry up and save them.
Lizardman Priest: "Haste makes waste." This saying\Nhas been around for centuries.
Priestess: Right.
Priestess: Everyone.
Priestess: Are you ready?
Lizardman Priest: What shall our formation be, lady leader?
Priestess: Oh, stop that. You're really \Nenjoying this, aren't you?
Priestess: As for our formation...
Priestess: We have a party of six this time,\Nso let's have three rows of two.
Priestess: That'll make it easier to \Nswitch rows if we need to.
High Elf Archer: Got it. I guess we'll have to\Ndo that if our leader says so.
Priestess: Please, stop already.
Priestess: Oh, and...
Wizard Boy: Wh-What?
Priestess: We need to get rid of our scent.
Wizard Boy: Huh?
Goblin Slayer: Goblins. Five of them.
Goblin Slayer: That's one.
High Elf Archer: That's two!
Wizard Boy: Damn it!
Wizard Boy: Carbunculus... Crescunt...
Priestess: Don't use your spells yet!
Priestess: The door!
High Elf Archer: Got it!
Dwarf Shaman: Looks like we're all right for now.
Lizardman Priest: Well, I do hope I get to do something.
Goblin Slayer: Still too many enemies.
Lizardman Priest: Well, then... I guess it \Nwouldn't do to hesitate.
Wizard Boy: Should we really be moving this slowly?
Priestess: It's very dangerous, so we have\Nto take it one room at a time.
Wizard Boy: Yeah, but...
Wizard Boy: The captured people are in danger.
Priestess: How are the other rooms?
High Elf Archer: They're unlocked, and no enemies around.
High Elf Archer: But look over there.
Goblin Slayer: A trap?
High Elf Archer: Probably.
Goblin Slayer: That's a pain.
Priestess: Come to think of it, they said that\Nthe goblins stole their tools.
Dwarf Shaman: Well, I don't even want to \Nthink about what those goblins
Dwarf Shaman: plan to do with those carpentry tools.
Dwarf Shaman: There's not much of a load on it, so I\Ncan't imagine it's a complicated trap.
Lizardman Priest: We do also have the option\Nof going down another path.
Lizardman Priest: It appears that the other goblins\Nhaven't noticed we're here.
Wizard Boy: Damn it! This is taking forever!
Wizard Boy: The goblins live here, don't they?!
Wizard Boy: Then they wouldn't have any traps here!
Wizard Boy: Move!
High Elf Archer: Hey, wait a minute!
High Elf Archer: What do you think you're—
Wizard Boy: I'm opening this.
Priestess: Huh? W-Wai—
Priestess: I have to stop him! What do I say?\NHow do I convince him?
Priestess: Goblin Slayer!
Priestess: What should I do? What should I do?\NWhat should I do? What should I do?
Wizard Boy: Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-What the...
Goblin Slayer: The goblins are messing around.
High Elf Archer: This is bad.
High Elf Archer: His scream definitely acted as an alarm.
Goblin Slayer: That's how it's set up.
Goblin Slayer: They'll be here any minute.
Priestess: A scream?
Wizard Boy: This way!
Priestess: Don't take off on your own!
Wizard Boy: Is this it?
Wizard Boy: Are you here?! I'm here to save—
Wizard Boy: C-Carbunculus... C-Crescunt... Iacta!
Wizard Boy: Hey, are you okay?!
Wizard Boy: I'll get you out of here right away!
Wizard Boy: Stay back! It's a trap!
Goblin Slayer: Count, twenty.
Goblin Slayer: Sixteen left. Are you alive?
Wizard Boy: Y-Yeah.
Goblin Slayer: Not you.
Lizardman Priest: He is referring to the girl over there.
Wizard By: She is!
Wizard By: She's still alive! Of course she is!
Goblin Slayer: I see.
Wizard Boy: I wanted to save her as quickly as I could...
Goblin Slayer: We also have women on our team.
Goblin Slayer: Two of them.
High Elf Archer: For crying out loud...
High Elf Archer: This is why I hate goblins.
Wizard Boy: B-But...
Dwarf Shaman: No time for yappin'!\NJust take the whole chair with us!
Dwarf Shaman: Hold that side!
Wizard Boy: Okay.
High Elf Archer: Still more coming from the back.\NWhat do you want to do?
Priestess: U-Um... Uh...
Lizardman Priest: Sir Goblin Slayer.
Goblin Slayer: Yeah. You ready?
Goblin Slayer: Holy Light.
Priestess: Right!
Goblin Slayer: Well cut straight through.\NI'll leave the vanguard to you.
Lizardman Priest: Understood!
Goblin Slayer: I'll take care of that screaming giant.
Wizard Boy: By yourself?! That's impossible!\NYou're dealing with a troll!
High Elf Archer: You dumb boy.
High Elf Archer: This is exactly the kind of \Nmoment when Orcbolg shines!
Priestess: O merciful Earth Mother, please bless us,
Priestess: the wanderers in the\Ndarkness, with holy light!
Priestess: Holy Light!
Priestess: Let's go!
Goblin Slayer: A troll?
Goblin Slayer: You're not a goblin.
Goblin Slayer: Bye.
Goblin Slayer: That should've taken care of half of them.
Goblin Slayer: In which case...
Goblin Slayer: That's fifteen.
High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg!
High Elf Archer: I heard some kind of booming\Nnoise from behind us.
Goblin Slayer: It was an emergency. \NHow's it looking in front?
High Elf Archer: Same as always!
High Elf Archer: Hi-yah! Let's go all-out!
High Elf Archer: So, do you have a plan?
Goblin Slayer: I do. I always do.
Wizard Boy: We're trapped, damn it!
Lizardman Priest: Now, now, we don't know that for sure.
Priestess: U-Um... Where are Goblin\NSlayer and High Elf Archer?
Dwarf Shaman: They'll catch up soon enough.
Dwarf Shaman: Here.
Priestess: Thank you.
Priestess: We need to treat her wounds at once.
Dwarf Shaman: Nah, you take a breather.
Dwarf Shaman: She's not so injured that\Nshe could die at any moment.
Dwarf Shaman: You good, lad?
Wizard Boy: I'm fine.
Dwarf Shaman: I see.
Wizard Boy: I bet when you're in trouble, you're shaking\Nin your boots and just calling for God.
Wizard Boy: S-So, hey... I'm s—
Lizardman Priest: They're here!
High Elf Archer: Damn it, Orcbolg! That thing's still alive!
Goblin Slayer: I guess it's tougher than I thought.
High Elf Archer: I'm so done with this!\NWhat the heck is that thing?!
High Elf Archer: I wanted to fight something\Nthat looks cooler!
Dwarf Shaman: What're we gonna do, Beard-cutter?
Goblin Slayer: I need water.
Goblin Slayer: Can you make some with a spell?
Wizard Boy: There's no point in memorizing\Nspells like that.
Dwarf Shaman: I've got some rain!
Dwarf Shaman: Though it'll be a bit\Nweak since we're inside.
Goblin Slayer: That's fine.
Goblin Slayer: Also, we need Holy Light one more time.
Goblin Slayer: Can you do it?
Priestess: I-I can!
Goblin Slayer: Good.
Priestess: O merciful Earth Mother, please bless us,
Priestess: the wanderers in the\Ndarkness, with holy light!
Priestess: Holy Light!
Goblin Slayer: I need that water.
Dwarf Shaman: You got it!
Dwarf Shaman: Go forth, Kelpie. Go boldly!
Dwarf Shaman: From earth to river and sea to sky!
Dwarf Shaman: Call Rain!
Goblin Slayer: Next... is this.
Wizard Boy: Wh-What the? The troll's body is...
Goblin Slayer: It's simple, but not bad.
High Elf Archer: What just happened?
Goblin Slayer: If you quickly cool down \Nheated stone, it can break.
Goblin Slayer: That secret formula is sucking up\Nthe water and that thing's heat,
Goblin Slayer: and freezing it instantly.
Goblin Slayer: Apparently that's how it works.
High Elf Archer: Where the heck did you learn that?
Goblin Slayer: Water Town.
Priestess: Oh! The ice treats?
Lizardman Priest: It seems to be suffering\Nfrom wounds that won't heal.
Lizardman Priest: How unfortunate for it.
Goblin Slayer: Once we finish off that giant, \Ninexplicable thing...
Goblin Slayer: We're going to slay all the goblins.
Wizard Boy: I know this happened partially\Nbecause I was careless.
Wizard Boy: I'm still green,\Nand this is my responsibility.
Wizard Boy: But...
Wizard Boy: This guy who seemed so blasé\Nabout fighting the troll,
Wizard Boy: but so delighted about killing the goblins...
Wizard Boy: I...
Wizard Boy: This is the only guy...
Wizard Boy: that I refuse to acknowledge!
Dwarf Shaman: Well, all right, then.
Dwarf Shaman: To the fact that we survived! To that\Nmonster's head! To that acolyte's future!
Dwarf Shaman: Cheers!
High Elf Archer and Lizardman Priest: Cheers!
Lizardman Priest: Oh, pardon me, waitress!
Lizardman Priest: Could you bring me some cheese-covered\Nsausages right away?
Waitress: Sure, you've got it, Mr. Lizardman!\NYour usual!
High Elf Archer: Oh, come on, Orcbolg!
High Elf Archer: Why do you always go silent\Nat times like these?
Goblin Slayer: Do I?
High Elf Archer: You do.
High Elf Archer: Go on. You drink, too.
Priestess: I'm, uh... Today isn't really...
High Elf Archer: Oh, come on!
High Elf Archer: You're alive! That's all that matters!
High Left Archer: No one's gonna be perfect at\Ngiving orders right off the bat!
High Left Archer: Also, what's going on with you over there?
Lizardman Priest: Now, cheer up.
Lizardman Priest: You made it back from your first adventure\Nalive. That is reason to celebrate.
Dwarf Shaman: That's right, lad!
Dwarf Shaman: Not many get to face a troll\Non their first adventure!
Wizard Boy: If that troll hadn't shown up...
Wizard Boy: Even I could've handled those goblins...
Priestess: I also wish that I had done better...
Lizardman Priest: Such admirable spirit!
Lizardman Priest: Nothing can be done until\Nyou put your mind to it!
Lizardman Priest: They say that progress only\Nhappens one step at a time.
Lizardman Priest: My ancestor, the fearsome dragon,
Lizardman Priest: evolved from a four-legged \Ncreature in the swamplands.
Priestess: Uh-huh...
High Elf Archer: Hey, by the way...
High Elf Archer: What happened to that acolyte?
Priestess: Oh, right. Her wounds \Nwere treated, and she said
Priestess: she'll think about what to \Ndo next once she recovers.
High Elf Archer: I see. Well, that's good.
High Elf Archer: That might be a weird thing to say,
High Elf Archer: but you can always move on\Nas long as you're alive.
Wizard Boy: Being alive isn't going to solve everything.
Wizard Boy: She lost to goblins. People are \Nobviously going to mock her.
High Elf Archer: Wh-What's your problem? That's not—
Wizard Boy: That's what happened to my older sister!
Wizard Boy: They kept saying that she lost to goblins!\NThat she was killed by goblins!
Goblin Slayer: Older sister? You have an older sister?
Wizard Boy: Yeah, I did!
Wizard Boy: If she hadn't been stabbed by \Ngoblins with a poisoned dagger,
Wizard Boy: she'd still be here right now!
Priestess: What?
Wizard Boy: My sister was amazing!
Wizard Boy: She would've beaten them \Nif they hadn't used poison!
Wizard Boy: And yet... All those guys at the academy...\Nkept running their mouths...
Wizard Boy: They can...
Wizard Boy: They can all just die...
Goblin Slayer: I see.
Goblin Slayer: I'm heading back.
Goblin Slayer: Someone get him a room somewhere.\NIt doesn't matter where.
Dwarf Shaman: Yup, you got it.
Priestess: Goblin Slayer.
Goblin Slayer: Get some rest.
High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg! What are we doing tomorrow?
Goblin Slayer: I don't know.
Spearman: And then... Oh, hey! It's Goblin Slayer!
Spearman: You bastard. Don't just go \Npopping up outta nowhere.
Spearman: You'll scare—
Spearman: What's wrong? Did something happen?
Goblin Slayer: It's nothing.
Goblin Slayer: Did you think you'd done something?
Goblin Slayer: That you had actually\Naccomplished anything?
Goblin Slayer: You fool.

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Wizard Boy: Seriously, why am I even here?
Priestess: Er... Anyway. Shall we get going, Goblin Slayer?
Goblin Slayer: Yeah.
Wizard Boy: Oh, so we're jumping right into murdering those goblins?!
Priestess: No, not exactly.
Goblin Slayer: We need to gather information.
Goblin Slayer: So we're going to see the client first.
Wizard Boy: Huh?
Dwarf Shaman: What? All you've got is wine?
Dwarf Shaman: Don't you have any of the hard stuff, brother?
Foreman: Only dwarves like us can function after drinking first thing in the morning.
Foreman: We've got humans with us, brother.
Foreman: Anyway...
Foreman: A few days ago, this somewhat reputable party accepted our quest...
Goblin Slayer: But they haven't come back yet.
Foreman: Exactly.
Foreman: Are you the one they call Beard-cutter?
Goblin Slayer: Yes, some do call me that.
Foreman: Goblin Slayer, eh?
Foreman: So what did you wanna ask about?
Goblin Slayer: Goblins.
Foreman: Well, it's not just goblins, but there are quite a few of them.
Foreman: Right now, they're just stealing our tools
Foreman: but I can't have them harming my workers in the future, either.
Goblin Slayer: So, goblins.
Foreman: We're only laborers, but prostitutes and merchants are a whole different matter.
Foreman: We can't pay much for exterminating goblins, either.
Goblin Slayer: That's how slaying goblins goes.
High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg. You haven't forgotten that we're letting her give the orders, have you?
Goblin Slayer: No.
High Elf Archer: Really?
Goblin Slayer: But emergencies are a different matter.
Priestess: Right. I'll be counting on you if we're in trouble.
Priestess: So, um...
Priestess: We have a few questions for you.
Priestess: So, these goblins...
Priestess: Er, these monsters. Do you know where the ruins that they're using as a hideout are?
Foreman: Yeah. The fool that got his tools stolen chased down the goblin.
Foreman: Yeah. The fool that got his tools stolen chased down the goblin.
Foreman: We can't just stand by when some fool mishandles our tools!
Priestess: In that case, we'll have to get those tools back if we find them.
Foreman: Much appreciated.
Foreman: Lessee here. It's a bit north from here. I'll get you a map.
Foreman: I think it was...
Goblin Slayer: A mausoleum.
Goblin Slayer: A structure comprised of burial chambers and hallways.
Goblin Slayer: I heard it was a common design for graves.
Foreman: Ah, so you knew of it.
Goblin Slayer: A long time ago.
Goblin Slayer: I was told never to go near it.
Priestess: Um...
Priestess: Was there anything unusual about the entrance to that grave?
Priestess: Perhaps some bones or a drawing?
Foreman: No one's mentioned anything.
Priestess: So no totems...
Priestess: Also, do you know the ranks and makeup of the party that previously went?
Foreman: I'm pretty sure they were a mix of Porcelain and Obsidian.
Foreman: They had a lizardman warrior and a priest warrior.
Foreman: They also had a wizard and a priest.
Foreman: Also a scout or something...
Priestess: Were there any women in their party?
Foreman: Two. The priest warrior and the priest...
Foreman: No, maybe she was an acolyte?
Goblin Slayer: What do you think?
Lizardman Priest: Best case is two, but it is more likely that they are all dead.
Lizardman Priest: We can safely assume there was something else other than the goblins.
Goblin Slayer: If there weren't any totems, then it can't be shamans.
Goblin Slayer: Hobgoblins would be easy,
Goblin Slayer: but we'd need to watch out for traps.
Goblin Slayer: I'd guess there are about thirty or so of them.
Lizardman Priest: But I'm sure there would be fewer of them at this point.
Lizardman Priest: I expect the five-man party to have killed at least one.
Wizard Boy: Aren't you gonna do anything?
High Elf Archer: You gotta use the right people for the right job.
High Elf Archer: My role is to be a ranger and scout.
High Elf Archer: They can do the rest.
Dwarf Shaman: That's right, lad.
Dwarf Shaman: I guess even Long-ears can say something sensible every once in a while.
Dwarf Shaman: Timing is important for spell casters, you know?
High Elf Archer: I only say sensible things, don't I?
Dwarf Shaman: Is that so?
High Elf Archer: It sure is!
Dwarf Shaman: Anyway, the point is, everyone has a role in this team.
Wizard Boy: Roles? You mean other than being a warrior or wizard?
Priestess: Um, could you all gather around?
High Elf Archer: What is it?
Wizard Boy: All we have to do is kill the goblins. What else matters?
High Elf Archer: I see.
High Elf Archer: Yeah, I can definitely imagine kids wanting to play in there.
Goblin Slayer: That's why I was told to stay away.
Dwarf Shaman: So, did you ever go near it?
Goblin Slayer: No. But I heard they consist of burial chambers and hallways.
Goblin Slayer: That's what my older sister told me.
Goblin Slayer: Regardless, that's in the past.
Wizard Boy: Let's hurry up and go in already.
Wizard Boy: The other adventurers were captured in there, right?
Warrior: We need to save them quickly. 
Lizardman Priest: "Haste makes waste," or so our ancestors have said for centuries.
Priestess: Right.
Priestess: Everyone.
Priestess: Are you ready?
Lizardman Priest: What shall our formation be, lady leader?
Priestess: Oh, stop that. You're really enjoying this, aren't you?
Priestess: As for our formation...
Priestess: We have a party of six this time,
Priestess: so we'll be in three rows of two.
Priestess: That'll make it easier to switch rows if we need to.
High Elf Archer: Got it. I guess we'll have to do that if our leader says so.
Priestess: Please, stop already.
Priestess: Oh, and...
Wizard Boy: Wh-What?
Priestess: We need to get rid of our scent.
Wizard Boy: Huh?
Goblin Slayer: Goblins. Five of them.
Goblin Slayer: That's one.
High Elf Archer: That's two!
Wizard Boy: Damn it!
Wizard Boy: Carbunculus... Crescunt...
Priestess: Don't use your spells yet!
Priestess: The doors!
High Elf Archer: Got it!
Dwarf Shaman: Looks like we're all right for now.
Lizardman Priest: Well, I do hope I get to do something.
Goblin Slayer: There are still too many enemies.
Lizardman Priest: Well, then. I guess it wouldn't do to be too laid-back now.
Wizard Boy: Should we really be moving this slowly?
Priestess: It's very dangerous, so we have to take it one room at a time.
Wizard Boy: Yeah, but...
Wizard Boy: The captives are in danger. 
Priestess: How are the other rooms?
High Elf Archer: They're not locked, and there are no enemies around.
High Elf Archer: But look over there.
Goblin Slayer: A trap?
High Elf Archer: Probably.
Goblin Slayer: That's a pain.
Priestess: Come to think of it, they said that the goblins stole their tools.
Dwarf Shaman: I don't even want to think about what those goblins
Dwarf Shaman: plan to do with those carpentry tools.
Dwarf Shaman: There's not much of a load on it,
Dwarf Shaman: so I can't imagine it being a complicated trap.
Lizardman Priest: We could also take another path, if you so wish.
Lizardman Priest: It appears that the other goblins haven't noticed our presence yet.
Wizard Boy: Damn it! This is taking forever!
Wizard Boy: The goblins live here, don't they?!
Wizard Boy: Then they wouldn't put down any traps here!
Wizard Boy: Move aside!
High Elf Archer: Hey, wait a minute!
High Elf Archer: What do you think you're—
Wizard Boy: I'm opening this.
Priestess: Huh? W-Wai—
Priestess: I have to stop him!
Priestess: What do I say?
Priestess: How do I convince him?
Priestess: Goblin Slayer!
Priestess: What should I do? What should I do? What should I do? What should I do?
Wizard Boy: Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh-What the...
Goblin Slayer: It's a goblin prank.
High Elf Archer: This is bad.
High Elf Archer: His scream definitely acted as the alarm.
Goblin Slayer: That's how it's set up.
Goblin Slayer: They'll be here any minute.
Priestess: A scream?
Wizard Boy: This way!
Priestess: Wait, it's dangerous to go alone!
Wizard Boy: Is this it?
Wizard Boy: Are you here?! I'm here to save—
Wizard Boy: C-Carbunculus... C-Crescunt... Iacta!
Wizard Boy: Hey, are you okay?!
Wizard Boy: I'll get you out of here right away!
Wizard Boy: Stay back! It's a trap!
Goblin Slayer: Count, twenty.
Goblin Slayer: Sixteen left. Are you alive?
Wizard Boy: Y-Yeah.
Goblin Slayer: Not you.
Lizardman Priest: He is referring to the girl over there.
Wizard By: She is!
Wizard By: She's still alive! Of course she is!
Goblin Slayer: I see.
Wizard Boy: I wanted to save her as quickly as I could...
Goblin Slayer: We also have women on our team.
Goblin Slayer: Two of them, in fact.
High Elf Archer: For crying out loud...
High Elf Archer: This is why I hate goblins.
Wizard Boy: B-But...
Dwarf Shaman: No time for yappin'! Just take the whole chair!
Dwarf Shaman: Hold that side!
Wizard Boy: Okay!
High Elf Archer: There's still more coming from the back.
High Elf Archer: What do you want to do?
Priestess: U-Um... Uh...
Lizardman Priest: Sir Goblin Slayer.
Goblin Slayer: Yeah. May I?
Goblin Slayer: Use Holy Light.
Priestess: Right!
Goblin Slayer: We'll cut a path through them. I'll leave the vanguard to you.
Lizardman Priest: Understood!
Goblin Slayer: I'll take care of that screaming giant.
Wizard Boy: By yourself?! That's impossible! You're dealing with a troll!
High Elf Archer: You dumb boy.
High Elf Archer: This is exactly the kind of moment when Orcbolg shines!
Priestess: O merciful Earth Mother, please bless us,
Priestess: humble wanderers in the dark with holy light. 
Priestess: Holy Light!
Priestess: Let's go!
Goblin Slayer: A troll?
Goblin Slayer: You're not a goblin.
Goblin Slayer: Goodbye.
Goblin Slayer: That should take care of half of them.
Goblin Slayer: In which case...
Goblin Slayer: That's fifteen.
High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg!
High Elf Archer: I heard some kind of booming noise from behind us.
Goblin Slayer: It was an emergency.
Goblin Slayer: How's it looking in front?
High Elf Archer: Same as always!
High Elf Archer: Hi-yah! Let's go all-out!
High Elf Archer: So, do you have a plan?
Goblin Slayer: I do. I always do.
Wizard Boy: We're trapped, damn it!
Lizardman Priest: Now, now, we don't know that for sure.
Priestess: U-Um... Where is Goblin Slayer's group?
Dwarf Shaman: They'll catch up soon enough.
Dwarf Shaman: Here.
Priestess: Thank you.
Priestess: We need to treat her wounds at once—
Dwarf Shaman: Nah, you should take a breather for now.
Dwarf Shaman: She's not so injured that her life's in danger.
Dwarf Shaman: You good, lad?
Wizard Boy: I'm fine.
Dwarf Shaman: I see.
Wizard Boy: I bet when you're in trouble, you'd be shaking in your boots, crying for your god. 
Wizard Boy: S-So, hey... I'm s—
Lizardman Priest: They're here!
High Elf Archer: Damn it, Orcbolg! That thing's still alive!
Goblin Slayer: I guess it's tougher than I thought.
High Elf Archer: I'm so done with this! What the heck is that thing?!
High Elf Archer: I wanted to fight a cooler monster!
Dwarf Shaman: What're we gonna do, Beard-cutter?
Goblin Slayer: I need water.
Goblin Slayer: Can you make some with a spell?
Wizard Boy: There's no point in memorizing spells like that.
Dwarf Shaman: I've got some rain!
Dwarf Shaman: Though it'll be a bit weak since we're indoors.
Goblin Slayer: That's fine.
Goblin Slayer: Also, we need Holy Light one more time.
Goblin Slayer: Can you do it?
Priestess: I-I can!
Goblin Slayer: Good.
Priestess: O merciful Earth Mother, please bless us,
Priestess: humble wanderers in the dark with holy light!
Priestess: Holy Light!
Goblin Slayer: I need that water!
Dwarf Shaman: You got it!
Dwarf Shaman: Go forth, Kelpie, and be bold!
Dwarf Shaman: From earth to river and sea to sky!
Dwarf Shaman: Call Rain!
Goblin Slayer: Next... is this.
Wizard Boy: Wh-What the? The troll's body is...
Goblin Slayer: It's simple, but not bad.
High Elf Archer: What just happened?
Goblin Slayer: Even the strongest stone, when rapidly heated and cooled, will break.
Goblin Slayer: That secret formula is sucking up the water and that thing's heat,
Goblin Slayer: and freezing it instantly.
Goblin Slayer: Apparently that's how it works.
High Elf Archer: Where the heck did you learn that?
Goblin Slayer: Water Town.
Priestess: Oh, the ice treats!
Lizardman Priest: It seems to be suffering from wounds that won't heal.
Lizardman Priest: How unfortunate for it.
Goblin Slayer: After we finish off that weird giant...
Goblin Slayer: We're going to slaughter the goblins.
Wizard Boy: I know this happened partially because I was careless.
Wizard Boy: I'm still green, and this is my fault.
Wizard Boy: But...
Wizard Boy: This guy who seemed so blasé about fighting the troll,
Wizard Boy: but so delighted about killing the goblins...
Wizard Boy: I...
Wizard Boy: This is the only guy...
Wizard Boy: that I don’t want to acknowledge.
Dwarf Shaman: All right, then.
Dwarf Shaman: To our survival! To that monster's head! To that acolyte's future!
Dwarf Shaman: Cheers!
High Elf Archer and Lizardman Priest: Cheers!
Lizardman Priest: Oh, pardon me, waitress!
Lizardman Priest: Could you bring me some cheese-covered sausages right away?
Waitress: Sure, you've got it, Mr. Lizardman! Your usual!
High Elf Archer: Come on, Orcbolg!
High Elf Archer: Why do you always clam up at times like these?
Goblin Slayer: Do I?
High Elf Archer: You do.
High Elf Archer: Go on. You drink, too.
Priestess: I'm, uh... Today isn't really...
High Elf Archer: Oh, come on!
High Elf Archer: You're alive, and that's all that matters!
High Left Archer: No one's gonna be a perfect leader right off the bat!
High Left Archer: And what about you over there? What's wrong?
Lizardman Priest: Now, now, cheer up.
Lizardman Priest: You survived your first adventure.
Lizardman Priest: That is reason enough to celebrate.
Dwarf Shaman: That's right, lad!
Dwarf Shaman: Not many people get to face a troll on their first adventure!
Wizard Boy: If that troll hadn't shown up...
Wizard Boy: Even I could've handled those goblins...
Priestess: I also wish that I had done better...
Lizardman Priest: Such admirable spirit!
Lizardman Priest: Nothing can be done until you put your mind to it!
Lizardman Priest: They say that the path of progress is paved with each step.
Lizardman Priest: Even my ancestor, the fearsome dragon,
Lizardman Priest: evolved from a four-legged creature in the swamplands.
Priestess: Uh-huh...
High Elf Archer: Hey, by the way...
High Elf Archer: What happened to that acolyte?
Priestess: Oh, right. Her wounds were treated, and she said
Priestess: she'll think about what to do next once she recovers.
High Elf Archer: I see. Good for her.
High Elf Archer: That might have been a weird thing to say,
High Elf Archer: but you can always move on as long as you're alive.
Wizard Boy: Being alive isn't going to solve everything.
Wizard Boy: She lost to goblins. People are obviously going to mock her.
High Elf Archer: Wh-What's your problem? That's not—
Wizard Boy: That's what happened to my older sister!
Wizard Boy: They kept saying that she lost to goblins!
Wizard Boy: That she was killed by goblins!
Goblin Slayer: Older sister? You have an older sister?
Wizard Boy: Yeah, I did!
Wizard Boy: If those goblins hadn't stabbed her with a poisoned dagger,
Wizard Boy: she'd still be here right now!
Priestess: What?
Wizard Boy: My sister was amazing!
Wizard Boy: She would've beaten them if they hadn't used poison!
Wizard Boy: And yet... All those guys at the academy... kept running their mouths...
Wizard Boy: They can...
Wizard Boy: They can all just die...
Goblin Slayer: I see.
Goblin Slayer: I'm heading back.
Goblin Slayer: Someone get him a room somewhere. Doesn't matter where.
Dwarf Shaman: Yup, you got it.
Priestess: Goblin Slayer.
Goblin Slayer: Get some rest.
High Elf Archer: Hey, Orcbolg! What are we doing tomorrow?
Goblin Slayer: I don't know.
Spearman: And then...
Spearman: Oh, if it isn't Goblin Slayer!
Spearman: You bastard, don't just pop up outta nowhere.
Spearman: You'll scare—
Spearman: What's wrong? Did something happen?
Goblin Slayer: It's nothing.
Goblin Slayer: Did you think that you'd done something?
Goblin Slayer: Have you actually accomplished anything?
Goblin Slayer: You fool.