ARSLAN SENKI / HEROIC LEGEND OF ARISLAN OVA1
SUMMARY
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MAIN CHARACTERS
AND OUR STORY CONTINUES...
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Bodan and his priests decide to make over Pars in Lusitania's image... |
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Destroying their art and culture and books... |
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Under the gaze of Narcasse and Darun who had sneaked into the outskirts
of Ekubatana. |
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Trade had started as always, but the Lusitanians took the place of the Pars
army. Eram went to find out what happened to the city. |
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Dressed as a girl, waylayed by a soldier for having speaken ill of the Lusitanians,
he removed his costume and ran away to the place where Narcasse and the
others were waiting. |
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Eram, once back to the Prince, tells them that Karlan had left the city
with 1 000 men in search of the Prince. Narcasse then tries to understand
Karlan's plans: to burn all the villages until Arslan gives himself away
to cease the suffering. |
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Arslan is appalled by the fact that Karlan would be killing his own countrymen,
and after hearing Narcasse's ideas, decides to ride out to confront him
before he hurts the people of Pars. |
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But Darun is afraid that Karlan's plan might be more complex: for he did
leave the town in broad daylight as if to be seen by all. He also chides
Narcasse on the fact that he knows Narcasse would have left them if the
Prince had not chosen to put himself in danger for his people. To which
he answers that loyalt and respect must be earned. |
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Meanwhile, Arslan asks Eram of his mother, if he had heard any news of Queen
Tahamine. Eram knows little, but the rumour would seem to indicate that
she is alive and well, and that King of Lusitania has always been madly
in love with her. |
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On the plains close to Ekubatana, Lusitanian soldiers are moving on a lone
woman on a horse. |
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