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=== Chapter 5 === | === Chapter 5 === | ||
Cerval is first encountered in the Snow Fields Area in a strange hot spring, to the surprise of the player's party while they are searching for a cure to Silver Fox's sudden case of amnesia. The hot spring bizarrely produces an effect comparable to that of alcohol consumption and Cerval, too, appears to be somewhat inebriated by it. Despite this, all she seems to do is mumble quietly to herself. | Cerval is first encountered in the Snow Fields Area in a strange [[hot spring]], to the surprise of the player's party while they are searching for a cure to Silver Fox's sudden case of amnesia. The hot spring bizarrely produces an effect comparable to that of alcohol consumption and Cerval, too, appears to be somewhat inebriated by it. Despite this, all she seems to do is mumble quietly to herself. | ||
When the party comes to their senses after their time in the Mumble-Mumble Hot Spring and is about to leave, Cerval seems to want to tag along, a sentiment which Serval reciprocates, having taken an apparent liking to her by this point. The others express a bit of apprehension with the idea, but ultimately agree that she seems harmless and acquiesce to having her join them on the search for a cure to Silver Fox's amnesia. It is at this point that Serval gives her the name "Cerval" -- it should be noted that, until this chapter, Cerval was invariably referred to as "Fake Serval" or some variant thereof. Serval justifies giving her a name with the sentiment that somehow calling her Fake Serval is confusing and feels "wrong" for some reason. Although the name is met with lukewarm reception from the others, it makes Cerval happy indeed. | When the party comes to their senses after their time in the Mumble-Mumble Hot Spring and is about to leave, Cerval seems to want to tag along, a sentiment which Serval reciprocates, having taken an apparent liking to her by this point. The others express a bit of apprehension with the idea, but ultimately agree that she seems harmless and acquiesce to having her join them on the search for a cure to Silver Fox's amnesia. It is at this point that Serval gives her the name "Cerval" -- it should be noted that, until this chapter, Cerval was invariably referred to as "Fake Serval" or some variant thereof. Serval justifies giving her a name with the sentiment that somehow calling her Fake Serval is confusing and feels "wrong" for some reason. Although the name is met with lukewarm reception from the others, it makes Cerval happy indeed. | ||