Clorinde can be invited as a Companion into the player's Serenitea Pot after obtaining and completing the World Quest Idle Teapot Talk.
Favorite Furnishing Sets[]
If a character's favorite furnishing set is placed in the same realm as the character for the first time, the character will automatically teleport to the furnishing set. Interacting with the character will initiate a special dialogue, after which the character will teleport back to their original position.
Clorinde has 2 Favorite Furnishing Sets:
| Furnishing Set | Rewards |
|---|---|
 Strict Adherence to Office Codes |  20 1 20,000 |
 The Nation of Hydro's Mottled Colors | 20 2 20,000 |
Idle Quotes[]
Dueling...- Hunting...
- Leisure time...
- Ritual...
- Tabletop troupe...
Dueling...- (When the player is nearby)
- I need to ask...
- Training...
Dialogue[]
- Clorinde: Ah, you're back. I wanted to ask whether there was a space around here dedicated to training?
- Clorinde: I wouldn't want to disturb anyone during my shooting practice.
- Do you like it here?
- Clorinde: Don't worry, I'm not picky about my surroundings.
- Clorinde: How noisy or crowded a place might be... Those factors are inconsequential. I'm not easily affected by my external environment.
- Clorinde: Most importantly... I've found no threats to our survival in this place. You've done well.
- Um... Thanks?
- Clorinde: Think nothing of it. I should be the one thanking you for keeping this place so safe.
- We are in The Realm Within, after all.
- Clorinde: Its mechanical principles and aesthetic design are both quite commendable. This place is truly eye-opening.
- ...Am I supposed to laugh?
- Clorinde: Ah, that's entirely up to you. Different people have different senses of humor. I don't know what you find amusing, so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to give you an answer.
- Clorinde: In any case, thank you for inviting me to this place.
- Clorinde: I'll be staying here for a little longer. I hope my being here doesn't inconvenience you.
Do you like it here?
- (Unlocks at Friendship Level 4)
- Would you like to have a chat?
- Clorinde: Of course. Anything you want to talk about?
- How about a story from before you became a Champion Duelist?
- Clorinde: Well, before I met Navia...
- Wait, you're going that far back!?
- Clorinde: You wanted to hear a story from before I became a duelist, correct? I see no harm in starting there.
- Clorinde: Anyway, before I met Navia, I lived with my Master. She was a powerful and strict woman who had a big impact on many parts of my childhood.
- Clorinde: I was once terrified of monsters that are active at night. I felt like I could never predict or anticipate their attacks.
- Clorinde: So, Master tied a piece of cloth around my eyes, pushed me into the woods, and announced that I was surrounded by a horde of monsters. She did this to teach me to react and respond to them with only sound and instinct as my guide.
- Clorinde: I used to be afraid of being alone. I could never fall asleep without her by my side.
- Clorinde: So, for quite some time, she forced me to train every day until I felt like I could no longer lift my arms. Only then would she allow me to rest.
- Clorinde: As a result, seeing her face after I woke up soon turned into a nightmare rather than a comfort...
- Clorinde: Before I knew it, I had become as tough as her.
- Clorinde: Were I to take on my own apprentice, I'm not sure I could think of a better way to train them, and that thought scares me most of all.
- What about a fun tidbit from your work as a Champion Duelist?
- Clorinde: My work as a Champion Duelist... Hmm.
- Clorinde: In my profession, "work" and "fun" are two elements that rarely converge.
- Clorinde: I've heard many colleagues describe how, on their way home from work, they're often dragged into cafés by their soon-to-be opponents and forced to listen to an endless list of grievances.
- Clorinde: What a waste of time... I'm very thankful something like that has never happened to me.
- Clorinde: I wouldn't go asking around for stories about our line of work.
- Clorinde: The profession of a duelist may seem dramatic and full of unexpected twists, but, in most circumstances, it's usually the result of hypocrisy and dark human desires... the type of stories that will only leave you disappointed.
- (Unlocks at Friendship Level 7)
- Is there anything you'd like to do?
- Clorinde: Hmm... How about a game inspired by the practice of duels?
- Can you tell me how to play first...
- Clorinde: It's pretty simple. We'll use the Fateometer to determine the rules of the duel and the weapons we can use. I used to play this a lot with my Master. Although, back then, we just rolled a die.
- What if you roll a "critical failure"...
- Clorinde: Then, unfortunately, you have to fight with your hands and feet tied.
- Aren't duels supposed to be fair?
- Clorinde: Of course, but that only applies to duels held before a court of law to defend someone's honor. The duels in this game are meant to improve a Marechaussee Hunter's ability to survive in the wild.
- Clorinde: As a Hunter, there are times when you might your arm or leg might be out of commission due to injury. But, you have to be able to keep fighting.
- Clorinde: "Never stop thinking about how to secure victory" — that's what my Master taught me.
- Clorinde: Once, after two very unlucky rolls, she was forced to fight with a small tree branch as her only weapon. In the end, I still lost.
- What if you roll a "critical success"...
- Clorinde: Then, congratulations, you get to use the weapon of your choice and negate one lethal hit. Your opponent would have to land two hits on you to win.
- Aren't duels supposed to be fair?
- Clorinde: Of course, but that only applies to duels held before a court of law to defend someone's honor. The duels in this game are meant to improve a Marechaussee Hunter's ability to survive in the wild.
- Clorinde: Even with preparation and luck on your side, get too confident, and even the greatest of Hunters can still suffer defeat.
- Clorinde: A "critical success" can often be what leads to a "critical failure."
- Clorinde: My luck is pretty good, so I've had my fair share of good rolls in these games. Even so, when I fought against Master, I often lost in the moments when I was most assured of victory.
- Clorinde: "Prey is most easily caught when it believes itself invincible" — that's what my Master taught me.
- Clorinde: In any case, the randomness of it all can really help you test your limits. If you lose, just start over and roll again.
- Clorinde: So, what do you think? Ready to play a round?
- ...Sure! Bring it on!
- Clorinde: Hmm, the look of determination in your eyes says more than you know. I like it.
- Clorinde: Let's begin. The loser owes the winner a meal.
- (Between 6:00 and 19:00)
- Good morning, Clorinde.
- Clorinde: Good morning. I hope you find success in your endeavors today.
- (Between 19:00 and 6:00)
- Good night, Clorinde.
- Clorinde: Good night. I hope you're able to get some good rest. This place appears quite safe, so I don't think I'll need to keep watch tonight.
Special Dialogue[]
When a character is invited to or invites themselves to their favorite set for the first time, the character will provide a reward. They will provide a reward for each of their favorite sets.
Inviting them to the furnishing set again will replay the dialogue, but no further reward will be given.
Strict Adherence to Office Codes[]
- Clorinde: Now that I think of it, the Maison Cardinalice set up an archive room to store information related to duels.
- Clorinde: A complete case file would include the cause of the duel, the verdict rendered, the persons and duelists involved, and of course, the final outcome of the duel.
- Clorinde: I've never felt the need to look up anything there myself. I believe all my duelist colleagues feel the same way. It's best to leave the recordkeeping to the Gestionnaires — they seem to actually enjoy that kind of work.
The Nation of Hydro's Mottled Colors[]
- Clorinde: In my younger years, I learned a fair amount about botany.
- Clorinde: As a result, I can now differentiate between edible and non-edible roots, identify poisonous fruits... and create simple dyes from the things I forage.
- Clorinde: Hmm, the plants in this flower bed are harmless varieties created to lift people's spirits. You may enjoy them without worry.
Change History[]
Released in Version 4.7
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