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== The Southern Lands: Melkido ==
  
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{{ja-en|speaker=Guard: Near Entrance
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|じょうさいのまち メルキドに ようこそ!
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|Welcome to the fortress town, Melkido!
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=Man: E Side
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|えーん。 あてが まいごの キムこう だす。
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|Yeah. I'm who you're looking for, the lost child Kimu-kou.
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}}
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{{todo|refine translation}}
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*It seems that Kimu-kou represents Hajime Kimura, a friend of Hiroshi Miyaoka and Yūji Horii. However, Kimura-san apparently had no involvement with this game.... Perhaps that's why Yuutei and Miyaou were looking for him?
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{{ja-en|speaker=Guard: E Side, Near Shops
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|うわさでは ロトのよろいは ひとから ひとへ。
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|Rumor says that Loto's Armor has passed from person to person.
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|ゆきのふ というおとこの てに わたったそうだ。
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|It seems it had passed into the hands of a man called Yukinofu.
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}}
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*Considering all the other developer cameos, and more than a passing resemblance in the names, Yukinofu may be producer Yukinobu Chida.
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{{ja-en|speaker=Merchant: E Side
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|むかし うちのじいさんが よく いってました。
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|In the old days, my grandfather often said this.
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|ともだちの ゆきのふは じぶんのみせの うらの きに なにか うめたらしいと…
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|He said his friend Yukinofu buried something at a tree in the back of his shop....
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=Old Man: SE Corner
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|ふるい いいつたえでは ゆうしゃロトのつかった つるぎは はがねをも くだいたそうじゃ。
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|In the old legends, the sword used by the Hero Loto smashed even steel.
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=Guard: Near Inn
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|りゅうおうの つめは てつを ひきさき そして はく ほのおは いわをも とかすという。
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|It is said that the Dragon King's claws split iron, and the flames he breathes melt even stone.
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|[NAME]よ それでも ゆくか?
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|[NAME], will you go even so?
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=If Answer はい/Yes
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|おお! あなたこそ まことの ゆうしゃだ!
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|Oh! You surely are a true hero!
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=If Answer いいえ/No
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|それが いい。 だれも おまえを おくびょうとは いわないだろう。
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|That is good. No one will say you are a coward.
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=Woman: Near W Shops
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|こんやの おかずは なんに しようかしら……
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|I wonder what I shall make for a side dish tonight....
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=Merchant: W Side, L Shop
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|まいど! きょうは だいこんが やすいよ!
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|Welcome! Radishes are cheap today!
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{{ja-en|speaker=Woman: W Side
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|ねえ わたしの ぽーとぴあと あなたの ドラゴンくえすとを かえっこしてよ。
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|Let's exchange my "Portopia" for your "Dragon Quest."
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}}
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*"The Portopia Serial Murder Case" (ポートピア連続殺人事件) is a game in the form of a text adventure, released by Enix six months before "Dragon Quest," also written by Yūji Horii.
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{{ja-en|speaker=Merchant: SW Corner
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|わたしの いえは そのむかし ドムドーラのまちで みせやを していたとか。
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|In the old days my family ran a shop in the town of Domdora.
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|みせは まちのひがしに あり ゆきのふじいさんのとき まちが まものたちに おそわれ…
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|When Grandfather Yukinofu's shop was in the east of the town, the town was attacked by monsters...
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}}
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{{todo|refine translation}}
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{{ja-en
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|このまちまで にげてきました。
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|I escaped to this town.
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}}
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{{ja-en|speaker=Old Man: Under Roof
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|そなたが しるしをもとめるなら このまちの しんでんにすむ ちょうろうを たずねるがよい。
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|If thou seekest the Mark, thou shouldst ask the elder who resides in the temple of this town.
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{{ja-en|speaker=Old Man: Behind Barrier
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|ゆうしゃのため いのりましょう。
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|Let us pray for the hero.
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|ひかりが そなたと ともに ありますように…
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|May the light be with thee...
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|ゆくがよい。 そして さがすがよい。
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|You should go. And you should search.
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}}
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{{ja-en
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|ラダトームの おしろまで きたに70 にしに40の そのばしょを!
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|In the place where Ladatorm Castle is 70 to the north and 40 to the west!
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}}
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== The Rainbow Drop ==
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=== The Rain Shrine Revisited ===
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=== The Holy Shrine Revisited ===
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== Demon's Isle: The Castle of the Dragon King ==
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== Epilogue ==
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=== The Cheers of the People ===
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=== Ending Proper ===
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=== Credits ===

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