For the love of the absolute radiance what does this meanTranslated:
"That's a..." *blushes, unable to continue*
"A hellapetta, the *beep* of a sea creature, I'm surprised a healer like you wasn't able to tell."
It is a quote from the first Utawarerumono game. The first appearance of the rather shady traveling merchant who claims to deal in everything except slaves. He shows off the stuff he's carrying and, delighted to have someone knowledgeable in medicine, shows off that piece of aphrodisiac. A rather fun scene, including an execution threat (aimed at the merchant), and an assassination threat (merchant aimed at the MC, Hakuoro), even if it's too long to quote in full from memory. The scene did make it into the anime made from the game. The game's better though. In the anime, Hakuoro doesn't get any of the girls. In the game he gets most of them.For the love of the absolute radiance what does this mean
I read (memory) all of thatIt is a quote from the first Utawarerumono game. The first appearance of the rather shady traveling merchant who claims to deal in everything except slaves. He shows off the stuff he's carrying and, delighted to have someone knowledgeable in medicine, shows off that piece of aphrodisiac. A rather fun scene, including an execution threat (aimed at the merchant), and an assassination threat (merchant aimed at the MC, Hakuoro), even if it's too long to quote in full from memory. The scene did make it into the anime made from the game. The game's better though. In the anime, Hakuoro doesn't get any of the girls. In the game he gets most of them.
I did buy the second Utawarerumono game Mask of Deception for PS4, but haven't got around to play that yet.