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Teamwork is Lao's fourth Heart-to-Heart in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It takes place in the morning in the Residential District, in the field north of the Cathedral and east of the Water Purification Plant.

Dialogue[]

Lao
"Ah, Cross."
"I was just doing some target practice. We may be mimeosomes, but our skills still weaken if we don't stay in shape."
Cross
Choice A – Propose: Suggest Lao give Shingo some firearms training.
Lao
"I'm sure there are lots of things I could teach Shingo that'd give me a chance to sharpen my own skills."
"But honestly, I don't have that kind of time right now."
"And besides, his fighting style and mine are just too different. He'd benefit more from being trained by a specialist."
"Though I bet that sounds like I'm just making excuses, doesn't it?"
Cross
Choice B – Inquire: Ask Lao why he hasn't been around much lately.
Lao
"Everyone's got something they're supposed to be doing."
"Tell me, when you go on a mission that you know will put lives at risk, do you bring Lin and Tatsu along? Or do you leave them behind?"
"I might be able to use your experience to guide my own decision."
"I can't tell you all the details, but I've got that hanging over me just like you and Elma do."
Cross
Choice A – Refute: Stress the importance of caring for your team.
Lao
"Huh..."
"Doug said the exact same thing."
"Look, I get it. Saiden, Mondo, and Shingo... They're dear friends to me, and I trust them completely."
"I'd never take them for granted."
"Maybe I haven't made that very clear. I'll try to tell them a little more about what's going on."
"...There. Are you happy now?"
"If you're satisfied that you've meddled enough in my business for one day, I have to be going."
"It's almost time for me to meet Saiden."
"Catch you later."
(END)
Cross
Choice B – Reaffirm: Show Lao your support. (+ )
Lao
"No more questions? You're not gonna pump me for details?"
"Thanks for that, Cross. Your trust means a lot to me."
"Listen, if you get a chance, could you give Shingo a hand with his training?"
"I know he'd be excited to work with someone as skilled as you, and I'm sure there are plenty of things you could teach him."
"Thanks. I appreciate it."
(END)
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