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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
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Sancho is a longtime friend of Pankraz. He is first encountered in [[Whealbrook]], where he taking care of Pankraz's home. Later in generation 2, the hero and [[Harry|Prince Harry]] discover that Whealbrook was razed and Sancho has since left. He is not seen again until the hero and his wife arrive at [[Gotha]], where he introduces them to King [[Albert]]. Shortly after the hero is crowned and his wife gives birth to twins, the two end up missing after she is abducted. | Sancho is a longtime friend of Pankraz. He is first encountered in [[Whealbrook]], where he taking care of Pankraz's home. Later in generation 2, the hero and [[Harry|Prince Harry]] discover that Whealbrook was razed and Sancho has since left. He is not seen again until the hero and his wife arrive at [[Gotha]], where he introduces them to King [[Prince Albert|Albert]]. Shortly after the hero is crowned and his wife gives birth to twins, the two end up missing after she is abducted. | ||
In the eight years that followed, Sancho and the twin children, [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|Parry]] and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|Madchen]], scoured the globe in search of the missing king and queen. They eventually located the petrified form of the hero, and were able to restore him. As the hero and his children soon set out to find their mother, Sancho offered to accompany them in their journeys. | In the eight years that followed, Sancho and the twin children, [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|Parry]] and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|Madchen]], scoured the globe in search of the missing king and queen. They eventually located the petrified form of the hero, and were able to restore him. As the hero and his children soon set out to find their mother, Sancho offered to accompany them in their journeys. | ||