对不起 狐王大人
“I'm sorry, Master.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
拜见狐王大人
“Greetings, Master.”
对不起 狐王大人
“I'm sorry, Master.”
“I ask to quit the Dragon-Slaying mission.”
“Please forgive me, but I am going to defy your command.”
When defying an authoritarian superior in traditional or fantasy court settings, subordinate characters must use deferential titles and profuse apologies to minimize wrath.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I am sorry / pardon me
Standard apology; here used before a superior to preface an act of disobedience or disappointing news.
my lord / your excellency
A traditional honorific title used when addressing superiors, officials, or powerful figures.