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My assumption is that it's a foreign game translated into British(maybe) English.
Yes, it's japanese game which was translated on english.

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Anyway, it seems like british english since "going into a daze" definitely isnt something an American would say. It means he/she: zoned out, went into a trance, daydreamed.
I think, it can be true considering her personality as playful girl which seems to be on ease about all time but she is the serious one then it comes to danger

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If it's not british, then the writers are just saying things weirdly for interest's sake.
Said about it above.

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With context, is there anything that beeps or rings in the scenario? Like a metal detector or something? Thats all I could think "ringer" means.
Very small chance that it's a boxing reference... There's a bell that rings at the end of a boxing match... I dont know, maybe..
No, there were no rings or something at all.
If it is `boxing match` than how can it be translated?
I guess, it can be one. Not official, but... oh.. when two mans are starting fighting, crowd appears around of them shouting something like `kill him` or other. It is usually shown for prisoners, but I thinks something like this can be the case for soldiers too.

Also, what do you think about type as Полуношник said that `ringer` is `wringer` actually?