Нэйко
Auto-translated
Firstly, I'll join you; secondly, I want to catch up on what I missed, where Revan tells me which quests are relevant in Morpheus (because he's ignoring me again), and I also want to check the betting results and confront Nisho, who acted disgracefully. I'm not planning on causing any trouble, but maybe this short-tempered guy is interested in my opinion.
Livia missed the races because she believed in her friend and spent her time gathering information in Morpheus. To her surprise, some Nihon warrior won, while Tsukiko came in second. The girl planned to congratulate her friend on the good result, but her attention shifted to the champion, or rather, to his behavior towards his compatriot. Livia saw Tsukiko talking to the scoundrel, but her friend only exchanged a few words with him and simply left. The girl forgot about her friend and decided to approach the man herself because she couldn't remain silent in the face of such injustice.
“Excuse me for interfering in something that isn’t my business, but with your behavior, you are disgracing your own nation! I know several worthy Nihon women who fully embody the ideals that are commonly described in literature. You, on the other hand, are simply awful. As a champion, you should look proud, but you are shaming yourself and your entire people! First, you seat your compatriot on a horse, and then you rudely push her off and spit in her direction! So, tell me, is this the behavior of a noble Nihon warrior?”
Livia missed the races because she believed in her friend and spent her time gathering information in Morpheus. To her surprise, some Nihon warrior won, while Tsukiko came in second. The girl planned to congratulate her friend on the good result, but her attention shifted to the champion, or rather, to his behavior towards his compatriot. Livia saw Tsukiko talking to the scoundrel, but her friend only exchanged a few words with him and simply left. The girl forgot about her friend and decided to approach the man herself because she couldn't remain silent in the face of such injustice.
“Excuse me for interfering in something that isn’t my business, but with your behavior, you are disgracing your own nation! I know several worthy Nihon women who fully embody the ideals that are commonly described in literature. You, on the other hand, are simply awful. As a champion, you should look proud, but you are shaming yourself and your entire people! First, you seat your compatriot on a horse, and then you rudely push her off and spit in her direction! So, tell me, is this the behavior of a noble Nihon warrior?”
