Rhemic Empire (2)

Nanno put down her pen and stretched her fingers – she hadn’t written so much since her school days. “Amazing. So many interesting events, and you tell them in such a way that I myself want to visit them. And even participate, although I doubt I’d find a place there with such rivals,” the girl chuckled. “Thank you very much for the material, and for the tea too.” She hesitated for a moment, then nodded resolutely. “I’ve probably taken up enough of your time and energy, and I wouldn’t want to overstep the bounds of your hospitality, but I can’t help but ask one thing. I’m also gathering some material on political and everyday topics, interviewing all sorts of people, and your opinion, as an event organizer who collaborates with various more or less well-known people, would be very valuable. Just a couple of questions – what is your opinion of the factions of the empire, and what do you think in general about life these days? Perhaps you favor one of the factions, or maybe there are some things controlled by the authorities that you would like to see changed? If you’re comfortable talking about it, of course. You would be a great help to me,” Melissa said, placing her hand on her heart.