The Empire of Reimia (3)

-Well... - Parfinore found it difficult to lie, but she decided to consider it a lie for the greater good - it was indeed quite possible that war could be avoided. After all, economic sanctions are not yet war. It is the 9th century, and countries are learning to resolve such issues in a civilized manner. And who would dare to interfere with such a powerful alliance as ours?

- Yes... You're right. There will be no war, what am I even saying!
Anelotta was visibly pleased with the picture that had formed in her mind, but Eli, who had finished her pudding, intervened in the conversation.
- Wars have started over much less, - the girl made an ill-considered comment, licked the remaining pudding from the spoon, and began to gather her things, and Anelotta burst into tears again, - huh? What's wrong?

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- Phew, it's nice here, it's fun! I'm not sure, though, that I'm physically strong enough for this style... But you haven't shown me everything yet, have you?

- Of course, this is just the basics! But even studying them can take more than a month.

- Don't be shy, - Linnea smiled broadly, gently hugged Imir, and patted him on the head, - it suits you very well. Doesn't it, Shogo?

In response, Shogo raised his thumb up, but then lowered it down, as the rulers of antiquity did, deciding the fate of gladiators in the arena, - it has definitely become better than it was, but it still cannot compare to true femininity.
Shogo's comment made Imir sigh with relief and, at the same time, for some reason, feel a little sad.

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- Well, okay, - Bert replied, trying to hide his disappointment at his comrade's refusal. - What are you talking about?

- About the end of the world, what else? - Light replied instead of Berwang. - About how women ruin everything.
- Come on, Light, - Relgar disagreed, - the news is not pleasant, of course, but you are exaggerating the scale of the tragedy.
As Bertrand could see, there was uncertainty in Relgar's voice.