Perhaps such a reaction would make another person nervous, but not Linderia—otherwise, she wouldn't be carrying a book by a distant ancestor with her. Although, the fact that the captain even noticed the surname and found it curious was surprising. Apparently, the proximity of Airisufir to Lisliar had an effect.
— Very likely. Especially at your post, where you have to meet travelers from other countries," Linderia laughed. "According to the author, he was a member of a noble dynasty. Perhaps that's why the surname seems familiar to you.
"Be more discreet with your gaze, officer," Valdemar remarked, thinking to himself that at that moment, one could lead an entire squad past Dundun. "A whip? Of course, for riding."
—Captain..." Louise approached the border guard closer and took his hand, leaning against him with her chest. "Eil Dundun, did I remember correctly?"
—Y-yes, that's right..."
—What a lovely name!"
—Uh, thank you. So, about the purpose of your visit..."
—To be honest, I came to file for divorce."
—I thought you were traveling together..."
—Oh... I am a weak and defenseless woman, and therefore I cannot do without an escort. Louise was already openly hugging the captain, clinging to him like a leech. "Do you understand?"