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Perhaps, for another person, the elf's misunderstanding might have caused embarrassment or irritation, but Linderia found it rather amusing. Either way, it didn't cause any harm.
Inside Raphael's estate, Linderia and Raphael were in for a shock – the interior of the house was completely different from what it looked like from the outside. Upon entering the room where the host was waiting for them, one might think they were not in Airisufir or Lisliar, where the host came from, but in distant Myra. Furthermore, the room itself was almost empty, let alone containing anything rich or luxurious! There was a stand for a samurai sword, a low table, four cushions for sitting on the floor, a tea set, and a couple of inconspicuous cabinets in the "paper" room. On the floor, near the sword stand, the host himself, Inar Anluki, was sitting on his knees.
Considering the composition of the "Golden Griffin," one could have expected that Raphael's friend would be a colorful and memorable personality, but the decor of the estate still managed to catch Linderia off guard. This could be a surprise even in simple homes, let alone in the estate on the deliberately luxurious amethyst street. Someone might even wonder why a person who was averse to excess would choose to live in an area of the wealthy, but the witch had theories on this. For example, that the owner of the estate became interested in Eastern culture after settling in Airisufir. Or, more likely, given the relatively modest appearance of the estate for the area, he valued privacy. And for a quiet and peaceful life, such a part of the city, where just anyone wasn't allowed to wander, was ideal.