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Mirastira received one name in response, then another, and then a third. It seemed that those gathered had already forgotten the original question and were now arguing about completely different topics – which of the priestesses was more beautiful, more charming, who sang better, who danced better, and they had even forgotten about the strong fellow.
Helioar, by birth, severely criticized himself for not having learned the lesson near the Temple doors. For some reason, people here love to make noise instead of answering the question in a civilized manner. Is it really so important to fiercely defend one's priestess? It is clear that no matter which one you choose for yourself, they are all good and kind, and any of them is obviously worthy of belief. And the most beautiful, charming, and strongest of all, after Arteria, is still the lovely Mirastira, the fair-haired lady of his heart, whom he will surely find in his travels, although her existence does not diminish the merits of these beautiful priestesses in any way. The Gladiator stood for a while longer, thought, and decided to pray to Arteria at her statue, perhaps she would give him a sign or simply help him with his choice.