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"What despicable creatures," Valdemar thought, referring to the captain and vice-captain. "Some people are simply born to be slaves."
"Thank you for your kind words... Farewell, Princess. Or perhaps, 'until we meet again' – the world is a small place."
The incident was resolved, and Valdemar simply noted the Countess's generous nature, which stood out against the backdrop of her spineless lackeys.
However, here is freedom. Clematis is impressive – but also overwhelming in its grandeur, luxury, and scale, which is unusual for Valdemar, who is not used to large cities, especially now that he is penniless, without companions or servants, and hurrying through its bustling streets. His first goal is to find someone from the "Griffin," and Valdemar, not knowing the city, aimlessly wanders through the center and the port district.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers