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- The most sensible option? In that case, we should stay away from government work, and especially from working for the imperial family, - Yves expressed his opinion without waiting for Lynderia's response.
The hunter's tactless reaction could not help but make Lynderia think that he should generally stay away from any official work, given his manners.
- Lynderia, is there anything you'd like to add? Did I miss anything?
— Based on what Mr. Anlaki told us, nothing, - the girl shook her head. — Unless, it might still be worth mentioning the incident at the entrance to Amethyst Street, - Lynderia turned to the other members of the "Golden Griffin," to whom the following words were addressed. — As we learned from our own experience, even with a pass, the guards are not very willing to let people into the wealthy district. Mr. Kosto, whose status is evident from his appearance, did not have any problems. However, they didn't even want to let me in, even with the necessary documents, arguing that my attire was inappropriate for such a place. Therefore, if any of you have business on Amethyst Street, I recommend either dressing up before the visit or preparing to convince the guards to let you through in your current appearance. Personally, I would recommend the first option, as it is more reliable and free of hidden pitfalls.