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Linderia was about to express her own opinion regarding working for the authorities of Airisufir, should such an opportunity arise. In her eyes, this was the best of all the options currently available to the "Golden Griffin." But before she could open her mouth, the suggestion to postpone the conversation on this topic was first made by Rogdan, and then Raphael agreed with the baron's idea. And now, from her perspective, it would not be entirely appropriate to say anything.
Watching the unfortunate Yuisis with her eyes, the sorceress couldn't help but think about how much they contrasted with Cleona. Where the former had a habit of seeing something good in almost everything he encountered, the latter seemed to want to make a sharp comment about each of those same things. And if the young man was distinguished by his rare, and most importantly, sincere friendliness, then the blonde witch seemed to be looking for conflicts with everyone. At least, at first glance. Even she had enough tact not to confront Brahea. Perhaps the likely reason for this was the instinct for self-preservation, rather than the absence of unflattering comments about the countess in her head.

- Undoubtedly. Tomorrow, I intend to go to the fort and obtain complete information, and even better - arrange a meeting. And now, if no one has any other questions at the moment, I plan to check out the property that Inar has allocated to us. I cannot guarantee that it will be able to accommodate anyone for the night without prior preparation, so I may do it myself in the company of my workers - I will have to unload the goods anyway. Anyone who wants to can join, at worst, we will have to go to one of the city's establishments later.

— In that case, I will be on my way with you again, Mr. Kosto,” the sorceress said with a friendly smile, “I wouldn’t want to waste money until we find a reliable source of income. Besides, night is approaching, and I wouldn’t be surprised if the guard of Clematis cares less about the safety of the lower city than about the safety of Amethyst Street, especially in such troubled times.