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Asks one of the organizers if Elsa can repair Nelia's cloak.
If possible, she repairs it.
- Thank you, milady. - Belatedly remembering that technically the sorceress is no milady, Nelia nonetheless did not correct herself. - That is very kind and generous of you. - Then she looked for her recent opponent. - I am truly sorry that the circumstances of your origin led you down this path, milord. In another life, you could have been a worthy warrior, commanding the respect of those around you.
Zedil found nothing to say in response.
- Elsa. Elsa Hacker, milady. It's nothing, it wasn't any trouble for me. Good luck in your remaining matches.
Ple-Sen
To Alaria's surprise, after the duel with Zedil, Elsa Hacker approached her and very kindly repaired the armor destroyed by the Revanlander. The surprise was certainly pleasant — the last thing she needed was to return from the tournament without a victory and without her plate armor — which once again confirmed, in Catharsis's eyes, the well-deserved reputation of the Sillians.
— I am most grateful, — the Tanarsian woman smiled sincerely, — if life ever brings you to Lamente, do not hesitate to visit. I will think of a way to repay your kindness.
Elsa found nothing to say to the knightess and merely nodded her head and wished her luck in the remaining matches.
And Candle didn't even say thank you. Truly a scumbag...😡
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).