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- My lord? - The lord was slightly surprised and a little dismayed by such a title, but decided not to dwell on it, attributing the slip to the knight's fatigue. - I think you can simply state the essence of your business and discuss it with him as is.
Thanking the portly man, Orvald and Gustav headed towards the sun-tan enthusiast.
- Greetings, your grace, - the knight began. - Allow me to introduce myself: Orvald de Martelam of Flavers, and this is my loyal blacksmith, Gustav, - the mustachioed servant responded with a silent bow. - I don't want to beat around the bush and waste your time, so I'll speak plainly. I have spent a lot of time searching for rare metals, and so far they have not been successful. However, I have heard that you might be able to help with this matter. Perhaps we could come to an arrangement, if this information is true.
- What a pity, my lord Orvald! My destined knight was unable to demonstrate his skill at the Deus festivities, and I allowed for a certain possibility - whether another warrior might agree to perform before many eyes under the banner of our beloved Aconia, but all events are now behind us!
country folk don't usually talk like that
- I would hardly have been able to glorify Aconia and worthily present it in all its grandeur, given that none of the trials I undertook ended in triumph, - Orvald replied modestly, treating the lord's faith with respect and remaining silent about the fact that his superior might have been opposed to such a gesture. - And it is unfortunate that your knight could not participate in the duels. I am certain he would have proven himself a valiant and skilled warrior.