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"Long time no see, my lord Orwald, my lady Emilia." — said the heir to Justice and the Tower. "It is heartening to see that the golden gleam has not yet left your eyes!"
"Still, these Silian principles of yours lead to no good. I hope Elsa doesn't lose it so badly as to marry such a... man... There must be at least one normal person in Indominus..." — thought Emilia upon seeing the lord's son's wife.
- Greetings, Sir Rulblek. What do you think about what happened in Albus and Estellia? My gut tells me it's somehow connected...
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"Long time no see, my lord Orwald, my lady Emilia." — said the heir to Justice and the Tower. "It is heartening to see that the golden gleam has not yet left your eyes!"
- Likewise, — replied Orwald. — Glad to see you in good health and prosperity. Especially after what happened.
The Knight found it strange that not only his colleagues but also other individuals were allowed to discuss such a serious topic, but he did not argue with the lord.
My lord Skilishue did not pay attention to the slip of the tongue in the address to him. He had forgiven far worse in his life.
- I think it's all very sad and strange. It's hard to imagine that Deus actually committed what is described, but at the same time I know my lord Lyon and I am more than confident in his personal qualities; he has a very strong core — without a serious reason, he would not resort to military conflict.
- It seems more and more to me that we are dealing with a conspiracy. My lord Lyon... Perhaps he is not acting of his own free will. Some kind of sorcery or something... - If only we could find out what that miracle was... in the sky over Albus...
- I agree with my lady, — Orwald chimed in again. - There is certainly a reason, but we do not know its nature, the details of this whole situation, nor the factors he considered when deciding to start a war. Does he have any evidence pointing to Deus's involvement?
- I think the simplest and most effective solution would be to ask him ourselves, don't you think?
- Fool! — The lord suddenly barked, hearing and immediately understanding the direction of his son's thoughts. - Want to become a hostage?!
- Come now, father, a Knight of Loyalty, if he is still the same man as before, would not resort to such methods.
- I forbid it.
- Gentlemen! — The voice of the Knight of Imperialism drew the attention of those present to himself. - Why not simply use the current situation to our region's advantage? Let's not officially take sides, strengthen our defenses, and secretly express readiness to help both sides with resources in exchange for long-term concessions?
- Scoundrel! — Lady Lilien did not like this idea. - Is the name of my lord Lois Efereal truly devoid of honor?
- Why miss the opportunities that a good crisis opens before us? Such pivotal moments in history do not occur often.
- Ahaha! — The Knight of Black Steel laughed. - Well, well! I like it.
- You too, my lord Tinvalen... — Lilien looks around, seeking support in the faces of Justice and the Golden Tower.
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