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- Speaking with Lord Lyon is possible. But I think it would be better if it were not Lord Skilishue who does it. - Emilia glanced towards Elsa.
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- All we need is a place here under reliable guard and a "spare" horse...
- But I still think it's better to first find out what's happening in the capital.
- Is Lady Emilia volunteering for this role?
- If only we knew who these "both sides" are, Lord Lois...
- It doesn't matter who; what matters is us and everyone else. For example, if some hypothetical Revland demanded the right of passage through our territories to launch an attack on a hypothetical Olivus, we could demand compensation for it. We could sell weapons, equipment, and provisions to both the capital and Estellia.
- And what do you propose, Lady Lilen?
- Support the capital, of course! Regardless of what happened, a Knight of Loyalty should have sought counsel from other lords, not raised a rebel banner.
- I doubt an ordinary knight, even at the head of an army, could make an interesting offer, given his name and limited capabilities, - Orvald commented on the usefulness of choosing a side. - But even if there were some benefit, I wouldn't act so rashly, for tomorrow he might already be gone.
- Friends are here today, and tomorrow they might be gone. - The Knight of Imperialism continued. - Money and intelligence data are not so fickle by nature.
- Let's all just be friends. - Ivonaday suggested. - Why is that so difficult?