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- Speaking with milord Lyon is possible. But I think it would be better if it were not milord Skilishue who does so. - Emilia glanced towards Elsa.
- ...
- All that's needed 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.
- Does milady Emilia volunteer for this role?
- Ride to the capital and see what the situation is there? That can be done... And if you're talking about speaking with milord Lyon, that's for later. Perhaps...
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- If only we knew who these "both sides" are, milord Lois...
- It doesn't matter who, what matters is that there's us and everyone else. For example, if some hypothetical Revland demanded from us 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.
- I don't know, I don't know...
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- And what do you propose, milady Lilen?
- Support the capital, of course! Regardless of what happened, a Knight of Loyalty should have sought counsel from other lords, rather than raising a rebel banner.
- Considering that I don't believe a single word milord Lyon said about Deus's involvement, the idea doesn't seem all that bad to me... Be that as it may, it's another argument in favor of "finding out more" about what actually happened there...
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- I doubt an ordinary knight, even at the head of an army, can make an interesting offer, given his name and limited capabilities, - Orvald expressed his opinion on the usefulness of taking a side. - But even if there were some benefit, I wouldn't act so rashly, because tomorrow he might not be around anymore.
- 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.
- Perhaps you are right, milord Lois. But there is another truth: it is much harder to break a bundle of twigs than a single stick...
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- Let's all just be friends. - Ivonaday suggested. - Why is that so difficult?
- Apparently, because there are people who cannot live in peace. They find it boring to live quietly, it seems...
- Yes, first and foremost we should learn about the state of affairs in the capital, and along the way, begin a dialogue with our neighbors. It's important to find out their attitude towards what happened, and the sooner the better, because if our views on this matter diverge, it could lead to a conflict on our borders, which we absolutely do not need.