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Since the meeting was at the same time, it's possible the gathering hasn't even adjourned yet, so Alsira brings her colleagues up to speed on the situation: —.. The lack of communication between the two rulers troubles me, undoubtedly. The danger of an innocent barrier standing between north and south is even greater. What do you think, dear comrades?
- Deus-schmeus, - Ober was about to spit disdainfully, but remembering Tsiel's lessons on propriety and where he currently was, managed to restrain himself. - What the hell do we need them for? Anyone can sit on a golden throne. Don't feel like choosing between the fat and the skinny. - Hmm, Ober, my friend, your desire to maintain neutrality is understandable and commendable, but standing alone against the merciless winds of time may not be easy. - The short man, unfortunately, couldn't reach his comrade's shoulder, so he simply patted him on the back. - My now aging eyes remember Renavan the Pious, and it seems to me that he has more of the experience so sorely needed now than his granddaughter. - First, there's no reason to believe they will be at odds. - The third opinion belonged to Zenia. - And second, his sudden return is rather suspicious. Where has he been? Why now? - What troubles your suspicious heart? If not now, in this time so filled with chaos, then when?
— My highest respect for the word of Sortgard and your speeches. — Alsira nodded. — It is true: the Pious Deus is resolute, and the brave northerners are not troubled by the authenticity of his intentions. To send the envoy of the new lady away empty-handed means missing the first and last chance to cover the northern borders. And yet, the intoxication of his words is too sweet, about victory over all that is bad for the sake of good. Perhaps they seek arena comrades no less than we do?.. Securing the capital's support seemed to me the optimal solution, but alas, the moment fades with every second. — Sighing, she folded her hands over the table. — So, it is decided.