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— I suppose you're pleased with the outcome of the circumstances that led to the current alliance. — Alsira says to Luciferia when they have a moment somewhere at home without extra ears and eyes.
- Heh, heheh! - Hunching her head conspiratorially into her shoulders, Luciferia rubbed her hands with satisfaction. - You bet, mistress! Strange people you are, though — even when everything is right in front of you, you still jump into the lion's den.
— People are ruled by chaos and unreason; without that, any decision would meet resistance, no matter how logical it seems "right in front of you." — the acting leader sighed. — I hope your mistress will acknowledge your invaluable contribution to your campaign. Your skills performed excellently in the burning mansion, and I will continue to rely on them. What became of those two subordinates, by the way? Are they still huddling in the dungeon under your control?
- Yes, ma'am! - The Sithian saluted the mistress in human fashion. It remained unclear where she had picked up that gesture. - Do you want to suggest I kill them to... as your youngsters say... get buffed? I'd be happy to. They're boring nobodies anyway.
— Youngsters? That made me wonder — do you live like us, or is a thousand years just a moment to you? .. But yes, that's exactly it. I had the idea of making a public execution out of this, but for the peace-loving townsfolk, it would have the opposite effect of raising morale. So we'll do without unnecessary noise and disruption of the usual order. The hounds of Revnland are not fit for human justice. The whole region will sleep more peacefully because of this.