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— What do you think, is this thing even edible? I'm starting to have serious doubts...
- If it weren't for our circumstances, m-milady, I wouldn't even try something like this under threat of exile from Gildaria...
— Now I'm worried too. But... But what do we do if we have to go back after all? Then... then there are four of those creatures, not five. It's all just so... so unfair.
Stephanie's voice trembled slightly, though she tried to keep herself composed. She was worried that right now she was literally preparing a death sentence for one of her companions. The longer this whole expedition dragged on, the worse she felt inside.
For the first time in a long while, she thought that she should have stayed on the surface. Ideally with her father. But that scenario was impossible. Roderick Valentine would surely have handled the reconnaissance better than her. And he would most likely have already managed to learn some Ikazkan secrets. And what about her? A simple fragile girl who proposed a crazy idea she now regretted.
Stephanie regrets it, not Naira. I'm fine with it, though I feel bad for Odlida. Anyway, waiting to see — announce when the dish is ready.