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The time spent with Hans in the garden, in a way, reminded Calentia of her childhood – her parents also liked to make her, their rather unruly daughter, help out in the garden, although not always for educational purposes. In any case, the girl did not express any dissatisfaction with her punishment and willingly helped Hans with his vegetables – the guard was clearly satisfied with this form of apology. And it was also nice to see the man engaged in something productive, rather than drinking alcohol in proud solitude. And if the price for that was a small amount of her free time, then so be it.
When the work with the vegetables was finished – partly thanks to the efforts of the quartet and Hans, and partly due to Gulveig's clumsiness – Calentia said goodbye to Hans and half-jokingly noted that in the future she was ready to help with the garden again, if the need arose. After that, the Argalian went to the statue of Arteria, where she spent some time reading a short prayer before moving on.
When the work with the vegetables was finished – partly thanks to the efforts of the quartet and Hans, and partly due to Gulveig's clumsiness – Calentia said goodbye to Hans and half-jokingly noted that in the future she was ready to help with the garden again, if the need arose. After that, the Argalian went to the statue of Arteria, where she spent some time reading a short prayer before moving on.