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Despite a certain sharpness and rudeness towards her friend, Kalentia couldn't say that Vergil's companion made a bad impression. Without a doubt, he could have phrased his words more gently, but that didn't negate the kernel of truth hidden within them. And this sharpness was caused by a desire to stand up for a friend, rather than by malicious intent. The Araglian could easily imagine herself in Theo's place, if she and Gulveig were in a similar situation. Perhaps she would have intervened now, if she didn't understand that escalating the incident into a conflict on her part would be not only impolite but also not very wise. And especially not in such a place – right in front of Arteria. — Good day, — Kalentia greeted, giving Vergil and Theo a brief nod.