Veserod gave an awkward smile.
- Why aren't you with your friends right now? Couldn't you find anyone else who would want to play with you? How do you like the game? Is it interesting? - the last question was addressed to the "servant".
— Not really... — admitted the "servant".
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If Imelda's presence could be explained quite simply – her behavior was generally inexplicable by the rational logic of ordinary people and was perceived as something as unnatural as her very origin – then the redhead's presence was unexpected. Does studying these subtle matters with this hysteric align with the principles of safety? And why would she refuse the opportunity to wave her metal thing around, which she hadn't done before... ever? However, Alessia wasn't really worried about these questions. They were too insignificant, even by the standards of Baldur.
- Good day, Lady Emilia, - Alessia walked into the hall with her usual composure and greeted the baroness. - I'm here for the magic lesson.
Alessia is given a small manual mentioning several schools of magic:
- Magic of fire
- Magic of water
- Magic of wind
- Magic of trees
- Magic of sun
- Magic of moon