⚔️Serberia

The Chronicles of Eugen, issue dated 03/06/779

Having acquired a fresh issue of the News, Ilva found a free bench, which turned out to be not so easy, and quickly scanned the first pages, making sure to also read the comments of acquaintances about their village. World News did not arouse much curiosity in her, although she planned to one day thoroughly understand the intricacies of Westerian politics. However, the following news could definitely be interesting to other residents of Baldur, especially the former students of Vergil. Ilva tried to remember the surname of the knight who had taken him away last week, and she was almost certain that she had come to the right conclusions about the puzzle that had formed in her mind.
With interest, she reread the stories of the residents of Baldur, starting with Renold. Despite a few corrections, which she helped to make, it should be noted that he possessed good literary skills. Well, that was to be expected from her own brother, she thought, and the girl smiled contentedly.
Gulveig's note also pleased Ilva very much: in her opinion, this is exactly what compact and detailed newspaper Articles should look like, without tiring the reader with unnecessary details and superfluous information. And when she reached Veserod's work, she was surprised and checked several times to make sure that the editors had not made a mistake: one could not expect such a refined artistic style from the laconic hunter. Based on his example, Ilva began to seriously think that it was completely wrong to judge people only by their appearance. And in general, the girl reluctantly felt that her opinion of Baldur had slightly improved.

— A fight against spectators, a tournament of ten, shooting? — asked the guy in charge of the recording process to Renold.

—Both a fight and a tournament! — Renold said enthusiastically, finishing with a hastily eaten snack on the go. — By the way, I would like to know, — he coughed, finishing a particularly large piece of omelet, — are all kinds of poisons and other alchemical things allowed or prohibited during battles?