⚔️Serberia

Kalentia would have gladly gone with her friend to support her in a difficult time, but she understood that Gungnir would hardly approve of such a decision. At least, he himself was going to Marion with Gulveig, and Gulveig would have someone to rely on if she needed moral support. Besides, the baron was clearly better at keeping his ward from making not-so-wise decisions than the Argalian.

-- In short, I won't be in Baldur next month. I'm leaving for Marion today. It seems the teacher is getting married, and Father Gungnir and I will be guests. Something like that, -- she shrugged.
-- Kal, the house will be free if you need it; you can put her up there. And yes, don't worry, I cleaned it, -- this was said to Kalentia in person, so that others wouldn't listen unnecessarily.

— Tell me about it later, -- Kalentia replied briefly, hugging her friend goodbye. — As for the house, it's better if you tell her about it yourself. If I tell Bouvardia about it myself, I'm afraid she might interpret it as a hint. And I don't want her to make such decisions under pressure. Let her choose the option that seems most comfortable to her.