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Talking to Galatea finally allowed Gulveig to relax a bit. The polite grandmaster of the Order of Arteria was quite likable, and unlike some of the other attendees, she didn't seem dangerous, despite the vast difference in their social status.
When the teacher appeared, her heart, of course, beat quite rapidly. Gulveig carefully looked around – she really wanted no one to pay attention to her at that moment. Acting was acting, and manners were manners, but it was difficult to guarantee that she wouldn't give herself away in any way. However, in some ways, her self-improvement efforts had yielded results. The girl took a deep breath and seemed to completely stop paying attention to the newcomers. Well, except for a little, no more than she should.
Vergil's conversation with the guests took some time, but eventually, Vegi's teacher found himself near the statue of Arteria, so reverently placed here by the Borsams. Well... Perhaps, if he were in another place and talking to someone else, Gulveig would have preferred to visit Theodahad or Teya first, to maintain her composure and secrecy (or maybe that would have been a bad move?). However, the statue of Arteria is a clear sign that she shouldn't be afraid and should follow the call of her heart. At least in such a small matter as choosing a conversational partner.
Gulveig tried to smile slightly and did just that.
>The statue of Arteria, Vergil.
When the teacher appeared, her heart, of course, beat quite rapidly. Gulveig carefully looked around – she really wanted no one to pay attention to her at that moment. Acting was acting, and manners were manners, but it was difficult to guarantee that she wouldn't give herself away in any way. However, in some ways, her self-improvement efforts had yielded results. The girl took a deep breath and seemed to completely stop paying attention to the newcomers. Well, except for a little, no more than she should.
Vergil's conversation with the guests took some time, but eventually, Vegi's teacher found himself near the statue of Arteria, so reverently placed here by the Borsams. Well... Perhaps, if he were in another place and talking to someone else, Gulveig would have preferred to visit Theodahad or Teya first, to maintain her composure and secrecy (or maybe that would have been a bad move?). However, the statue of Arteria is a clear sign that she shouldn't be afraid and should follow the call of her heart. At least in such a small matter as choosing a conversational partner.
Gulveig tried to smile slightly and did just that.
>The statue of Arteria, Vergil.