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-- The story begins with the fact that on March 7th, Baron Gungnir sent us to Tamphan. We needed to talk to Count Leo Julius Lunge and find out some information from him. For me, this was my first trip outside the barony in my life, so I spent the free time we were given quite well. "Although the thought of the teacher didn't leave me, slightly upsetting my mood." -- When we arrived at the Count, he told us that he had long been unable to cope with a certain organization, the "Lunar Princesses," and in exchange for his help, he asked us to help him. Our leader, Veserod, was an animist, and it seemed that he immediately understood what was going on. The fact is that just a few hours earlier, he was tearfully approached by a River Nymph, the spirit-patron of Tamphan, and she asked him to rid the local lake of a terrible scourge. -- Gulveig dramatically folded her hands. -- When we went there, we didn't find anything special, although Veserod assured us that he felt something ominous in the lake. In the end, we decided -- and one by one, by the way, following Eir, who was the first, we dived into the depths. At the bottom of the lake, we found a cave, and in the cave, there were man-made passages and doors. And people, with bags over their heads and with muskets. With one shot, our leader was struck down, but Ryohei, our medic from Mirai, quickly dragged him away and brought him back to his senses, and I finished what he started. Meanwhile, the caves went deeper, we found torture chambers with prisoners and tried to save them, but we couldn't see our main opponents. An unexpected volley of gunfire from the depths brought down Ryohei, and we realized that we had lost him... In the end, behind a room locked with a special key, we still found the culprit of everything, the Mirai girl Yukina, surrounded by guards and pet tigers. She immediately felt that we had a seriously wounded person and offered an ultimatum: either we let her and the remaining people go, and she heals the wounded, or... Well, you understand what would happen. Unfortunately, we had to agree. -- The last thing we saw was the slave trader Yukina, playing the flute, leaving the cave and walking along the bottom of the lake as if on land. Now her fate is only in the hands of Arteria, but I hope that she will be rewarded for everything. And for all the evil she has done, and maybe she will get a little good for at least once in her life acting like an honest person. "So, let's see, how is the teacher?" -- thought Gulveig, finishing the story.
— I wouldn't want to disappoint you, but usually, it doesn't work that way. It is true that if you sow suffering around you, you also increase your own chances of karmic retribution, but this is just a pattern inherent in human society, and not divine intervention of supernatural forces in the affairs of mortals. In fact, the reason why the Arterian countries differ in a higher level of security lies precisely in the rules and mindset that are established by the cultural characteristics of this religion, and not at all in the grace of Arteria herself. However, I will not bore you with these conversations; it seems that your teacher needs help. — Following Yan Dere's gaze, Gulveig sees Vergil and Clefbert arguing about something. — Say hello to Eir!