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— Oh, that would be problematic in its own way, — the baron smirked, — the travelers will scare away all my fish! But never mind, tell me, do you have any thoughts on why Gungnir decided to send you here?
Kalentia pondered. On the one hand, the reason for the journey was stated as rest, but it was a voluntary-compulsory rest. In other words, something was strange. On the other hand, not only adult pupils of Gungnir and Buvardia, who clearly could use some rest, were sent here, but also Yua. And Egilmir's question sounded as if everything was not so simple, and he knew the true reason. A good friend of Gungnir and... and a person who lives in harmony with nature. Exactly! How could she not have guessed?! They were sent here to help determine the origin of Yua! Apparently, Gungnir had seriously begun to consider mystical possibilities. And the local baron, as far as the Argalian could judge, should be well-versed in such matters, if not very well, then definitely better than his old friend. — For the same reason he sent us to Tamphan some time ago