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Leila returned from her homeland not empty-handed, having picked up small souvenirs for several people. For Miss Hatiora, the souvenir was a Taimanian brand of herbal tea, which helps to calm the nerves, although the Taimanian woman wasn't entirely sure if her mentor actually drank tea herself. But she wanted to support the woman in some way, especially after the vulnerability she had shown in the recent situation, to cheer her up. For Weilys, whom Leila now viewed in a new light after her conversation with Elliott, the souvenir was a deck of playing cards with images of the priestesses of Avaritia. The girl didn't know exactly what to give the guy, but he gave the impression of someone who might like such a gift. She wanted to express her gratitude to him for the resourcefulness and heroism he had shown. For Futabe and Elliott, in order to support them in some way, the Taimanian woman also wanted to give them something, to show that she didn't see them as just killers, but nothing came to mind. They were just too closed off and uncommunicative, and they probably wouldn't even accept gifts from a stranger. With Elliott, she could only hope that Weilys, who got along with him, would be able to provide his friend with moral support. Only one, albeit small, gift remained undelivered. The gift that the girl was now holding in her hands.
“Here you go, comrade,” Leila smiled, handing Ixore a Refite chocolate bar with the inscription “Comrade” on it, “they say chocolate is good for the brain. It’s just what you need before the upcoming exams.”