Sakuramoria

So, it turns out that there were at least two princesses in their academy. Possibly even more. There might have even been princes. Considering NAILS' stated goal of building friendly relations between the countries of Lafrenia, this wouldn't be surprising.

— Ah, — Shera sighed, looking into the distance, — something tells me that the guys' meeting is going much more interestingly...

Leyla was extremely surprised by Shera's sudden melancholy. It seemed that with her mercenary and profit-oriented approach, the gears in the myporin's head should have started turning. The opportunity to befriend a princess, as the taimanian thought, would clearly intrigue the eccentric girl. Perhaps the reason was something else? Unjustified expectations regarding Waylis, whose jokes turned out to be much more destructive than his crossbow? Or maybe Leyla simply had the wrong impression of Shera.

— Interesting?... A political scientist, an economist, and a psychologist walk into a bar, and the bartender tells them: we don't sell alcohol to minors! Ha... — Looks up at the sky and sadly thinks about something.

At first, the taimanian thought about reviving the discussion by asking Ladia about the magical arts of Eolia, but she quickly came to the conclusion that such conversations would hardly interest the other participants in the meeting. Most likely, it would only make Shera even more melancholic.
— I could talk about the guys, by the way, since the topic has come up for the second time, — Leyla turned to Shera, — there is already interest in them, and you are one of the most talkative.