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Barvara also nodded to her neighbor, although it wasn't necessary, considering they saw each other every morning. Habitually examining the goods, the shopkeeper noticed how the collection at Despair's Emporium had been replenished. Previously, the figurines in the store only featured academy characters who had passed away prematurely, but now... Well, the actual fate of Lorance and Duncan was unknown to them. Considering that neither Yukka nor Stella, nor that serious guy, whose name she couldn't recall, actually went home, and their fate seemed to be more ominous... With this in mind, Yumiko could very well have guessed, however sad it might be, and put up for sale two more tombstones. But it would have been better, of course, if Lorance were still alive; despite everything, she still evoked some sympathy in Varya, and Duncan too... Although he wasn't worthy of respect, he was worthy of pity if the king had deprived him of the opportunity for a warrior's death. Varya took a magic scroll from the shelf. --"It's interesting, of course, what's inside... Otherwise, you buy it, and it turns out to be a recipe for borscht..." /I'll take magic./