☀️ Arselia and Akonia

—Perhaps not everyone. You can call me Klin, the knight repeated. —As for the purpose of your summoning, alas, a humble servant like me does not possess sufficient knowledge of Her Highness's grand plans. I heard that the outcome of the spell is the will of the goddess of the cosmos herself, who chooses the worthy chosen one. Sometimes, she even saves him from death and grants him a second life here, with us. I also heard that Her Brightness directs her conscious and subconscious thoughts, thus summoning the one whose skills she needs most at that moment. I also heard that all of this is just pure chance. —He turned away as he said these words. —But be that as it may, miss, I believe that Her Highness will soon enlighten you about her plans for the future.

Klin's answer reminded Alaria of her own way of reasoning. Many assumptions, conjectures, but in the end, it all boils down to the fact that you don't know anything and are unlikely to know. It would be easy to imagine them reasoning together on high and expansive topics, only to shrug their shoulders in the end and make a very precise conclusion in their own sense: "who knows." One way or another, if she was saved from death by the local princess, the goddess of the cosmos, or both acting in tandem, then it turned out that she owed them both her life. She was in their debt, which she still had to repay. And, apparently, she would have to repay it by acting as an agent of the crown... which, to be honest, doesn't sound so bad, at least in words. Not every newcomer finds himself in such a prestigious position so suddenly. However, not every newcomer is pulled out of his native world by a magical ritual. So, the job is likely to be commensurate with the privileges.
— Very nice to meet you, Alaria Doran, the Tanarian introduced herself first, — thank you for the detailed answer. I suppose that at this stage I am expected to familiarize myself with the local culture, waiting either for an audience with Her Brightness or for further instructions? In that case, do you, Mr. Klin, have any recommendations in this regard? And I think it would also be useful for me to learn more about local customs and rules of conduct. Especially if I am to meet Her Highness in the future. I wouldn't want to make a bad impression and show myself to be a bad guest.