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Are there any other passengers, or are we the only ones on board?
Erephir didn't like airships. Not that she completely disliked them, she just didn't understand them. What kind of magic keeps such a huge thing in the air? What will happen if that magic suddenly runs out? However, as she understood, it wasn't magic, but some kind of technology, but her particular mindset required her to be cautious of anything she didn't understand... Perhaps on a rational level. But on an irrational level, she felt like she was in the belly of a huge steel dragon, which roared with its propellers, constantly shook and swayed, and generally didn't inspire any confidence.
Perhaps, if she could see the blueprints, or take a look at the engine room, if someone explained what was happening to her, she would look at this mode of transport differently, although she would still be upset that it is a symbol of the end of an era that will never return. But since no one explained anything to her, the knight simply gripped the seat with her hand, resembling a cat being carried in a carriage, and spent some time on the journey, training her vestibular system not to panic.
Erephir didn't like airships. Not that she completely disliked them, she just didn't understand them. What kind of magic keeps such a huge thing in the air? What will happen if that magic suddenly runs out? However, as she understood, it wasn't magic, but some kind of technology, but her particular mindset required her to be cautious of anything she didn't understand... Perhaps on a rational level. But on an irrational level, she felt like she was in the belly of a huge steel dragon, which roared with its propellers, constantly shook and swayed, and generally didn't inspire any confidence.
Perhaps, if she could see the blueprints, or take a look at the engine room, if someone explained what was happening to her, she would look at this mode of transport differently, although she would still be upset that it is a symbol of the end of an era that will never return. But since no one explained anything to her, the knight simply gripped the seat with her hand, resembling a cat being carried in a carriage, and spent some time on the journey, training her vestibular system not to panic.