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— He should have learned to levitate or at least walk on water; then there wouldn't have been any problems with shipwrecks, — the mage remarked sarcastically, — although you're not a mage, judging by your red reaction. Yes, it's tough for the incapable to live in this world. For you and for that idiot who came before you.
— It's hard to argue with that. I would have liked to be born a sorceress, but alas, — the mage's words didn't offend Alarius at all, — so I have to wield iron and, sometimes, rely on more capable comrades. And who was that idiot, if it's not a secret? And how long ago was he here?