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- Oh, well... not exactly questions... - the priestess said, slightly embarrassed, rubbing her elbow. - I just thought it would be useful to know how to do something like that in life. Even if it's not for battles, but just in general. I've never seen anyone do it except for sorcerers. They say - she didn't specify who exactly "they" are, although it was obvious from the previous dialogue - that you are a descendant of a deity? That's a bit unusual... After all, gods aren't entities that you can imagine being within arm's reach, sitting on a chair - that's what I mean. Even though Anush has a direct embodiment in the form of everything material that we observe, it's still a slightly more abstract concept than a familiar human form.
- So, maybe it was a divine conception that didn't have a physical manifestation? - The woman smiled for the first time. - I never knew my father, but my mother told me that one cold winter, Rufus himself appeared to her directly from the fireplace. He was so strong, tall, and slender... He whispered a few sweet words to her, and then they had a passionate love affair, which led to my birth. If it weren't for the unique features of my body, I would have thought that she was just sick and that this meeting was nothing more than a product of her feverish imagination.
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