☀️ Arselia and Akonia

One could ask questions endlessly, but it wouldn't change the situation. Therefore, at the first opportunity, Alaria greeted her old acquaintances. It was still nice to know that she wasn't the only one who survived. It was also nice to see familiar faces nearby. Someone who could help in a difficult moment. Or, conversely, someone she could help if needed. It was hard not to feel guilty about the fate that had befallen Sanex. If their group had been more decisive back then, perhaps the brave captain would still be sailing the seas.

—Alaria, I'm glad to see you in good health, said Klin, since the events had taken place a week earlier, he already knew that the girl had survived, but he didn't yet know the fate of the other members of the squad. —I see that Her Light was as generous as ever with rewards, even though we didn't complete the mission entirely. I am grateful to fate that I can personally thank you for your help in the south. Without you, we wouldn't have survived at all. And I apologize for my spineless command, which caused you to lose some of your memories. If you ever need help from a useless tin can in the future, I will be at your service as long as I exist.