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- Keep it. I don't participate in friendly duels, so it's useless to me, even if I had an extra pocket. Author
Lord's eyes followed Ayano's gaze and stopped on Bibizyan. - And what kind of resident is that? A problem of a big city is that you can live near people for many years and not know them at all.
- The city is big, but the resident is small. He's quite familiar to you, after all, you almost stabbed him and twisted his knife in his throat... Author
- Was that really available to anyone in your, uh, profession? I won't promise anything, as I clearly understand less about these interstellar things than the experts, but when we return to the capital, I could find out about these things.
- Not everyone could do it, but everyone could learn... And what and from whom are you going to find out? You see, I've already realized that you, in your black suits, need to be watched closely. You'll either stick your fingers in a socket or eat something off the ground. So, it's better to tell me right away so that we don't have to face another unexpected unpleasantness on the doorstep. Hmm, and also... I remember you mentioning some "theory" today when the conversation turned to the church. There's still enough time before dawn, so you can tell me about it.