The comments about her age somewhat upset the Tanarri girl. At twenty-three, she already felt like she was over a hundred sometimes, and such comments certainly didn't help. After finishing her conversation with the artist, the disgruntled Alaria decides to visit Dionysus's photo studio. She remembers that this young man was once looking for models. And now, it seems, he has earned enough to even open his own business. It's a pity that she didn't have time to respond to his advertisement back then.
The range of services offered surprised the girl somewhat, given the limitations, but overall, she couldn't say she was against anything. It was a good opportunity to get a fun souvenir to remember, by appearing in a new image. But what image? She could dress up as a succubus again, as a reminder of her past Rhemic times, but after her recent dream, this would evoke not entirely pleasant feelings.
As a mentor? That doesn't sound bad, and she wouldn't mind teaching young people the art of the sword in the future, but such a business suit would hardly be suitable for that purpose. And it's too similar to her usual image. Perhaps, in that case,
as a samurai? Also masters of the sword. And she happens to have a katana right now. But wouldn't that be too disrespectful to another culture? The image that came to Alaria's mind would probably be perceived exactly that way by someone. Although Kenshiro would probably say that there is nothing wrong with it.
She could also make a completely different choice – appear as an
idol. It seems funny, unexpected, and also reminiscent of Rheme. Once, she even thought about trying her hand at this, but she didn't have enough money, and helping the loyalists took up too much time. So she had to abandon these plans. It's difficult. Very, very difficult. Perhaps she should ask the photographer himself for advice, instead of tormenting herself with doubts? After all, he is a man of art, and he may be able to give useful advice. Moreover, it is not a fact that the guy has all the costumes to fit any figure. For some, she might easily turn out to be too "talented."
"Good afternoon," Alaria said with a friendly smile, "can you tell me which of the images on the list would suit me best? I'm thinking about it myself, and it's a little difficult to decide right away, he-he."