☀️ Arselia and Akonia

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-- Yes, she sometimes struggles with expressing emotions, -- it wasn't clear whether this was a response to Alaria's thoughts or something of her own, a girlish sentiment. It was only clear that the redhead felt a definite connection to the baron. -- Calentia is also a person of contradictions, where rationality and strictness are a mask for caring about those around her. From the same episode with Hans, it is clear that she is one of the few who tries to reach out to a person's soul, and not to fulfill her own whims, and her ability to stop herself in time testifies to this.

"Although the most rational thing would be to have a drink with him and, during the established trusting relationship, try to instill confidence in him and change his views on life. Alas, this is an impossible move for underage orphanage children."

-- In general, yes, as I understand it, this story can be discussed for a long time )

— Emotions in general are a complex thing, — Alaria agreed with Erefir's remark, — and it is clear from Calentia that caring for those around her is one of the main driving forces behind her actions. However, in the case of Hans, she tried to help a person who did not ask for this help and was not ready to accept it, — the former inquisitor spread her hands, — but this can easily be attributed to the mistakes of youth. It is important to understand that in order to change a person, he himself must have a desire to change. Otherwise, any words and any arguments will be useless.

— We can discuss it for a long time, but I can't say that I would be against it. Unless you are in a hurry somewhere right now.

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☀️ Arselia and Akonia