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☀️ Arselia and Akonia

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Poor Phantom.
Poor Ayanu.
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The one I broke, for example, cost 9,100.
A planner that could buy the entire Mittengard.
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Bruno arrives.
- Your Eminence... - Tristan and Emil quickly bowed their heads, but the priest stopped them with a wave of his hand.
- I come here as a simple son of Anuzish, not as a messenger of Arselia's will. - Bruno approaches the mermaid and takes her hand. - O mysterious inhabitant of our rivers, I do not know what certain people may have said about me, whose names I would prefer not to mention, but I hasten to assure you - I do not wish you harm, so let my presence not harm your spirit on this bright day.
- A... - Akia blushed. - Thank you...
And I told you right away...


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-- An interesting assumption. In my opinion, however, it would have been difficult not to notice a large fire in the Archive immediately after the incident, and a small one that was quickly extinguished would not have led to the loss of a large number of books. But who knows? Sometimes history realizes rather unusual scenarios, as if mocking human predictive ability.
— And that's true. It's just hard to understand where all these books disappeared to and why they are no longer accessible. Unless a considerable part of the archive was stolen at once, as you mentioned, but without the use of magic or any special devices, — the tanarri immediately remembered Mr. Problemsolvdt with his wonderful little suitcase, — I find it hard to imagine something like that. Well, you can always ask someone from the staff about it, instead of torturing yourself with the "Mystery of the Imperial Archive".