- I never liked these kinds of events when I was a child, - she shares valuable information with those who remained. - We lived in the Temple, there were quite a few of us, and we had conflicting personalities. Something like this was rare and, let's say, semi-voluntary, and we were made to pray every ten minutes. It was very tiring. But it turns out, it's not that bad. I guess it comes with age... - she glances at the sun to gauge the time of day. - Well, shall we go home? I'll help you put the dishes back in order, Trude-sama. Or better yet, I'll wash them myself; you probably have other important things to do at the restaurant.
- You forgot? The restaurant was reserved by someone, so I don't have that much work to do. - Someone who didn't know her well wouldn't have noticed the slight smile on the cook's face. - You'll have plenty of time to enjoy the routine when you return to the Empire, so it's better to spend your vacation productively. Help me carry this stuff back, and then you can go.