☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- A-ha-ha... ha... - Ayano says for what feels like the hundredth time. - Y-yes, it's quite a story... But, every cloud has a silver lining - which means they resolved their joint issue. Let's go.

On the way to the A.M.M., she asks a couple more questions:
- I suppose you woke up not too long ago? Do you live in a villa? How do you find Chime Denka? She can be strict in, let's say, certain matters. I hope everything went smoothly. Who did you see among the "important" people? Did you happen to run into any local priests?

- I regained consciousness on the second day after your departure, so we missed each other by a very small margin. Yes, I'm staying in a villa for now. Hmm... Since you're my benefactor and we're from the same world, I suppose I can speak freely without holding anything back? With the locals, one still has to maintain a certain restraint, and some things they simply won't understand. So... Chime Denka. She seemed very sad to me. As if three incompatible desires were battling within her. On the one hand, a longing for simple female happiness - a husband and children. On the other hand, her royal duty to her country. And thirdly, some unknown, very heavy mission that overshadows everything else. At one point in our conversation, I even felt that she wanted someone to come and free her from all of this. But that's just my assumption, based on feelings, female intuition, and superficial information, so I don't know how accurate that impression is. She welcomed me well, although she tried to create the opposite impression with her words. And who do you mean by "important" people? I know about the priests; I know it's best not to run into them. By the way! I speak Nihongo, but how do the locals react to your Nihongo in your speech?