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"Oh, I guess I shouldn't have come here," the Tanarrian thought, seeing the confusion on the young man's face. — Well, there was a reason, — only now did Alaria realize that although she knew Dionys's name, she had never told him her own. Yes, it turned out awkward, — but with Erefir, we are, in a way, colleagues... sorry if I interrupted your conversation. Yes, I shouldn't have done that.
-- Why "in a way"?.. This is Alaria Doran, Dionys, we share a heroic mindset, and that's not just a compliment, you can believe me. To broaden the search, you can tell her, maybe she saw or knows something.Author
- It's okay, Alaria. It's just a little unusual to see you here. You probably live nearby, or maybe you came on a mission from the guild? By the way, Erefir, the same question to you. I've been so caught up in my own problems, but I doubt you ended up in this residential area by chance?
-- I'm on a mission, of course, — the redhead saw no point in denying it. — But you know, that's not the most important thing in the current situation.