Ple-Sen
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-- Well, look. Deliberately summoning someone from one world and keeping it a secret from each other seems strange... Although, it's possible with our suzerain. But it's even stranger that Her Highness can't deliberately summon, if we believe the archival information. And then the question arises: is this some incredible coincidence, or is it a limited number of options? -- the girl glanced out the window. -- The sun hasn't set yet, and the stars are barely visible, but from the experience of previous nights, we know that there are billions of them, right? Why would Miss Cosmos repeat herself, just for the sake of a joke? Or does she have a limited range? No, no, it's all explainable if you try, but the second summoner explains the same thing much simpler and more harmoniously, you'll agree. Not to mention that, in general, the second summoner is also just a hypothetical possibility, but... But no, and especially not in your case. That is, at the very least, we know that a Mindjin senator could be conducting such research, and until recently, this was part of the standard and not so difficult set of skills of followers... Oh, but here the question becomes delicate, to be honest, I didn't expect that.
-- The thing is, the "entity" has a last name. And it seems to be short, so who knows, how many beautiful words can be made from four letters? But even Dionysus recognized the similarity... So... Well, okay, -- Erefir sighed. -- This is just a hypothesis, and when I was preparing to fight the Rinzites in Tais, I didn't come across the name Sonata in the literature (but I wasn't reading very carefully). It's awkward for me that I came to this, of course, to scare a person with guesses... And maybe you will still try to delve deeper into the topic, so I don't even know what to do... -- she pondered. -- But I think that there may be a blood connection between Rinz Raym and Sonata Raym, and they are from the same world, most likely members of the same dynasty or someone who is related to someone.
— ... it's possible, — the warrior nodded, carefully listening to the knight, — but still, we shouldn't jump to conclusions. I can assume the existence of two different worlds, whose rulers bear the same surname. They even have an external resemblance. The probability is low, but... — the former inquisitor sighed heavily, — ... I'll have to ask about it in my free time.
-- But I will console you with the fact that this does not imply the doom of your world, and yes, I may still be wrong in building connections. The main thing is that the gods follow the concept of time in a completely obvious way, which is confirmed in the case of Miss Cosmos. It is very possible that in the end, that Rinz is no longer in your world, and only her echo from the past reaches here, beating in agonizing attempts to take its place somewhere. It even seems to me that this sounds beautiful and would explain a lot, including the powerful effect of Kripov's mandate on the Rinzites.