☀️ Arselia and Akonia

"Yes, perhaps only characters with a Faith value above zero could write so many wishes in a note, like Bea and Giy," thought Fury, glancing at what the two of them were tossing into the globe (though not reading it). As for Alaria, she acted much like Erefir herself, judging by the size of her message. Perhaps Garret also joined in? Formally, Kilika and Astellia could have as well, although since they didn't personally know Evgenia, they probably didn't offer to do so.
-- You know, in my mind, I imagined a whole pile of paper with wishes inside the globe, but only now I see that I slightly overestimated our numbers... But the relative weight of each wish is increasing. Let's move on to Bronislava now.

Perhaps Garret didn't feel as warm towards the Patriarch as some of his comrades - however significant their meeting in confession may have been for him, it's hard to call it a pleasant memory. Nevertheless, the Asterian respected the priest's wisdom and benevolence, and also appreciated both his personal guidance and the mercy he showed to the otherworldly Carneolians, as well as his contribution to resolving the conflict with Despair - without his hint about the blessings of the elements, the outcome of this confrontation would have been much more unfortunate for them, and probably for all of Welfern. So, after thinking for a moment, he still wrote a few words of his own and added a note with his message to the others.

Wishing you a speedy recovery, Father, may you remain a wise guiding light for those in need, as you are for us.
Garret.