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— Thank you,” Alaria smiled, her smile as genuine as the knight’s surprise, “although I would like to master the healing power of flame as well. In my homeland, as I mentioned before, this was the case. It’s a pity that I haven’t been able to demonstrate it yet. But it’s good to know that a solution to my problem might be within reach. And even if it isn’t... I will try to recreate these techniques myself, based on my fragmented memories. I have no intention of giving up. The girl confidently looked into the distance. — Oh yes, regarding the “place of residence,”” the girl made sure that no one curious was nearby and switched to a whisper, “I completely forgot to mention that someone from my ‘homeland’ is actually in the city. The woman I used to work for is Sonata Reim. A very noble and selfless person. Quite an unexpected coincidence, I must admit. If your paths ever cross, I would be glad if you let me know.
—Reim? —Klin strained all his remaining brain cells, but to no avail. —The surname sounds vaguely familiar, but nothing specific comes to mind, I’m sorry. Perhaps Father Eugene should now be aware of all the “guests” in Margel, but firstly, now is definitely not the right time, and secondly, the clergyman still cannot reveal the secrets of confession. But if I find out anything, you can certainly count on me. Recently, I have come to understand how important it is to have fellow countrymen...