☀️ Arselia and Akonia

-- There's no circus in Margel, and setting up a tent is a minor problem, but I'll have to find some colleagues to help you... You know, it's a very worthwhile idea, a very good one. If I were you, I would go and offer it to the right people, it would be perfect for the upcoming festivities in honor of the coronation.

— In principle, depending on the required performance, I could help. In theory. I can sing and dance a little, and combined with my skills in swordsmanship and fire manipulation, we could create a quite spectacular show. The main thing is to think it through and rehearse the act.

-- Wow, you really have relevant experience, that's wonderful news. Because conducting a comparative analysis with otherworldly knowledge in the hope that the fundamental principles will remain the same is very unreliable, but this way... I won't ask where exactly you encountered all this, just know that I'm glad to have such a specialist in the squad.

Alaria decided not to mention that much of this was based on reliably known information applied to her current experience in this world, or conclusions drawn from working with a certain ghost and a certain death knight. Contrary to Erephir's fears, the similarities between the creatures here and those from her "home" were greater than one might think at first glance. Just as the lamias of Rishi were, in many respects, close to the Rhemic ones. At least, she could thank Melesar for something.

The masks you're talking about, I can't visualize them from a technological point of view, so it's not certain that Kragg would be able to handle them either, but I'll keep the suggestion in mind.

Alaria also refrained from commenting on the supernatural nature of the sword, Klin. Let the death knight talk about it himself.

-- And Alaria is our colleague and commander. I suppose you had to take responsibility in the past?

— I did, colleague, — Alaria mentally smiled at the fact that for the second time that day, she had been assigned such a "status" — but I still have a long way to go to reach your level of experience. I more often worked in tandem with someone than directly taking on the role of leader.