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— In my home world, few people turned to higher powers. I understand that sounds ironic in the context of Thanarsis, but for the most part, people were self-sufficient. Of course, there weren't problems like those on Anush, where a dozen previously unseen gods could appear out of nowhere. However, all in all, I tend to agree. Some concepts from my home world, although similar to those here, are not applicable here. This includes certain technologies. You probably won't be surprised, but the mineral that forms the basis of these technologies doesn't exist in Anush. In my case, it's especially sad. I happen to possess certain technical knowledge... but it's tied to this raw material and the realities of my world. By the way, I'm extremely surprised that you're from a less advanced place. Based on your inventions, I would have thought otherwise. I myself once had a high-tech sword from my home world, although now it's hopelessly lost. It's a pity; it would be interesting to let you hold it, to let you study its design.
-- And I'm curious... Wouldn't that be a little unfair? You know, I've always been proud of the fact that I'm bringing something new to this world, using the knowledge I gained here... It's like learning a sport or a game of chance, and then beating the person who invented it. Very cool. Although, of course, I can't deny that I owe my modest successes to my own approach to implementing ideas, which is, in general, alien.
-- On the other hand, you've piqued my curiosity... Maybe we should discuss your technological achievements sometime in the future, and talk to a fellow techie. I'll think about it. Most likely, I won't be able to resist. It's too tempting, I'm sorry.)
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"I thought I was the one who let something slip and accidentally mentioned Rehm, almost directly saying 'Sonata was the Empress,' but here Erefir blurts out something unexpected. Or did I miss something again?"
— Hmm, ask? So, you know something about this too? — An inquisitive look was directed at Erefir, — Is it really that complicated?
-- If attempting to touch upon the external spheres of someone else's personal space is a complication, then, I suppose, yes, it is. Although you have a good reason, since you're from the same world, you definitely have common ground. Besides, we've already guessed, and our guesses have been confirmed: your empress works for the Overlord. That's true. With all the consequences.
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— Well, I don't have a mirror with me to check, — a weak smile.