Ple-Sen
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After blinking a few times, Alaria reread what she had written. And then again. And one more time, just to be sure. Surely, this is some kind of joke, right?
"A very... interesting character. Somewhat similar to Taipan. Yes, perhaps it's a good thing we didn't reach the city back then. It's unlikely that all the locals shared such views, but being on Laplace wouldn't have made things any safer. They would have poisoned us with some food that only serpentfolk stomachs can digest, and then said that "stupid humans eat everything indiscriminately, it's their own fault." Perhaps it's best to avoid flying there in the near future."
In a way, the serpentfolk's dislike of humanity was understandable, given the recent history. But it was expressed in a rather extreme form. Perhaps, someday, old grievances will be smoothed over, especially if Cryptos is replaced by a more peace-loving leader. Or maybe not. The most sensible thing to do would be to simply leave them alone and not interfere, so as not to provoke unnecessary conflicts. That's exactly what she's doing now by crossing Kumari off the list of countries she would like to visit.
— Yeah... — the girl sighed, tucking the journal away. Astellia, in her current state, definitely shouldn't be reading this. Let her learn about emperors instead. Although, for the mission on the islands, if that situation with Valis hadn't happened, the usefulness of this reading material would have been difficult to overestimate.
After searching the Carnelian library for a while, but finding nothing, the Tanarsian looked around. She assessed who was present and what they were doing.
"A very... interesting character. Somewhat similar to Taipan. Yes, perhaps it's a good thing we didn't reach the city back then. It's unlikely that all the locals shared such views, but being on Laplace wouldn't have made things any safer. They would have poisoned us with some food that only serpentfolk stomachs can digest, and then said that "stupid humans eat everything indiscriminately, it's their own fault." Perhaps it's best to avoid flying there in the near future."
In a way, the serpentfolk's dislike of humanity was understandable, given the recent history. But it was expressed in a rather extreme form. Perhaps, someday, old grievances will be smoothed over, especially if Cryptos is replaced by a more peace-loving leader. Or maybe not. The most sensible thing to do would be to simply leave them alone and not interfere, so as not to provoke unnecessary conflicts. That's exactly what she's doing now by crossing Kumari off the list of countries she would like to visit.
— Yeah... — the girl sighed, tucking the journal away. Astellia, in her current state, definitely shouldn't be reading this. Let her learn about emperors instead. Although, for the mission on the islands, if that situation with Valis hadn't happened, the usefulness of this reading material would have been difficult to overestimate.
After searching the Carnelian library for a while, but finding nothing, the Tanarsian looked around. She assessed who was present and what they were doing.