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The Sword Maiden and Sanex listened to Klin’s story in complete silence, avoiding inappropriate comments, but as the narrative neared its end, the knight’s companion could no longer restrain herself and burst into tears.
“Poor Tia, Etv, Ura… Loma’s dreams… Roza’s female happiness… Dub and his family’s idyllic life… The villagers full of hope… And now, all of this is gone… Forgive me, Klin.” Sobbing even harder than before, she covered her face with her hands. “I know it’s even harder for you than it is for me, but this… it’s too terrible.”
“...Thank you for this story, Klin Chegver.” The blind woman spoke in a calm voice, with barely perceptible warm undertones. “Now, preserving this family name and its history is in your hands. I think your descendants will be grateful for the opportunity to learn about their roots, and the ancestors will also respect that.” mutual love.