He politely bowed to the employee and, making sure his companion had no questions, they left the SRI.
—Interesting matters, complex discussions. In my homeland, yes, I mean my best years, I never had any problems related to finding a place to live. I built myself a house, started a farm, and lived there; everything around that I could cultivate was mine. And if I didn't have enough strength, I would give the surplus to a neighbor, without being greedy: he had a family and more working hands. How can one even arrange disputes and evaluate square meters when all the land around already belongs to the Mother Goddess? It seems to me that all this is an artificial problem of an overpopulated urban civilization, but I somehow didn't pay attention to it before.
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- This is Bajena. She works at the casino, so we're all neighbors in the district. Don't get the wrong idea - I've never been there - it's just that she's usually outside near the entrance, and I walk past it all the time. And she's wearing such a... casual outfit... - she gauges Winni-the-Pooh's reaction to this dialogue. - I think anything would suit you.
- Absolutely. - He looks at the priestess. - Any seamstress would be happy to have the opportunity to see the result of her work on your graceful figure.
- He-he. - The sorceress winked at her friend for some reason. - But the casino...? - After thinking about something, she excitedly clasped her hands together. - How about we all go there together when we return!
A few months earlier, there might have been a hint of disapproval in Winni-the-Pooh's gaze at Bajena's attire, but after prolonged communication with Sonata Realm Phantom, he had relaxed a bit in this regard.
- Together, that means. Well, if that's the case... - he calculates something in his mind, looks at the Lord, then at the street people, and calculates again. - Well, then it turns out that... Let's say the fighters take up three compartments. Four women go in one, and that leaves yours. So it remains in the same composition...
- ... - FCL was a little taken aback by this comment. - Why not just buy a ticket for the remaining seat?
- It won't work, - Gaheris replied, - the governor issued a decree according to which one person can only buy one seat, so you can't solve this problem with money.