☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- It probably depends on the population density, - his companion shrugged, - although that's a bit strange, since most of the country is uninhabited, and land prices in the capital cities of the regions are much higher than in other settlements. Well, thankfully, thanks to Her Highness, we don't really need to think about these issues.

—Well, you know, it's not always about Her Highness or our mayor thinking about others. We also need to strive to learn about what ordinary people live on, for the sake of self-development. But yes, instead of sacrificing ourselves for twenty years for a small piece of land in the capital or cramming into a shared apartment, we could gather with friends and build a farm in Kriedaar that would be half the size of Margel. Hmm... - glancing towards the ruined mountain, the knight pondered something for a moment. - ...By the way, after all these events, I seem to have been criticizing your homeland too much, which doesn't look very respectful on my part. Not to mention that I ended up fleeing my own homeland, not the other way around. For every person, the place of birth given by the goddess should remain something precious in the soul, and there are shortcomings everywhere, and old Kriedaar is no exception. And all of them will have to be taken into account if we want to see a new Kriedaar in this century. What am I getting at? I met many worthy people in Margel, - the knight paused, looking at Sanex, - and I sincerely wish it prosperity. Not everyone is lucky enough to be born in a self-sufficient region, not everyone is able to restrain their ambitions and high aspirations, and therefore, concentrations of urban civilization are also needed for the natural balance.