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— You truly appreciate traditions, — the inquisitor said, — I would gladly listen to your stories about the customs of your homeland. Well, if you happen to have some free time.
—Actually, I'm all for it, as soon as a suitable occasion arises. I've already mentioned that the more people who become interested in my homeland, the easier it will be to restore it. It's just a pity that I didn't pay enough attention to my native culture at the time. —the knight added, not wanting to further distort someone else's setting with his own fantasies. Author
- Oh... Right, sorry... Bad joke, - Beata became more serious. - Yeah... You're right. - Our boss just runs so fast that she travels through time and can be in two places at once, - Gillon snorted.
—Heh, well, I think it's not just about speed. I can run very fast too. —The knight folded his arms and studied the commander with an attentive look. —I think it's a matter of high-level extroversion magic: while I'm still formulating an answer to someone's remark in my head, she's already talked to ten different people.