— Perhaps Riya will be the best option of all, — the Tanarrian sighed, — it just feels a little... strange. Unfamiliar.
— Actually, this is the third song I was talking about. As you can see, the style is somewhat different, and the tempo is faster. It's hard to judge myself, but it's probably simpler than my previous works, and there are fewer deep meanings compared to something like the Labyrinth. But, — the inquisitor looked into her companion's eyes and raised her index finger importantly, — the composition is more energetic. In the case of a live performance, you could even include some kind of dance number. And in an ideal scenario, — she mused, — the part "(Like a flame!)" will be performed by a choir... well, in general, I intend to move away from the style of my previous works, although my signature is present in all of them, — she looks expectantly at the redhead, — so, what do you think?
— Uh-huh, a rather abrupt change of mood compared to the previous ones. But, maybe you'll demonstrate it with your voice? — she winked. — Oh, well, I promised Astellia that I would come, so we'll talk about it later. In general, it's clear. You write well, but I would add a little rhyme to the chorus, but that's just my love for poetic word forms. As you know, I'm not a musician, but from a melodic point of view, I think it will be good.
— Aren't these towers, in your version, acting as repeaters? This in itself implies some kind of connection. Probably a constant one.
But this very friendship may become the reason why more fanatical followers consider her a weak leader, not fully meeting the interests of the doctrine. Time will tell, but I hope you will have a happy ending with her. It's impossible to guess in advance.
So don't despair, redhead.
— I know, Erefir, — Alaria said with a warm smile, patting the commander on the shoulder encouragingly, — I know. And I agree with you. Reactive exercises based on fear never lead to anything good. And attempts to stop progress are essentially the same as trying to hide your head in the sand, which only harms yourself. It is important to be able to not dwell on something, but to move on. But this is not uncommon for doctrines based on fear. I'm glad you understand that. And I would like there to be more people with this approach in the world. Therefore, it is probably right for you to lead the technological progress. And I will try to be there, since you like my advice. Maybe I will even push this progress a little myself.
— Let's do that. My idea of a thread-mail was also partly for the purpose that if I go on a journey, I won't lose contact. Maybe it's a bit overkill, considering other means like postal falcons, but I just like everything grand and in the spirit of metal.
— So... Now I'll process what's in this paper, then help Astellia, then we can return to the conversation.