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☀️ Arselia and Akonia

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—I hope I won't have to get used to this... —the villager grimaced good-naturedly at his new title. —However, you are right, it wouldn't have been very friendly of me to hide my cursed nature from you. Especially if, one day — who knows — I were to lose my mind or something. However, I suppose my concerns could have been quite understandable to you, at least judging by your initial reaction — everyone has their own dark spots in their soul, but as long as their life's path remains bright, I respect their right to have them, just as I respect my own. Nevertheless, please forgive me for hiding my potentially dangerous nature from you all this time.
Alaria nodded firmly at the knight's words. Partly because expressing her answer in words would either reveal that she was involved in keeping the secret of Klint, or force her to lie. However, there was a high probability that the other members of the group already understood her awareness of Klint's past misfortune. She was in complete agreement with the words about dark spots.
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—This... is very generous of you, friends. I can see in your eyes that you have already discussed everything among yourselves, and therefore, out of respect for you, I will not create awkward scenes with re-questions, refusals, and clarifications. The only thing is, I would divide it equally, because in human grief, there cannot be a proportion of unfairness between Margel and Kridear. And as for the rest... Today is a holiday in the city, so I suppose the administrators also need a short break from counting. I was going to go to the Sacred Research Institute in the next available time slot anyway, so I will clarify about the donations in any case, but time does not like bureaucracy, and if they take it, they will take it.
— Without the caring residents of Margel, we would not have collected so much money, Klint, so they deserve gratitude too. I cannot speak for the others, but I believe that how to divide the finances is exclusively your choice. If you think it is better to divide it equally, then so be it. You are now responsible for Kridear, — she smiles softly, — and it is pleasant to see such a wise and broad-minded person at its head.