- Lady Erefir, the thing is, by Lunarian standards, I'm still quite young, and my parents were very much against my desire to see the world with my own eyes... I'm ashamed to admit, but before I reached Margel, I had to part with – sell – most of my personal belongings, so I apologize for volunteering to join your great order without having anything but a drum to my name.
- Oh, thank you! And again, I apologize that I have nothing to give you in return except my loyalty and adoration... But rest assured that I will cherish your gift even more than my own life!
- It's a bit weak, - Laikos concluded, testing Erefir's creation, - but still, thanks!
- Please excuse me, Erefir, but although I am flattered by your attention, I cannot accept this gift. I am not sure that, given my position, it would be appropriate.
-- In my opinion, reciprocal gifts would be inappropriate, and I, by hosting guests in my Temple of Fire and Metal, am within my rights, and I don't think your wonderful commander would object, -- the girl shrugged. -- However, it also depends on your sense of ethics, multiplied by your obvious and commendable loyalty, so do as you see fit.
- It's not very objective, but okay, we'll accept it.
After the forge, Erefir, as usual, offered the trio tea or coffee with something light: something light, because they will probably have time to visit restaurants today, and you need to keep track of how much you eat; that's personal experience.