Unable to bear such an emoji, she smiled and patted Ahuli on the head.
At that moment, Ahuli looked less like her alien brethren in the form of fearsome Nihon demons, and more like a little kitten purring in the hands of its caring owner.
Let's just say that healthy competition is better than kindergarten-style leveling. But this is only if it is truly positive - be happy for your competitor's honest success, and they, in turn, will not look down on you, but will support you in taking another step up. The same is true in reverse. And together you will push each other to gradually become better. This is what I would like to see from the Diasan-tach in the end.
- "Leveling" sounds like something that only humans could come up with. - Ahuri slightly opened the window curtain and watched the other customers for a while. - In our lands, being praised for something you don't deserve would be considered an insult.
She could have been embarrassed, started to deny something, or, on the contrary, nodded with an emotion of infallible smiling confidence, but instead, Aiyano fell into thought with notes of anxiety.
- He probably didn't voice the matter, but at least with what emotion did he leave? Just please, don't say "with none," or "with an impassive one." Although it is sometimes not easy, knowing him for a significant time, it becomes possible to determine this. And did he leave calmly, or, say, checking to see if everything was in its place in his pockets?