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By the way, guys (Astral, Alex, maybe someone else), if you feel like participating in all these events, you can create a character who isn't tied to the main storyline (an Imperial citizen celebrating a holiday in the capital), and we'll see what happens. Maybe you'll meet Carneol, maybe you won't. Or maybe Raptilion will finally wake up. Ment
-- There's nothing unusual about that; after all, you did sustain an injury while working for us, -- the redhead assesses the ascetic's leg and his ability to move. -- It's even more unfortunate that you're lying here on such a day, so this is the least I can do. I have something for you... -- she didn't finish, but simply pulled out a bag of food. -- Here you go.
- Don't worry, Erefir. Things like this happen in life. - The ascetic couldn't walk, but otherwise looked healthy. - Oh, thank you! - He peers into the bag, trying to figure out what's inside. - You're more considerate than I deserve. Drakkoska
- Ah, I see... So, I take it that wishing for material possessions is also pointless?
- No, why would it be? Hmm... You could try wishing for the desire you mentioned earlier and exchange ✹ for rems; maybe that will help you better understand how my spell works. What do you think? Heroist
—So that's it; it's nice to see that the Knights of the Left Pillar, in addition to their martial qualities, are also gifted with a variety of creative talents. Now, Her Majesty's wise choice is clear to me. As for the main point, thank you; now I better understand the melancholic-romantic message of your creation, however... Aren't you worried that such a soothing effect might only be temporary and, in the future, could instead even more intensify the emotional turmoil? Longing is the first symptom of healing from a heart wound, but if you don't give it freedom, sadness may stay with you for many years. If the chance for something greater is forever closed to a person, it is, of course, noble to preserve the object of their unattainable aspirations in their heart and surround their reality with it, but perhaps it is worth finding a place for a more attainable love. Who knows how the future will turn out, and by focusing only on one infinitely distant ideal, you sometimes risk missing something closer but no less rewarding.
- You may be right, Mr. Klin. Unfortunately, I don't have enough life experience to answer you definitively, but I think that such a pleasure for the soul will, on the contrary, help to overcome these difficulties. Besides, a wife and a muse, although they may coincide, are sometimes still different people. I dare to suggest that many residents of our country see Her Majesty as the embodiment of perfect, unattainable beauty, but they do not even dare to dream of sharing a path with her.
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