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- Strange people," Sanexa could only reply with a sigh, "and do they also consider livestock to be enslaved? If so... then what about grass? A question worthy of a guild of philosophers.
—Well, yes, grass, vegetables, and vitamins. These guys came to us once with "advertising," but the locals didn't really understand... —he waved his hand. —Apparently, from the point of view of the mother goddess, all her creations should be free, and bipedal enslavers thereby defile her ideals and cause them harm beyond what is intended by natural selection and hunting.Author
Sirrion jumps into Klin's arms, hinting that he should carry him, as he himself is too lazy to walk.
He looks at the spell of flight, then back at the cat. —Well, you little trickster, I'll spoil you... Alright, in honor of the holiday, I can make an exception. —He scratched the pet behind the ear.
"I guess I'll have to search for a list of spells and what these HP are after half a year..." —he thought to himself.Author
- ?.. Ha-ha, I don't think so.
—Well, thank the goddess. —He sighed with relief and smiled. —Well, I'm glad that everything is okay. And the lamp... if you happen to meet it on your journey, think twice before dealing with genies. They have very cunning "limits" to their power. That's it.Author
- I usually don't pay too much attention to calendar dates, but... maybe you're right. However, I can't say that I have many ideas about how I'm going to spend today.
—Well, how about this... You can check out the exhibits in the "Palace" in Emerald, or the figurines at our mutual friend's place. In Three Crosses, there's a maid service, albeit with a very diverse "experience" and it's paid, but still... At the docks, you can prepare gifts for our benefactors, the philosophers will definitely have something for a creedancer, there will be a beauty contest in "Aquamarine," and in the art gallery, there will be paintings; we've already discussed "Kamimori"... And that's just a quarter of everything — mostly what we've managed to see ourselves. And there's so much more interesting stuff — contests, games, curious things, I can't even imagine.
Suddenly remembering something, he adds: —By the way, I heard that you helped my friends from Carnel with the construction. Thank you very much; thanks to all your efforts, the presentation the guys put on today was amazing.