☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- Honor and respect to the new lord of the mountains, - accepts the money and the star, - you have done many things in your life: you have been a servant, a warrior, and a gambler in cursed games, but none of these have ever been your true calling. Try your hand at creative activity and experience the joy of productivity.

Klin receives the following profession:

Builder

—Could it be that even serving a worthy person turned out to be too difficult for me? — the mountain lord muttered to himself. For some reason, he missed the unique insight about underwear, or perhaps he simply took it for granted. —Well, that was very... very enlightening. Thank you.

Stepping away from the "stall," he pauses for a while, deep in thought, perhaps near the exit of the shop, or perhaps on his way to the next destination with his "team."
—Well, things... — he finally breaks the silence with a profoundly wise statement. —It seems like I only heard two lines, but they were so accurate, as if my soul had been rewritten... It was definitely worth the money.
With a forceful shake of his head, he dismisses the stream of thoughts:
—I expected many things, although mostly disappointment, perhaps a little surprise. Even irony. But this verdict was definitely not something I anticipated. How many professions are there in the world? Should one believe in coincidence? Or...
He stumbles mid-sentence, takes a deep breath, and thoughtfully rubs his forehead:
—...Do you think there is such a thing as "fate" in this world? In my life, everything was harmonious: I had a homeland where I felt good, a loving family, no need, no trouble, no health problems. But I was inevitably drawn away from Crideraar, because I felt, like a magnet, that my calling awaited me somewhere under the mountain. As a result, I lost all of this, experienced all the bad things, and even turned into a dead man for dessert. And now, by a ridiculous coincidence, having avoided dragon wings, I first receive this title, and now I learn that my goal has always been to rebuild Crideraar, and that this was my true life's calling. Is that possible? Some overly pious person might dress in a white robe and declare himself a "messiah," but that's so ridiculous that it's almost laughable. The Mother Goddess holds the whole world on her mighty shoulders; her power is not in the details... But there is still some divine irony in this, don't you think? Or maybe I'm just getting carried away with nonsense. Oh, I completely forgot how impressionable I am, it's not worthy of my new title, I'm sorry. — he tried to dismiss it casually with a wave of his hand.