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-- They would waste their words, no matter how tempting such an offer might be in some hypothetical scenario, I simply couldn't bring myself to accept it, as I simply don't respect these deities. And a small demonstration of their capabilities wouldn't change that; too much contradictory evidence has already been presented, in other words, I wouldn't be able to fulfill my part of the deal...
- Fair enough. It's clear that you are a woman of strong principles, and that is admirable.Author
-- After all, thought experiments should serve a purpose, Sir June, right? What is the point of this?
- Well, it's a way to get to know you better and understand what's on your mind. Author
-- Thank you. I will definitely pass on this praise to the others... I see, you're also having a good time?
- Indeed.Author
-- It's done. I hope the guild approves this piece, Sir June, and now I can secure the necessary funds for Kili's expeditions, -- she winked.
- No, no. - June refused the money. - Such expenses are the duty of a gentleman. Ah, I would like to discuss the views described in your texts, but unfortunately, not today. How about tomorrow?Drakkosha
- What a question, - Beata chuckled, scratching the back of her head. She thinks for a few seconds. - M-m-m. Eight points. Minus one point for the fact that I'm not known for my modesty and patience... - I protest. You have angelic patience, - Gion interjected. - La-a-a-a. Then nine. My height is clearly not feminine. I, of course, am above such trivialities as judging a person by their height, and in principle I believe that size doesn't matter, but let's be honest - a meter eighty and more is still too high a bar. And otherwise, she's just a girl. No one asked for Gion's opinion, but he didn't voice it because of his obvious bias in this matter. He was just glad that Beata didn't get too hung up on it and assessed herself more or less adequately.
- I understand, thank you... This is very insightful. Well, I won't distract you any further; I need to vote for these imaginative works myself.