kcfgogbfalgfl
Auto-translated
^That's how history is rewritten...
Added 23 minutes ago
- What's wrong, Lady Erefir? The rules have been announced, and participation is voluntary, and injustice is a subjective concept... - She sighs, resigned to her fate. - On my way to Margel, I stopped at one of the inns in Kusgard, and there I met a Mindjin who complained that back home, they call her an "orange at the bottom of the basket." I couldn't figure out what that meant for a very long time, until she finally explained it to me - it's a Mindjin nickname for single women over thirty. That is, someone who is no longer needed, often already rotten. At first, I didn't understand why she was telling me this - we're not even friends, but then it became clear that it was about my ears - we Lunarians have a completely different biology, which we are often envied for. In her unexpected monologue, she blamed both the unfair patriarchal society and the Mother Goddess. Perhaps she even thought that I was a cruel or at least indifferent Lunarian, but I simply didn't know what to say to her. Therefore, Lady Erefir, although I am offended by what happened, and at first I was even shocked, at least it happened because of my conscious decision, and this is something that can be influenced by one's own efforts... But to get revenge... Won't it turn out that I will only lose even more money?
Added 23 minutes ago
- What's wrong, Lady Erefir? The rules have been announced, and participation is voluntary, and injustice is a subjective concept... - She sighs, resigned to her fate. - On my way to Margel, I stopped at one of the inns in Kusgard, and there I met a Mindjin who complained that back home, they call her an "orange at the bottom of the basket." I couldn't figure out what that meant for a very long time, until she finally explained it to me - it's a Mindjin nickname for single women over thirty. That is, someone who is no longer needed, often already rotten. At first, I didn't understand why she was telling me this - we're not even friends, but then it became clear that it was about my ears - we Lunarians have a completely different biology, which we are often envied for. In her unexpected monologue, she blamed both the unfair patriarchal society and the Mother Goddess. Perhaps she even thought that I was a cruel or at least indifferent Lunarian, but I simply didn't know what to say to her. Therefore, Lady Erefir, although I am offended by what happened, and at first I was even shocked, at least it happened because of my conscious decision, and this is something that can be influenced by one's own efforts... But to get revenge... Won't it turn out that I will only lose even more money?