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*In the previous installment.*
Klaus began settling in to a new world for himself, in a country called Sakuramoria, or simply began to get used to his amnesia, which made him forget the language and all the facts about the surrounding reality: essentially, it's the same thing. The main thing is that he managed to attend an excellent beauty contest, and as for the rest... He'll figure it out somehow. He had a strong feeling that everything would be alright.
*975, Margel*
"Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo!" -- Klaus sat on the sidewalk and realized that he didn't understand anything. Everything was going so well, a normal job, and... Well, there's not much else to talk about, but the question is, why did this happen to him again?! The last thing he remembered (if this isn't a false memory, but it probably is) was a pink-haired girl suddenly addressing a formidable warrior standing nearby and saying something about another world. And then Klaus was accidentally pulled into a portal or something like that? This is just a pure assumption, not based on anything except fantasies.
Breeeeeeeed. What to do now?
With an unsteady gait, the young blacksmith wandered somewhere until he found himself...
"Am I some kind of universal judge of female beauty? Haha, what a load of nonsense."
Of course, there was also something positive in the whole situation: this time, Klaus Holt didn't seem to have forgotten human speech; all the inscriptions and all the speeches around him were understandable to him. Well... He needed to pull himself together.
Ratings
In my opinion, the textual part of this contest is questionable. On the one hand, I understand the idea that the organizers wanted to evaluate not only beauty but also certain virtues, along with the ability to engage the audience on stage. The idea is good, but the implementation fell short; either use a special person to introduce the women, or set limits, or do something else, like an additional talent contest.
But this is my impression as someone passing by; eh-eh-eh, if it's customary here to do things differently, and the women are used to energizing the crowd with such greetings....
Beata -- 10/10
I like the multi-layered clothing and the image. An acrobat, right? Well, judging by her figure, it seems so. What else? Blonde is my favorite hair color, and she's an artist – great, I have a friend like that, the eye color is interesting, the atmosphere is a bit magical, in general, there are many good things to write about.
Sanexa -- 9/10
Women in uniform are a separate art form. Berets usually don't suit them, but this time it's an exception to the rule. In principle, it's very good, and it was funny to hear modesty listed among the positive qualities, but even more interesting is that in this case, it's not irony or a lie; she's clearly telling the truth.
Aiyano -- 9/10
The style of the picture is chic, although in general, I like girls who are a little less petite, but I can't help but notice. A lot has been said, of course, but I don't know how important it is, I don't really care... There is clearly a contradiction between what the rules of the contest encourage her to say and what she wants to say or keep silent about, so the modest person has to force herself to say something to comply with the formalities.
Erefir
At that moment, a pigeon flew into my head at full speed, and although it's a bird of peace, it didn't let me contemplate and listen to this girl, it sucked.
Kilika -- 10/10
Frankly, it seems that she is the only contestant who really made good use of the time on stage. Everything is clear and simple: her name, a couple of epithets, a verse, and a wink – it's great, isn't it? And it doesn't make her seem unmodest; everything is just as I like it. I won't even talk about her appearance; everything is perfect. Of course, it would be cool to see alternative styles and angles, but you know, you shouldn't ask for too much.
Riikumer -- 7/10
Cute. Athletic. Pigtails... I can't praise her as much as some of the others, but she's just pretty.
Alice -- 6/10
She's kind of too arrogant. No, I understand, tsundere, all that, but I'm not a fan. Plus for the costume, minus for covering her face. Minus for being petite, plus for the elven ears (no matter what anyone says, longevity, the ability to use magic, and so on are not so important in evaluating the appearance of elves; only the ears matter).
Klida -- 7/10
Well, she seems like a good sister, her face just looks a bit plain (that's the most important thing). Health is also a plus, so thank you.
Enio -- 3/10
I don't like horns, I don't like snake eyes, I don't like nets, I don't like that way of speaking, sorry... In general, no. I'll give her a point for the graphics, though. Well, okay, I won't be too harsh; another point for her figure.
Klaus began settling in to a new world for himself, in a country called Sakuramoria, or simply began to get used to his amnesia, which made him forget the language and all the facts about the surrounding reality: essentially, it's the same thing. The main thing is that he managed to attend an excellent beauty contest, and as for the rest... He'll figure it out somehow. He had a strong feeling that everything would be alright.
*975, Margel*
"Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo!" -- Klaus sat on the sidewalk and realized that he didn't understand anything. Everything was going so well, a normal job, and... Well, there's not much else to talk about, but the question is, why did this happen to him again?! The last thing he remembered (if this isn't a false memory, but it probably is) was a pink-haired girl suddenly addressing a formidable warrior standing nearby and saying something about another world. And then Klaus was accidentally pulled into a portal or something like that? This is just a pure assumption, not based on anything except fantasies.
Breeeeeeeed. What to do now?
With an unsteady gait, the young blacksmith wandered somewhere until he found himself...
"Am I some kind of universal judge of female beauty? Haha, what a load of nonsense."
Of course, there was also something positive in the whole situation: this time, Klaus Holt didn't seem to have forgotten human speech; all the inscriptions and all the speeches around him were understandable to him. Well... He needed to pull himself together.
Ratings
In my opinion, the textual part of this contest is questionable. On the one hand, I understand the idea that the organizers wanted to evaluate not only beauty but also certain virtues, along with the ability to engage the audience on stage. The idea is good, but the implementation fell short; either use a special person to introduce the women, or set limits, or do something else, like an additional talent contest.
But this is my impression as someone passing by; eh-eh-eh, if it's customary here to do things differently, and the women are used to energizing the crowd with such greetings....
Beata -- 10/10
I like the multi-layered clothing and the image. An acrobat, right? Well, judging by her figure, it seems so. What else? Blonde is my favorite hair color, and she's an artist – great, I have a friend like that, the eye color is interesting, the atmosphere is a bit magical, in general, there are many good things to write about.
Sanexa -- 9/10
Women in uniform are a separate art form. Berets usually don't suit them, but this time it's an exception to the rule. In principle, it's very good, and it was funny to hear modesty listed among the positive qualities, but even more interesting is that in this case, it's not irony or a lie; she's clearly telling the truth.
Aiyano -- 9/10
The style of the picture is chic, although in general, I like girls who are a little less petite, but I can't help but notice. A lot has been said, of course, but I don't know how important it is, I don't really care... There is clearly a contradiction between what the rules of the contest encourage her to say and what she wants to say or keep silent about, so the modest person has to force herself to say something to comply with the formalities.
Erefir
At that moment, a pigeon flew into my head at full speed, and although it's a bird of peace, it didn't let me contemplate and listen to this girl, it sucked.
Kilika -- 10/10
Frankly, it seems that she is the only contestant who really made good use of the time on stage. Everything is clear and simple: her name, a couple of epithets, a verse, and a wink – it's great, isn't it? And it doesn't make her seem unmodest; everything is just as I like it. I won't even talk about her appearance; everything is perfect. Of course, it would be cool to see alternative styles and angles, but you know, you shouldn't ask for too much.
Riikumer -- 7/10
Cute. Athletic. Pigtails... I can't praise her as much as some of the others, but she's just pretty.
Alice -- 6/10
She's kind of too arrogant. No, I understand, tsundere, all that, but I'm not a fan. Plus for the costume, minus for covering her face. Minus for being petite, plus for the elven ears (no matter what anyone says, longevity, the ability to use magic, and so on are not so important in evaluating the appearance of elves; only the ears matter).
Klida -- 7/10
Well, she seems like a good sister, her face just looks a bit plain (that's the most important thing). Health is also a plus, so thank you.
Enio -- 3/10
I don't like horns, I don't like snake eyes, I don't like nets, I don't like that way of speaking, sorry... In general, no. I'll give her a point for the graphics, though. Well, okay, I won't be too harsh; another point for her figure.