☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- I understand that the right to freedom of speech provides an individual with the opportunity to express their thoughts verbally without fear of punishment from the state, but it doesn't apply to private conversations. In other words, if someone says something bad about you, they won't be thrown in jail, but that won't stop me from knocking their kidneys out... Figuratively speaking, of course. It's unlikely that such revenge would bring you joy or moral satisfaction. Although, something tells me that Narya wouldn't turn a blind eye to something like that either, don't you think? - He nodded a couple of times in agreement with the following points. - I don't know how it is in other worlds, but in Anush, everything is quite fair. Look at yourself, for example; with all your virtues, is it any wonder that you are such an important person in society? Not at all. It is quite possible that if someone else were in your place, they would not become the Empress's adopted child, but would be hanging on the gallows. And in general, I don't really care how people live, but I am still curious about how many people try to distinguish between killings, supposedly: once you're out of the womb, you're a person with a right to life; while you're still in it, you're a non-person who can be killed with a snap of your fingers. What nonsense.
- Since when did the philosophical guild rebrand itself as a flirting guild? - grumbled Grik, who was still standing nearby. - Oh, this youth, at least do it in your own home, and not in front of the whole world...

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"What are you talking about, Universe? Tartarus is a great hero of the legion I served in for five minutes, and I also heard that someone in the room of horrors with the previous owners wore similar armor, so he was probably summoned in the past..."

Someone who knew about him could have been summoned, not him himself...