☀️ Arselia and Akonia

Jumps off the roof

The guy who confessed his love to Rinze did the same.

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- Oh... a difficult case. And what do you think about "abuzing," and my answers, now that we've touched on the topic of reviewing them, for a certain someone.

- A strange term. Society, and especially the state, has no business in the personal lives of individuals, and such labels cannot determine the viability of a relationship. For example, if a wife tries to prevent her husband from communicating with other women for some reason, or if a husband is too specific and persistent in his intimate affairs, someone from the outside might see this as a sign of your "abuzing," but in general, it doesn't say much in itself. In other words, it's best for third parties not to stick their noses into other people's relationships. That's it. As for the rest, I already mentioned Akonia; Naria is Naria, and it's still impossible to accurately determine what happened more than five thousand years ago, so discussing it is an exercise in futility. I have no convictions about their meta-understanding, and the issue of succession can be considered from three points of view. From a legal standpoint, it would be a mistake, because if you loosen one constraint, others will follow, and before you know it, the entire imperial family will be sent to the guillotine; the veneration of Anuzish will be replaced by something like "Lugranism" or "Liberation," and so on. From a moral and philosophical standpoint, the wisest and most benevolent should lead the people, and therefore, there would be no better empress than you. And from my subjective and personal point of view, I would prefer to keep you all to myself. Having expressed this important thought, Edgelord-kun approaches Ayano and touches his forehead to hers, paying no attention to Grik, who was standing nearby.