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- Good morning to you, young man. - The woman gave the guest a warm smile. - Welcome to the hall of knowledge, and let me greet you with the words of my distant homeland: life is given to a person once, and it must be lived in such a way that there is no agonizing pain for the years wasted in vain. Heh-heh, forgive me if it sounds like a moral lesson. But, who knows, perhaps one day these words will be useful to you in life. Oh yes, my name is Zavirushka Snegoles, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me. - She hands him a booklet. - This is a list of courses currently available. Thanks to the generosity of King Thiozar, education in this glorious country is free, so you can freely enroll in the course that you are most drawn to.
With a brief nod, the young man glanced over the incomprehensible pages several times, took a step back from the unsettling foreigner, and after a minute, finally managed to focus on the meaning of what was written.
- Uh, hello, my name is Asmidul. - "And why did I introduce myself?.." - I wanted to know... - "Why did she start using 'you' and then switch to 'you' in the middle of the sentence? Is it because of her non-native dialect?.." - ...Am I right in understanding that no other courses will be available in the near future? I wouldn't want to sign up and then miss philosophy or some other exact science... And also, are classes held every day, or do you have a distance learning program, or some other more flexible schedule? Because I might have to leave for another city and won't be able to attend all the lectures...