- It's a strange story. My father used to say that everyone used to despise Akonia, and they would scare children with it if they refused to eat their porridge, but then they suddenly changed their minds, and everyone bought into it. Something is definitely going on behind the scenes. They're dividing resources and power, - after sharing this wisdom, Ghenza puts down his cigarette and lights a new one. - But you're right about one thing: women are fickle and unstable creatures, and tying yourself to them is like voluntarily putting a yoke on your neck. It's not worth it, - an unpleasant thought about his own family baggage flashed through his mind. - Good luck to you on this path, and I'll have less competition, - he grinned. - Where is our coachman? I've been sitting here for ages.
Meanwhile, two stagecoaches appeared at the transport station - one heading towards Mythguru, and the other towards Ninamiat.
- I hope I don't get on the wrong one, heh.
- I am very grateful... If I'm not being too much of a bother, I would like to know what kind of capital villains are these, what kind of opposition has formed in our glorious state.