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- What's so bad about it... A mule is a worthy creature. Never mind...
- I have nothing against mules. It's just... where did the mushrooms get mules from...
Erika pondered their conversation from yesterday... Kei-kun-san
- Such a salary is not worthy of my mule.
Thought #1: "Yeah, right... *your* mule..."Kei-kun-san
- 25 rems for such a handsome fellow is a stroke of luck.
Thought #2: "Yes, yes... a handsome fellow on a mule..." "Hat on a Leg" calls himself "Handsome with a Mule." It's all so strange..."
- Listen, Jack. You still haven't told me how you gained the ability to speak. Is it really such a secret? - Erika asked. Kei-kun-san
Basically, you have two options: either keep studying magic diligently, or go to another city and see where you can earn some money, and then return if necessary.
"Yeah, but what money am I supposed to use to travel?" - Erika continued to mull over her thoughts. Kei-kun-san
- Or, try to sell your new thing to someone.
- But who can I sell it to? Everyone just says that it's pointless to "mess around with that thing." They even announced an award for it, but there are no leads. That woman, what's her name... Etto, she says it's all pointless, but she sits there day and night, it seems. It's all so strange, don't you think? By the way, did you notice anything... unusual there during your inspection? Maybe you saw something that I missed? - Erika asked.
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).