AstralLein
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Kamistella smiled.
“Divinity has an alluring side that is not easy to resist,” the Lunarian closed her eyes before continuing. “I, too, have pondered the prospects of the current state of our world. And I came to the conclusion that the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. But that was Akonia’s will. Surely, there is something more hidden here than just a simple desire to isolate oneself from all other worlds and exist in seclusion forever. What if this is just part of a divine plan?”
Erica joined the intimate conversation about the higher matters. Kamistella smiled gently at her friend.
“Hello, Erica. I was brought here by a task from the guild, but, as you know, I am never against reading something new,” the Lunarian opened her eyes again. “Returning to your questions, Madam Mazzard, I have not experienced love in its poetic sense, but if we are talking about those who are most important to me... I certainly cannot fail to mention Madam Kimchilla. Before I met her, my life was full of events, but it didn’t really have any meaning. I was just drifting along. Madam Kimchilla became an example and a friend to me. I finally understood what strength of spirit and determination are. And here I am,” Kamistella gazed dreamily into the distance. “As for places, I love my native Enlil. But the capital and Shingen are also cities dear to my heart. Unfortunately, I haven’t had time to see the world properly yet. Although, to be honest, now is not the best time for traveling. I hope Madam Kimchilla is doing well.”
Somewhere in the depths of Kamistella’s mind, the thought flashed that perhaps she was overestimating Kimchilla; after all, it was she who saved her from the bad influence of the “Mania for Research” and the pursuit of the king’s attention. However, this thought was quickly banished by her personal feelings.
“Divinity has an alluring side that is not easy to resist,” the Lunarian closed her eyes before continuing. “I, too, have pondered the prospects of the current state of our world. And I came to the conclusion that the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. But that was Akonia’s will. Surely, there is something more hidden here than just a simple desire to isolate oneself from all other worlds and exist in seclusion forever. What if this is just part of a divine plan?”
Erica joined the intimate conversation about the higher matters. Kamistella smiled gently at her friend.
“Hello, Erica. I was brought here by a task from the guild, but, as you know, I am never against reading something new,” the Lunarian opened her eyes again. “Returning to your questions, Madam Mazzard, I have not experienced love in its poetic sense, but if we are talking about those who are most important to me... I certainly cannot fail to mention Madam Kimchilla. Before I met her, my life was full of events, but it didn’t really have any meaning. I was just drifting along. Madam Kimchilla became an example and a friend to me. I finally understood what strength of spirit and determination are. And here I am,” Kamistella gazed dreamily into the distance. “As for places, I love my native Enlil. But the capital and Shingen are also cities dear to my heart. Unfortunately, I haven’t had time to see the world properly yet. Although, to be honest, now is not the best time for traveling. I hope Madam Kimchilla is doing well.”
Somewhere in the depths of Kamistella’s mind, the thought flashed that perhaps she was overestimating Kimchilla; after all, it was she who saved her from the bad influence of the “Mania for Research” and the pursuit of the king’s attention. However, this thought was quickly banished by her personal feelings.