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- Well, I don't know... People can be taller than 180 cm, and they can be shorter. As for dwarves, I don't know. I read about Noir in books, but I haven't seen any dwarves in person until today. - I really love to read. Just yesterday, I was reading a two-thousand-page tome. What was it called... "The Saga of Arselia and Akonia," something like that... About Welfern. It was a kind of giant... well, there was an empire. Then it fell apart into a bunch of different dwarf... I mean, states. I still haven't fully grasped what I read... Noir seems to be one of them. How is it now? Is it much better than before?
- Better? Why would it be? We lived the same way then as we do now. Our borders aren't even on the map, so there's no way to color them in, ha! That's just one of the quirks of underground life. Hmm... Actually, trade and logistics have become significantly more complicated, because before, we had access to the entire empire's market, and it wasn't difficult to get out of its borders, but now we have to overcome many barriers, both bureaucratic and real.