AstralLein
Auto-translated
These humans... they can turn anything into an excuse for a long argument, followed by a fratricidal conflict. Nevertheless, Rurec liked the idea of a human male nicknamed Safis. Simple and tasteful. But here's what's interesting... this rotten merchant, both inside and out, survived a beating from Rizz! What resilience! Rurec himself wouldn't have survived a blow from Rizz, even if it were just a pat on the head.
– And is that screeching woman really an elf? She doesn't look like one... – Rurec whispered to Osh, and then shared his opinion about the situation with everyone: – Has any of you humans heard of such a custom? I don't believe in the legend about cutting hair. Rizz has been guarding order in the city for a long time. He doesn't just lash out. Rizz is a warrior with principles, not some brute who gets into fights with anyone and at any time. Rizz couldn't have been wrong here. But even without Rizz, the merchant's words are suspicious.
Humans are suspicious creatures in themselves. You can trust the Sordams, and the Ivilas too. With the Furies, it's probably best to be cautious and not turn your back on them. But humans... humans are always plotting something sinister.
– And is that screeching woman really an elf? She doesn't look like one... – Rurec whispered to Osh, and then shared his opinion about the situation with everyone: – Has any of you humans heard of such a custom? I don't believe in the legend about cutting hair. Rizz has been guarding order in the city for a long time. He doesn't just lash out. Rizz is a warrior with principles, not some brute who gets into fights with anyone and at any time. Rizz couldn't have been wrong here. But even without Rizz, the merchant's words are suspicious.
Humans are suspicious creatures in themselves. You can trust the Sordams, and the Ivilas too. With the Furies, it's probably best to be cautious and not turn your back on them. But humans... humans are always plotting something sinister.