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- Really? I didn't notice the slightest difference. Well, except that the board was updated, - the warrior said, genuinely surprised.
- Or he just didn't want to notice, - the duo commented indifferently, polishing their nails on their cloak. - Blueberry was still fussing about the fight with the syrniki. And also... Well, that's all.
Ukon shrugs indifferently:
- It's none of my business. Some thugs want to spill the blood of others, others want to tear the first ones apart, the third want to grab the heat from both of them, the fourth will jump out of the shadows to finish off the survivors, and the fifth... they sit together at the top of the tower and won't even flinch, even when it starts to crack, - he tries to find some words to refute himself, but can't. - As far as I'm concerned, let them thrash around in the sandbox as much as they want. Despite all the respect I have for the simplicity and friendliness of the locals, I can't remember anything that I would personally want to protect, although I agree with this principle. Apparently, I'm just a dry, uninteresting person who doesn't fit in anywhere, it didn't work out before, and it won't work out ever, - he barely manages to stop himself from spitting.
Having finished this sudden monologue, he turns away. Blueberry, who listened to him with surprise, slowly puts her hand on his elbow, and he pulls away. After a few seconds, she repeats the action, without making any comment.
- Perhaps my cup overflowed when even no one came to Kanau. The only thing I would like before the end is to take a breath of fresh air, and not this damned magma dust. But it's hardly possible... This is just my personal opinion, of course. It doesn't concern any of you three, - he regains his composure. - But what are you two planning?