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— Taylina Teysesi. — The contest winner replied with a calm voice, although in reality she felt very uneasy.
— Well, Taylina, — Rajade smiled almost imperceptibly as he spoke the name, — allow me to congratulate you on your spectacular and more than deserved vi...
— Rajade, ***, — Arian cursed, — finish with this ******, time is not infinite, I still have my own business to attend to.
— Sir Arian, it is unseemly for a Knight to express himself in such a manner! It is unworthy!
— Well observed, lad — Halis agreed with the youngest of them, — but Arian is right; there is no need to drag out this low and unpleasant business.
— Why are we even doing this? — Sir Nightlar spoke up again. — Carvelos was against this plan, after all.
— Pff, Rajade insisted on it, to which Carvelos replied that if he intended to do it, then we would have to participate.
— Who cares about any of that?! — Sir Arian continued relentlessly. — Rajade, stop stalling.
— Very well, so be it. — The Knight sighed with dissatisfaction. — Taylina Teysesi, I plan to add you to my collection of rarities, and your opinion on the matter is irrelevant. — Then he turned to Dalia. — Today, my dear, luck is on your side. Since you tagged along with Taylina, I planned to liquidate you as a witness; however, Sir Nightlar asked me not to do so. Although I consider such a decision very foolish, I agreed, since the four of us have an unwritten rule to bail each other out. Regardless, I doubt you find that interesting. The point is: you can stay here and perish, or leave Carvelos's Castle this very second and, preferably, the borders of Iltan. In a few hours, we will make a statement that you, out of envy, brutally dealt with the winner and declare you wanted, setting a symbolic reward for your head in the amount of 5000.
— Well, Taylina, — Rajade smiled almost imperceptibly as he spoke the name, — allow me to congratulate you on your spectacular and more than deserved vi...
— Rajade, ***, — Arian cursed, — finish with this ******, time is not infinite, I still have my own business to attend to.
— Sir Arian, it is unseemly for a Knight to express himself in such a manner! It is unworthy!
— Well observed, lad — Halis agreed with the youngest of them, — but Arian is right; there is no need to drag out this low and unpleasant business.
— Why are we even doing this? — Sir Nightlar spoke up again. — Carvelos was against this plan, after all.
— Pff, Rajade insisted on it, to which Carvelos replied that if he intended to do it, then we would have to participate.
— Who cares about any of that?! — Sir Arian continued relentlessly. — Rajade, stop stalling.
— Very well, so be it. — The Knight sighed with dissatisfaction. — Taylina Teysesi, I plan to add you to my collection of rarities, and your opinion on the matter is irrelevant. — Then he turned to Dalia. — Today, my dear, luck is on your side. Since you tagged along with Taylina, I planned to liquidate you as a witness; however, Sir Nightlar asked me not to do so. Although I consider such a decision very foolish, I agreed, since the four of us have an unwritten rule to bail each other out. Regardless, I doubt you find that interesting. The point is: you can stay here and perish, or leave Carvelos's Castle this very second and, preferably, the borders of Iltan. In a few hours, we will make a statement that you, out of envy, brutally dealt with the winner and declare you wanted, setting a symbolic reward for your head in the amount of 5000.