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— Oh, I'm afraid you'll have to wait a little. The thing is, your friends are currently talking to the manager.

- Oh... okay... I hope they don't have any problems...

“Well, ahem, since that’s how it turned out,” Zerek’s voice followed after a considerable pause. “Maybe I should…”

After listening to Lynderia's story, Mikonia fell into deep thought. "The more I learn, the more I begin to appreciate my homeland, Airisufir. Military affairs are definitely not for me, and, to be honest, even ruining my hairstyle or breaking a nail is a major tragedy for me. I can't imagine spending five whole years in the army. As for politics, I'm not very interested in it, but nevertheless, I can't help but note that the lack of voting rights in a democratic system doesn't sound very appealing." The girl glanced at the notes in her notebook and decided that she had no further comments on Isselia. "Hmm, may I ask you one last question," she said, addressing everyone present, "what do you think about Airisufir?"

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-Oh... okay... I hope they didn't have any problems...

In response, the restaurant employee just nervously laughed, while simultaneously suggesting that Viola sit on the sofa so she wouldn't have to stand around waiting.

Viola sat on the sofa and began to examine everything around her with curiosity.

Aurelia Scadi

/ I asked if Scadi would be in the expansion -- and here she is./
/ Although, okay, it's tomorrow already./

What do you think about Airisufire?

- Well, overall, it seems pretty good, except that my brother is treated like an object here, not a person, and we're not allowed into all areas of the city. But we've only been here for a short time and haven't had a chance to look around properly.

not bad, except here my brother is treated like an object, not a person

-But I don't have a very high opinion of him myself, you know, so maybe it's even good that he's treated that way.

After listening to Lindernea's story, Myconia fell into deep thought. "The more I learn, the more I begin to appreciate my homeland, Airisufir. Military affairs are definitely not for me, and, to be honest, even ruining my hairstyle or breaking a nail is a major tragedy for me. I can't imagine spending five whole years in the army. As for politics, I'm not very interested in it, but nevertheless, I can't help but note that the lack of voting rights in a democratic system doesn't sound very appealing." The girl glanced at the notes in her notebook and decided that she had no comments on Isselia. "Hmm, may I ask you one last question," the question was addressed to everyone present, "what do you think about Airisufir?"

A broken nail or a ruined hairstyle, in Lindernea's opinion, who was personally familiar with the feeling of fear from having to risk her life every day, were the least of the problems. However, after spending time in Airisufir, such a reaction did not surprise her. Besides, the sorceress always suspected that for the inhabitants of many other countries, such customs of Moenia might seem like something wild. However, she also perfectly understood why her homeland did not abandon this practice. She could not object to the remark that the democratic system of her homeland required serious improvements. However, even in its current form, it looked much more attractive than the class system of Airisufir.
"Unfortunately, I arrived in the empire quite recently, and therefore I did not have the opportunity to fully familiarize myself with the local culture. I can note that the architecture of Clematis, with the exception of its southern part, is impressive in its grandeur and, as it seems to me, will not leave anyone indifferent who is not indifferent to the sense of beauty. And many passers-by dress much more elegantly than in my homeland. And sometimes you even come across people of dazzling beauty, like you."

“Well, uhm, since it happened. ” After a significant pause, Zerek’s voice followed. “Maybe I should…”

“Well, who was lucky enough to summon me?”

— Well, who was lucky enough to summon me?

—It seems it was me. —the rogue pointed at himself with his thumb. —My name is Zerek. Uh, how was it, well, in any case, welcome to this world, esteemed Meido.

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— Hi there! — The spirit of the “ascetic” approached the rogue and shook his hand. — Nice to meet you, Zerek. — Noticing the presence of the other two heroes, he grinned boldly. — Well, I’m not some boring heroic spirit; I’m the all-understanding Meido, so let’s skip the formalities and get straight to the point. Where you go, I go. Deal?

“Sure, no problem.” The former bandit would say cheerfully. “I don’t like all these extra ‘features’ myself.”

/ What's the catch? Sounds like the perfect drinking buddy. /

I summoned their improved versions. With such spirits, we don't really need heroes...

Yes, your character doesn't really need companions – they can easily handle things alone.