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— Go ahead, but make sure you don't drop any of the cakes along the way; someone will have to clean them up later.
-- Yeah, I wouldn't want to be that person... -- Gulveig didn't linger and said this as she walked towards the destination, though loud enough for everyone to hear. Soon, she knocked on Dr. Eisen's door and asked if he had some time.
Gregor decides to leave the loot and arrows for Veserod, keeping only one feather for himself – as a memento.
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-- Yeah, I don't envy whoever that is... -- Gulveig didn't linger and said this as she walked towards the doctor's place, though loud enough for everyone to hear. Soon, she knocked on Dr. Eisen's door and asked if he had some time.
– Mr. Eisen, to put it simply, – Vegi decided to start with something straightforward. – I wanted to ask, or rather, request something. Regarding Yua. Due to memory issues, the girl doesn't quite grasp the safety rules, it seems. And also… I can't shake the feeling that we have a pond right in the middle of the city, and something might happen… I mean, I know you're already taking care of her, so maybe I'm just being unnecessarily worried, but it's better to say it.
— Searching for ingredients on the last day doesn't seem like the best idea, and I would recommend preparing in advance in the future, but if there are no other options, then the eastern part of the forest is the only worthwhile option. In the west, it is relatively safe, and townspeople often go there to pick mushrooms and berries, and the ingredients found there are not particularly valuable or rare. In the south, you can find a lot of things, but it may take hours before you find anything worth noting. Therefore, the east and the mountains to the north remain.
— Unfortunately, I was busy with a certain task for almost the entire week, so I didn't have much time to prepare. But this is more of an explanation than an excuse. At the same time, it would simply be impolite of me to leave my aunt without a gift, especially for her anniversary. So, my choice of options is not very large," the girl admitted, "I initially thought about finding something in your store, but I couldn't find anything that met the criteria I was looking for.
Veserod nodded – it would do. - No matter what you say, nothing is better than the mountains. I would have settled there if it weren't for the need to look after the livestock, - he gazed dreamily into the distance. - Thank you for the company.
-- Mr. Eisen, in general, -- Vegi decided to start with something simple. -- I wanted to ask, or rather, request something. About Yua. Due to memory problems, the girl doesn't quite understand the safety rules, it seems to me. And also... I can't shake the feeling that we have a pond right in the middle of the city, and something might happen... That is, I know that you're already taking care of her, so maybe I'm just being silly, but it's better to say it.
— The girl has good muscle memory and knows how to swim, so I wouldn't worry about that. As for the rules, -- he smiled, -- that's your job.
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— Unfortunately, I was busy with a certain task for almost the entire week, so I didn't have much time to prepare. But this is more of an explanation than an excuse. At the same time, leaving Auntie without a gift, especially for her anniversary, would simply be impolite. So, I didn't have many options, -- the girl admitted, -- I was initially thinking of finding something in your store, but I couldn't find anything that met my criteria.
— And that's for the best. If these ingredients are available at "Kriste" or at the market, then they probably won't be suitable as a gift, because it would be the same as giving money because there are no other options.
Added 1 minute ago Near the pond, Anselm meets his new acquaintance, Ivein Scabiosa.
Added 1 minute ago Morning
Veserod nodded - it will do. - No matter what you say, nothing is better than mountains. He would have settled there if it weren't for the need to look after the livestock, - he looked dreamily into the distance. - Thank you for the company.
— It’s probably for the best. If these ingredients are available at “Kriste” or the market, they likely wouldn’t be suitable as a gift, as it would be like giving money because there are no other options.
— That’s true, — the girl agreed, — I hadn’t thought about it from that perspective. Well, thank you for the advice and for your time. Heading to the meeting place.
— The girl has good muscle memory and knows how to swim, so I wouldn't worry about that. As for the rules, he smiled, that's your job.
— I didn't sign up for this, Vegi grumbled unhappily, but it was clear that it was just for show. However, this thought led her to another. — Actually, today I did spend time with her, and it seems like everything was fine... Doctor Eisen, what do you think, does my, uh, "syndrome" (referring to the effects of cards, I assume Vegi has consulted Eisen about her clumsiness), prevent me from working as a nanny, or was I just lucky?
— It depends on how you look at it. Did you cook anything for her? Did you help her with anything? If so, then it means you're not getting in the way, but if not... — He smiled again. — Don't underestimate this profession.
Added 5 minutes later Arandor
there are two NPCs...
- Hello, Ivein! - the guy waved. - How are you doing? Is life getting better?
— Hello... Well, after talking to Almandina, I don't feel like jumping off a cliff as much as I did before. How about you?
— It depends on how you look at it. Did you cook anything for her? Did you help her with anything? If so, then she's not a hindrance, but if not... — He smiled again. — Don't underestimate this profession.
— Well, no, I didn't cook anything, and I didn't help with household chores; I value other people's lives. Well, that's something to think about. Thank you... Now came the more difficult part. Gulveig hesitated for a moment, took a deep breath, and asked her main question. — Mr. Eisen... One more thing. Is there any hope that you will tell me what Teacher Vergil is suffering from? Or at least how to alleviate his symptoms, and whether it's even possible. Even if these methods are not entirely realistic, since you yourself couldn't... But... Gulveig wanted to add that she would do anything for it, but decided to hold back on such a strong admission.
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