— Tell me, Anders, do I look like a Wizard?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
— Tell me, Anders, do I look like a Wizard?
-- Actually, that's exactly what happens, sir. Many of the outsiders come here often, -- confirmed Gulveig. -- I would say... whenever they have the opportunity. So who knows, maybe our ranks will grow over time.
-- As for the valkyries, they have inspiring stories. Both received the blessing of the Mother, although they chose to serve her in different ways. This is even visible in their stigmas, attacking versus defensive. And their character – eradicating heresy versus opposing those who do not love the Mother, gradually defeating them and convincing them of their righteousness. Of course, there have been conflicts on this basis... But that's trivial. I think the Mother specifically chooses people with different characters to serve her.
It would be a shame to live near a church and not take advantage of its free literature, regardless of religious affiliation.
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-Well... I don't know...
— Interesting position. And how would you act if you had to raise your sword against one of them?
— Oh, Anselm, hello. Guess what, Gulveig brought a captain from one of the knightly orders of Marion with her... It's not every day that we have such guests in Baldr.
-- I don't think I could do that, seriously, -- Gulveig admitted, though she was quite embarrassed. -- Is this some kind of trick question? To be honest, it's hard for me to imagine, I doubt my Mother raised me to fight with her own daughters.
- Yes, they don't come to us very often. I wonder what he's doing in our lands..., - the young man pondered. - By the way, do you need any help today, or is everything calm?
— The ways of the Goddess are inscrutable, so anything can happen in life. Well, where to next?
- Yes, that's right, - the young man confirmed and greeted him in return. - So, you're a friend of Vergil. Did you come to visit him? - Anselm asked the knight.
- Hello, Emilia. I would also like to learn magic... The kind that strikes the enemy from afar, deafens them with the whistling of the wind, blinds them with a whirlwind of swirling dust, allowing me to approach without any problems and making them an easy target...
->But first, to the Chronicles of Eugen.
- I'm so sorry to bother you... But I can't understand almost anything from this collection. — she mumbled guiltily. — I would like to help my allies, so I'm leaning towards the sun or maybe water. But I wouldn't want to start studying something that I don't have an affinity for...
- Mmmhm, - Veserod nodded rudely, in an uncultured and barbaric manner.