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— Well, not that I can, — Calentia drawled, — but I did read quite a bit of literature in my time. There were even collections of poems among them. So I can at least try. Who knows, maybe I'll even find a new hobby? — The Argalian smiled softly. — What's the problem?
Yua waved energetically in response, but Eznir was not in the mood to talk. She forced herself to greet the distant guest, maintaining a noble demeanor, and then hurried away, dragging her friend with her. — What lovely children,” Theo remarked, “are they also Baron’s wards?
“Something seems suspicious. Eznir can be annoying, but why now… Oh, Mother, never mind. They’ll sort it out between themselves somehow.” — Yua joined our family quite recently. Eznir is the granddaughter of Baron Gungnir. She doesn’t visit us in Baldr very often. But, of course, everyone knows her well. — I suggest we walk to the forest (meaning, to the east), but not go inside.
— Well, I wouldn't say I'm an expert, — Kalentia said, — but I did read quite a bit of literature in my time, including collections of poetry. So, I can at least try. Who knows, maybe I'll even find a new hobby? — The Argalian smiled softly. — What's the problem?
— That friend of yours amused me a lot that time, and I also wanted to write something, but there aren't many examples. So, I'm gathering volunteers, and I'll give each of them fifty if they write something decent for me. Oh, yes, the theme will be the goddess of love.
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"Something about this scene seems suspicious. Eznir can be annoying, but why now...? Oh, Mother, never mind. They'll sort it out between themselves." -- Yua joined our family quite recently. Eznir is Baron Gungnir's granddaughter. She doesn't visit us in Baldur very often, but of course, everyone knows her well. -- I suggest we go to the forest (meaning, to the east), but not go inside.
— Yes, your friend amused me a lot that time, and I also wanted to create something, but there are few examples. So, I'm gathering volunteers, I'll give each of them fifty coins if they come up with something good. Oh, and the theme will be the goddess of love.
— I'm afraid I can't help you in this case, — the Argalian spread her hands, hearing the topic suggested by Matthias, — I think you can guess the reason.
Gulveig leads the guest to the edge of the forest, trying to find a spot with a better view. -- This is perhaps the most dangerous area you can find near Baldr. Monsters, wolves... Fortunately, raginite lanterns are installed around here and protect us from unwanted guests. Of course, the guards and we, the baron's pupils, are also on alert, although there haven't been any incidents in my memory. The last time, a golem appeared, but that was deep in the forest. We took care of it. By the way, we couldn't have done it without the advice of teacher Vergil; thanks to his description, the task became quite easy. -- To the north of the city are cliffs. It's not a very safe place either; harpies sometimes nest there... Hmm, you can see those cliffs from here; look, there they are! -- Gulveig pointed with her gaze; luckily, she and the knight were standing on a hill. -- To the west and south, there is also forest. Well, you've seen the southern forest. The western forest is perhaps even safer, but of course, not entirely.
— It’s a picturesque place, that’s for sure. It’s a shame that monsters prevent ordinary people from enjoying the local beauty without fearing for their lives, but that’s the case in many places these days.
-- Aha... I'm not even sure if I should take you to the southern part of the city; you've already been there, although... At the very least, I can show you where the newspaper office is located.
(I'm not sure if it's worth going inside until the character shows initiative).
Returning to the town square, Theo spots the "Amber" cafe, and remembering that they've been walking around the city for quite some time, he suggests stopping for a snack.
— Let me treat you.
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- Maybe he's not interested in men. The old man was already reaching for Britte. Or maybe she attracted him with something else.
— Interesting theory," Gregor smirked, "but we won't be able to test it together, and asking someone else would be too risky.
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