Posts from ⚔️Serberia Auto-translated

"Communicating with you and Lord Baron has allowed me to better understand why Virgil chose Baldur as his place of residence. For Gunngnir von Breckenndorff, he is just another boy, like all his pupils. He sees him as he is, with all his personal problems and inner turmoil, and at the same time, he is not a stranger whose past is unknown to the paladin... After all, the main crime of those who surround Virgil is that they put him on a pedestal because of his patient nature and past deeds, completely forgetting that he is just a man like them. The truth is that the more you idealize someone, the harder it becomes for them to live up to the expectations of those around them. It's sad that you haven't understood this over the years. Does Virgil complain about life often? Does he ask for anything often? To think that he doesn't do this simply because of his angelic soul is a sign of selfishness, and those who do so see Virgil not as a person, but as a fictional image, completely disregarding his own feelings." Theo sighed. "I came to Baldur to take Virgil with me to Marion. There, he will not be bothered by the prestige-obsessed aristocrats of Serberia; he will have more opportunities to live a full life, and, in addition, the chance of finding a divine or supernatural cure will be higher, since magic is prohibited in Serberia, and the influence of the Church is minimal. There is only one problem: Virgil has bound himself with obligations to the people of this city and is sacrificing the opportunity for a better life because of it. Therefore, Gulveig, I want to ask you to think carefully about what is more important to you: Virgil's happiness or your happiness from his being here, and if you lean towards the former, then, while I am still here, give Virgil the necessary impetus to move forward."

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Eir: fire Imelda: moon Ilva: water Alessia: moon Rohei: wind Anders: moon

-- Marion...
"Yes, that makes sense. Mother, it really does make sense."
Vegy nodded.
-- I'm not entirely sure that the words of a simple student can influence such an important decision... But you're right, at least because of Mother's presence, Marion would be a very good choice. And who knows...
"Who knows, the teacher will recover, and I'll catch up with him in Marion... Yes, I'll become a Knight too, and that will be a completely different matter, Mother! And even if others in Marion can't find a cure, I won't regret anything and I'll definitely find one!"
Gullveig nodded again.
-- But Sir Theodahad, we can only say or advise something. The worst crime would be to pretend that we are deciding the teacher's fate for him. And I will support any decision he makes, in the sense that I will agree with it internally. But also externally, if necessary. I just agree with you that Marion... Probably would be a better option.

Eir: fire
Imelda: moon
Ilva: water
Alessia: moon
Rohei: wind
Anders: moon

/Lok wanted a tree, I think./

While Gulveig and Theodahad were having a pleasant conversation, Claudia brought them a portion of pudding to go. — In General, my job is to suggest another path to Virgil, it’s Virgil’s job to agree or refuse, and yours is to remain silent or let him know that he is not bound by obligations to you and other residents of Baldur. — Theo moved the packaged pudding closer to Gulveig. — Thank you for today’s tour. I need to take care of some things at the hotel, so our time together is coming to an end.

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- That’s what I was thinking... - Veserod shook his head and rubbed his temples. The number of unresolved tasks was starting to annoy him greatly. - I would like to go hunting with you today, but... I think it’s better for me to take a walk and get some fresh air. I would go fishing, but I have nothing to do it with. And you probably have things to do too.

As a farewell, Gregor advised Veserod to save his “March event point” if he wants to learn how to fish.

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Wandering aimlessly through the city, Anselm came to the conclusion that magic is not for him after all. Passing by Hans’s house, the young man decided to stop by and see how he was doing, given the recent events. Besides, there was a rumor that he could also teach some useful things if asked.

Hans was working energetically in the garden and didn’t notice Anselm yet.

"Protect your point" - (c) Statham

While Gulveig and Theodahad were having a pleasant conversation, Claudia brought them a portion of pudding to go.
— Basically, my job is to suggest another path to Vergil, it's Vergil's job to agree or refuse, and yours is to remain silent or let him know that he is not bound by obligations to you and the other residents of Baldur. — Theo pushed the packaged pudding closer to Gulveig. — Thank you for today's tour. I need to take care of some things at the inn, so our time together is coming to an end.

The girl tried to recover after such a difficult conversation and replied quite directly:
— Thank you for the pleasant company. I will be happy to help in the future.
All that remained was to visit and check on the teacher. All this time, Gulveig felt a little sad imagining him there alone, instead of in the company of a friend who had come to visit him specifically. But perhaps he didn't want to show Theo his weakness; he could be understood...
In general, Vegi went to see her teacher, not forgetting the pudding.

Vergil sat in an armchair at home, reading something. The cover of the book in his hands read "Lycaon the Radiant," while the book lying on the table next to him was titled "The History of Heckelia, Volume One."
— I suppose Theo didn't want to take advantage of my offer and stay overnight? — Vergil smirked. — That's very much like him. How did the excursion go? I hope my friend's company didn't burden you, Gulveig.

Vergilius sat in an armchair at home, reading something. The cover of the book in his hands read "Lycaon the Radiant," while the book lying on the table next to him was "The History of Heckelia, Volume One."
— I suppose Theo didn't want to take advantage of my offer and stay overnight? — Vergilius smirked. — That's very much like him. How did the excursion go? I hope my friend's company didn't burden you, Gulveig.

-- Not at all, -- Vegi replied almost mechanically, and chided herself for using language that was too obviously not her own. She placed the pudding on the table next to the teacher, -- fortunately, she managed to grab a pastry on the way here, so there was no chance of any hungry stares at the food, at least for the next twenty minutes.
-- This is from Sir Theodahad, -- she explained. -- We stopped by Amber with him and remembered you. Today they have pudding, delicious and light. I hope you like it. Overall, the excursion went well. Not entirely without incident, -- Gulveig remembered the incident with Myra. -- But I think Sir Theodahad now thinks a little better of Baldr.

“That’s good.” Virgil put the books aside and prepared tea for himself and Gulveig. “Where have you been?”

— That's good. — Virgil put the books aside and prepared tea for himself and Gulveig. — And where have you been?

— We went to the Temple, looked at the library, and talked with Almandina... We briefly visited the Sanctuary. We went to the estate, and I showed her how we live and where we train. There was actually a magical training session with Aunt Emilia, so I was careful not to let Sir Theodahad see, as I didn't know how he would react. I, of course, introduced him to my father, the Baron. Then I showed her the clinic, but that's where the problem arose; I didn't expect Mira to be on duty there today...
Gulveig sighed heavily.
— We went to the jewelry shop, and Sir Theodahad really liked it and bought himself a chain there. We went to the pond and then to the forest. That's all, I think.

“Showing Theo Emilia’s lessons wouldn’t be a problem in itself, but overall, it’s the right decision: it’s better not to talk about it unnecessarily. — Virgil tried to visualize a map of Baldr in his mind. — We’ve practically gone around the entire city... That’s great. Thank you, Gulveig.”

-- No problem. A pause hung in the air. "He won't ask, will he? Should I ask myself? Mother, I thought I had prepared for this conversation in my head, but now it's all gone..."

“Want some?” Virgil, of course, was offering her some pudding.

Having promised to save a spot for his comrade, Veserod wandered around the forest for a while before deciding to return to Baldr. The birds whispered to him that an unnatural gathering was taking place at the old baroness's, which predictably drew all the most curious and ambitious.
After listening to the introduction, the hunter merely smirked.
"To be honest, I don't believe in witchcraft. There are obvious things, like omens and the forces of nature. There are perversions called science. And a combination of the two sounds like a deception. A 'bastard' who denies both of his parents. And yet..." he bowed his head low. "I respect you and your passion for the craft. I am no longer capable of understanding some things through the methods of my fathers. And I despise the ways of the 'WISE MEN'. I need to strengthen my connection with nature. For this, I am willing to sacrifice what I believe to be true. I ask for your help."

– No, teacher, thank you… We just had a snack at Yantar not long ago. We had time to talk, and we discussed… Baldur again.