Posts from ⚔️Serberia
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— I'm listening.
fought him one-on-one

(too bad there's no OS)
—Okay, thank you,” the young man nodded. “I was just coming back from training, and I thought I’d treat myself to something tasty. How about you? I hope business is thriving?
—Have you been shown our… oh, I mean, our village? Ilva asked. “Would you like me to give you a tour?”
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- What? Veserod couldn’t read until he was fifteen,” the young man smiled. “Never mind, sorry.” Anselm sat down next to the statue and gestured for the girl to sit down next to him. “As for Arteria, it’s best to read about her in the church; it’s quite interesting. In short, and omitting some details, there was a lot of evil in the world a long time ago, people suffered, and dark deeds were constantly being done. But no one tried to fix it, except for Arteria, who could no longer bear what was happening around her. She was the embodiment of love and made a great sacrifice so that the rest could live in a more prosperous and just world, reducing all the evil that existed. She gave her life, and people were grateful to her, praying to her, thereby supporting her strength and the order that had been established. But then she began to weaken, and evil returned. Why did this happen? It is unknown. But I think the reason is that people began to forget about her and stopped praying. Now, of course, many things have changed again, but not enough. I think that this is the main importance of faith, not to mention the fact that faith simply helps some people to live and cope with problems or fears. Although some try to profit from it, but this is more about those who worship… not Arteria,” the young man decided not to talk about demonologists, Visterians, and some others. “That’s how it is.”
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Bye-bye. Don’t miss me.
—Will you do it for me? Tears streamed down Gulveig’s face. “I… This…” she looked at Gungnir as confidently as she could. “I agree. Father, thank you!”
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—Hmm, do you have any idea about the side effects of one product or another? Even in general terms? Or is this a test to see if there are any unpleasant surprises, rather than known possible side effects?
He paused for a moment, exaggerating the situation, and then continued in a lighter tone.
- You just have to understand all of this. However, I don't plan on returning to my ancestors in the foreseeable future. So don't cry. I'm still here.
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
Where do we end up when we save the world?
— Come back to me when you're done with your preparations and have gathered your thoughts.
— Almost forgot! — Gulveig seemed to have regained all her possessions and charisma. — I did think of you in Thamphana, you know, — she pulls out a weapon care kit and hands it to Gungnir. — I hope it will be useful! Well, I'm off to pack!
And Vegi went home, now all her thoughts were about packing and what would happen next.
"Okay... I definitely need to buy something to read. And also... the house will be empty, maybe I should tell the newcomer to stay there for a while? Although, she might prefer someone else's company. Mother, it doesn't matter, I'll tell Calentia, and she'll sort it out. Where was she? I think she mentioned something about a swimming competition during training? Great, we'll meet there!"
On the way, Gulveig stopped by the statue of Arteria to pray and thank the Mother (and, if Yua is still there, she'll also tell her about the departure).
— You have no idea. I think I’ll soon have to hire some assistants. — Claudia jokingly wiped her forehead as if wiping away sweat. — I think it’s all due to the recent release of the “Chronicles” and the “Guide” that I happened to hear about. It’s not very noticeable yet, but I think that Baldur might soon become a hotspot for unexpected tourism. Oh, by the way. — The girl brought the visitor an appetizing-looking apple pie and a glass of compote. — This is for you, as a thank you for everything you do for Ilva, who does so much for me.
— Great idea! — The foreigner rejoiced. — I would be very grateful.
She hadn’t yet had to guide tourists around Baldur, but after everything the poor girl had to face in the lake dungeons, she sincerely wanted to support her a little.
—This is the eastern square. Here is the estate of our doctor, Eisen Mariendorf, his wife Cecilia, and their daughter Celine, by the way, a very kind and modest girl. Over there is his clinic. — Ilva pointed to the hospital building in the distance. — And this is Cecilia’s jewelry store. I heard that she used to have a very famous chain of clothing stores, but I’m sorry, I forgot the name. In general, it’s very cool there: your eyes just run wild from the outfits, although I never had the money to buy anything. — she added shyly. — Do you want to go in and take a look?
— Who knows? — Doris shrugged. — Maybe it will cause diarrhea or nausea, or maybe an allergy or something else.
— What else? — Kalentia raised an eyebrow questioningly. — Cardiac arrest? Anxiety? Dementia? Perhaps something along those lines?