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Vergil stood before the statue with his eyes closed, praying, and therefore didn't notice the approaching student.

Attack.

"Mother, this is probably a rather difficult moment for him... much more difficult than it is for me," thought Gulveig.
She doesn't distract him but instead spends time praying, standing a little further away (as if not wanting to be associated with Vergil), asking Mother to make sure everything goes well today. If Vergil takes too long, she moves to another location.

Where to

>Teya, Galatea.
We need to evaluate a bride for Alrik.

Vergil stood before the statue with his eyes closed, praying, and therefore did not notice the approaching student.

- Teacher! When is the next lesson?

It would be better to talk now, in case there isn't an opportunity later...

To hear what they were talking about, you had to approach closer and make your presence known. Nevertheless, even from that distance, it was easy to see the bride and notice how nervous she was. Galatea seemed to be trying to calm her down in every way possible.

it would have been better to talk to him, in case there won't be an opportunity later...

Distract the Arteryian from his prayers? What will you suggest next? To shoot the King in the back?

To hear what they were talking about, you had to get closer and make yourself known. Nevertheless, even from that distance, you could easily see the bride and notice that she was terribly nervous. Galatea seemed to be trying to calm her down in every possible way.

Although, after such a scene, you could shoot the King in the back.
"Wow, she doesn't look like Sir Theo at all, and her chest is quite... Mother, what am I saying? I should have thought about Teya. I hope... it won't be rude to approach and introduce myself?"
She modestly approaches closer with these intentions, although she hopes that Galatea will introduce her.

After such a picture, you could even shoot the king.

Go.

“Teya, this is Gulveig,” Galatea introduced the guest, “Vergilius’s student.” “A… very nice to meet you.” The girl bowed politely. “Um, thank you for everything you’ve done for him…” It was clear that the bride was not used to being in the presence of many people, and communicating with others was difficult for her.

-- It's an honor to meet you, -- Gulveig bowed. "What can I say? Are you taking over the watch? No, Mother, it's... Well, yes, we're probably a good match. But she's a good person... I think she's a very good person."
-- I wanted to congratulate you on this event. Please be happy, -- the girl stood for a few seconds, hesitating. -- It's customary to give gifts at weddings, and although a modest provincial girl is unlikely to surprise you with anything, but... If you accept it, I'll be happy, -- she takes out a carefully chosen book for Teia. "Hmm... Could it be that the gift should have been given after the wedding? Mother, why didn't I ask beforehand?"

— Thank you... — The bride accepted the gift but couldn't figure out how to continue the conversation.

-- Well, I won't bother you any further. May the blessing of Arteria be with you always. Gullveig made another slight bow and walked towards the castle's owner (but if Virgil is no longer praying, then towards him).

“Lady Gulveig?” Theodahad was surprised to see a familiar face, but he still had his doubts. “Please forgive me if I had known you were invited, I would have greeted you in person.”

— Lady Gulveig? — Theodahad was surprised to notice a familiar face, but he still had doubts. — Please forgive me if I had known you were invited, I would have greeted you personally.

Of course, Theodahad’s exaggerated politeness, as well as his inappropriately pompous address to the baldurk, created a positive impression, so one wanted to believe that everything would be as simple as with Galatea. Until Vega realized the possible hidden meaning of the second sentence.
"Yes, yes. I was invited. It is unlikely that Sir Theo does not know the complete list of guests he is greeting in his own castle... Oh, Mother, never mind. Everything is fine, I am just talking to a good acquaintance."
— My respects, Sir Theodahad, — as usual, a polite bow. As then, during the excursion combined with a game of playing the noble. — I am glad to see you. By the way, Baron von Brecken­dorf is also among the guests today.
"I hope that if Theo expects me to do something foolish, this information will reassure him. No matter what happened before, today I came to the teacher's wedding."