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I will write about Alessia and Anselm before I leave.

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I thought it was about Thrace.

So, as I understand it, you're going to Elheim, and I'm going to Thrace, everything else remains the same.

— Interesting... What's your attitude towards tourists? — asked the foreigner.

Ilva allowed herself a short pause.
— Hmm. It's not that easy to explain... Let's just say, I'd rather attend a concert or some fun celebration as a guest than host it. So, if I happen to stroll through a bustling avenue full of shops, I'll be happy; but if tomorrow I walk into our cafe and see that it's impossible to get through because of the crowd of unfamiliar tourists, I'll feel very uncomfortable...

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if they're giving out beauty bonuses there, I'll take one too

Ref for future quests with Yua.


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Ilva allowed herself a short pause.
—Hmm. It's not that easy to explain... Let's just say, I'd rather attend a concert or some fun celebration as a guest than host it myself. So, if I happen to stroll through a bustling street full of shops, I'll be happy; but if tomorrow I walk into our cafe and see that it's so crowded with unfamiliar people that I can barely get through, I'll feel very uncomfortable...

— Active tourism could provide Baldur and its inhabitants with a solid influx of funds, but I think it would also worsen the quality of life for the people. — Buvardia yawned tiredly. — Poor sleep has a bad effect on the skin and hair, so I'll probably go to sleep. Thank you for the company. And Ilva... Thank you for the tour.
Finally, the girl expressed her gratitude to Claudia for the food and left the cafe, soon followed by Almandina.

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Veserod Anders Renold Ryohei Alessia Eir

Buvardia Kalentia Anselm Ilva Imelda Yua

So, what's the final decision?

Ilva said goodbye to her acquaintances (were they friends? anything was possible...), and decided to help Claudia with her work before leaving, but Reynold stopped her. He had been leaving somewhere during their long conversation, but now he had unexpectedly returned.
—So, how did you spend your time?
—It was alright. Ilva shrugged and looked suspiciously at her brother. —Are you going to walk me home?
—Almost, but not quite. The young man smiled mysteriously.
—You're acting strangely today. Did someone hit you on the head during training?
—That's a common occurrence. But today, it's not about me. Reynold winked at Claudia.
Ilva was completely confused and looked around at her acquaintances with a puzzled expression.

Without wasting any more time, Claudia places a large and very appetizing-looking cake in front of the birthday girl. The cake featured a funny wizard in a wide cloak and pointed hat, as well as a boy and girl holding hands; all three figures stood against a backdrop of the sky, which was adorned with cute little stars – a total of 21. The same number of candles were neatly arranged on the top of the cake.
— Ta-da!

Well, if Anselm was swapped for Alessia in the tactical chat, then that's fine...

Anselm also expressed his opinion during the role-playing session, and in gray text. They considered swapping to Kal or Alessia, but decided on Alex because he wanted to go to Elheim more.

Ilva was so surprised that she didn't even know what to say. She looked in astonishment first at Renold, who was grinning from ear to ear, and then at Claudia.
—...Is this... for me? —the girl finally managed to utter the most commonplace phrase.
—Well, I don't think we have any other birthday people here. —the young man pretended to be thoughtful.
—Oh, you shouldn't have, Ren, Claudia, really... —Ilva felt a heavy lump in her throat and quickly turned away, wiping her eyes with a handkerchief.
—Let's just make a wish. I really don't know any festive songs, but I have something even better from our good friend, Calentia.
With these words, Renold cleared his throat, took out a neatly folded sheet of paper, and began to read with feeling the poem dedicated to the birthday girl.
Ilva herself blushed deeply and stared at the festive cake, trying to think of something intimate and important. Perhaps, right now, she felt happier than ever. And in light of all the upcoming trials, she wanted to return to this happy moment someday, surrounded by the people closest to her. Perhaps, all this time, she had been looking for something that was right in front of her all along?
Ilva took a deep breath and blew out the candles.

Anselm also expressed his opinion, and in gray text, even regarding role-playing.

As if, after losing his combat unit, the survival of his character will matter... But I'm not against it, I'm just saying.

Let’s stick with Anselm and Gulveig. In reality, battles can also happen on the green map. And it’s far from certain that the second group will have it easier. After all, even though Buvardia will be with us, the battle with the Count is still fresh in our memory.

-- Yes, of course, -- she wipes her face with a handkerchief to recover a bit from the horror she just heard and prepares to speak.

-- The story begins with the fact that on March 7th, Baron Gungnir sent us to Tamfana. We needed to talk to Count Leo Julius Lunge and find out some information from him. For me, this was my first trip outside the barony in my entire life, so I spent the free time we were given quite well.
"Although the thought of the teacher didn't leave me, slightly upsetting my mood."
-- When we arrived at the Count, he told us that he had long been unable to cope with a certain organization, the "Lunar Princesses," and in exchange for his help, he asked us to help him. Our leader, Veserod, was an animist, and it seemed he immediately understood what was going on. The fact is that just a few hours earlier, he was tearfully approached by a River Nymph, the spirit-patron of Tamfana, and she asked him to rid the local lake of a terrible scourge, -- Gulveig dramatically folded her hands. -- After going there, we didn't find anything special, although Veserod assured us that he felt something ominous in the lake. In the end, we decided -- and one by one, by the way, following Eir, who was the first, we dived into the depths. At the bottom of the lake, we found a cave, and in the cave, there were man-made passages and doors. And people, with bags over their heads and with muskets. With one shot, our leader was struck down, but Ryohei, our medic from Mirai, quickly pulled him away and brought him back to his senses, and I finished what he started. Meanwhile, the caves went deeper, we found torture chambers with prisoners and tried to save them, but our main opponents were nowhere to be seen. An unexpected volley of gunfire from the depths brought down Ryohei, and we realized that we had lost him... In the end, behind a room locked with a special key, we still found the culprit of everything, the Mirai girl Yukina, surrounded by guards and pet tigers. She immediately felt that we had a seriously wounded person and offered an ultimatum: either we let her and the remaining people go, and she heals the wounded, or... Well, you understand what would happen. Unfortunately, we had to agree.
-- The last thing we saw was the slave trader Yukina, playing the flute, leaving the cave and walking along the bottom of the lake as if on land. Now her fate is only in the hands of Arteria, but I hope that she will be rewarded for everything. And for all the evil she has done, and maybe she will get a little good for at least once in her life acting like an honest person.
"Okay, let's see how the teacher is doing," -- Gulveig thought, finishing the story.

Claudia claps her hands, congratulates the birthday girl once more, and decides to leave the brother and sister alone.

As if I would save you... I'd rather leave first, just like with the Dendroids. And the quest said it was better to take the MOST prepared ones.They could have taken Nebka or Neyra with them...
and honestly, I might just want to chat with Yua in a more peaceful location, fitting for the character...
ps and we need to look after the girls.