Posts from Sakuramoria Auto-translated

“What’s so special about it?” the Barbarian asked her neighbor with curiosity. “You give a kiss, and in return, you get an interesting book… or some beautiful clothes. Or even some kind of magical creature, a combat golem…”

— What’s so bad about that? — Vari’s answer clearly surprised her. — Well, I don’t know, it’s just… it’s almost the same as those girls who date older men in exchange for money and gifts.

– What do you mean, “they meet”? – Varya was confused. – Are you saying they marry rich men?

— No way! They go on dates together, hold hands, and do all sorts of things, including some rather inappropriate stuff.

Varya looked intently at Yukki's face to gauge whether she was joking or not. Realizing that she wasn't, the refitter blushed deeply. "Ugh... I didn't know that... We don't do that at all!" She pondered the information for a while. "Well, that's quite a comparison... The Empress in the question is like a second mother to you, not just some guy."

You're like a second mom to him.

Your son calls me mommy.

— I don’t remember my parents ever making me kiss their shoes…

Vare had to kiss the priest's hand regularly after the service, but this time she had to mentally agree that the shoes were a bit too much. When answering the test, she didn't think about it because, well, obedience is obedience.
-- You're probably right...

– And besides, would a normal empress demand something like that from her subjects? It's surprising that she wasn't impaled on a pitchfork for that. Although, again, this is a fictional situation, so it's unlikely that something like that could happen in reality.

-- Yeah, those are just made-up scenarios to test us somehow. So, I guess I answered incorrectly...

— And what did you write?

-- Wrote that she would obey.

— Come on, it's 3996, not some dark age! By the way, where are you from?

-- Well, I'm from Refetia, but I recently moved to Akki. What about you?

— Ah, I see, so you still have nobles there, right? I'm from Victorica; I've lived there my whole life, but my parents and colleagues at work really wanted me to attend a prestigious educational institution, so they sent me here.