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it's simple, but then there will be competitions between classes again, and my painting will help one of the rivals level up... Okay, I'm putting the painting up for trade at the exchange for 150 reiks. (+10 for an autograph, if that's possible)
- Toad, do you mind if I buy your poster with the priestess? - Vale asked his neighbor. - It somehow has a calming effect on me.
“Hmm…” Looking at the fact that only five students showed up for her special preparatory program, Laurence pondered. “I suppose the others are confident in their own abilities and don’t need any external help. Well, that’s good in its own way.”
Laurence teaches students a special method for more effective exam preparation.
Vayle, Futaba, and Leila receive +3 to scores on written exams.
Toad and Ixora receive +1 to academic rank.
Added 6 minutes later Arandor
suddenly, there will be another competition between classes, and my painting will help someone from the rivals level up... Okay, I’m putting the painting up for sale at the exchange for 150 reeves. (+10 for an autograph, if that’s possible)
- Toad, do you mind if I buy your poster with the priestess? - Vayle asked his neighbor. - It somehow has a calming effect on me.
“Uh…” Toad stammered, “No, go ahead and buy it… I’ll buy myself a book about magical staffs instead.”
In the evenings, Varya now often sat in the library. Previously, she had hoped that she and Yukka would somehow prepare together, and based on lectures and discussions between them, but unfortunately, this was no longer possible. Still, the girl felt that she was understanding various topics better than before, but she couldn't shake the feeling of anxiety... How strict would Altino be in evaluating them? Seeing Michaela, who was standing nearby, busy with books, and feeling tired from the mental strain, Varya couldn't help but ask: — Listen, Michaela... Are you quite confident in yourself? Uh... Don't get me wrong, it's just... You've taken on all this work, and you have so little time left to prepare for the exams. How do you manage?
At the exchange point, Waylis suddenly changed his mind and bought "Lovely Summer." - You know, I actually like this one more, so... - the young man explained his choice, returning with the poster.
I spent three months trying to earn enough to buy it, maybe they'll close us down by then. It's better to just get the experience...
— I am only confident in the mercy of the Wisest, Barbarian, and only He knows what fruits my work will bear.
Added 3 minutes later Arandor
At the exchange point, Veylis suddenly changed his mind and bought "Lovely Summer." - You know, I still like this one more, so... - the young man explained his choice, returning with the poster.
I spent three months trying to get the cost back, maybe they'll close us down by then. It's better to just gain the experience...
— Hmm... I see. You probably don't like such large ones.
— I only trust in the mercy of the Wisest, Barbarian, and only He knows what fruits my work will bear.
-- Well, that makes sense... -- Michaela has always been quite religious, and her name was also "ours." Varya thought to herself that Father Vasily would probably be delighted to see her -- the fair-haired girl looked more like a nun than any girl in their monastery. -- And you are probably from Orion, right?
The nearly empty auditorium where Miss Hatiora held her training sessions certainly raised some questions. Out of the people who held lower ranks, only three showed up, and even then, Waylis and Toad seemed like more intelligent individuals than one might expect given their rank. Where had the others gone? Were they dedicating all their time to training in anticipation of the tournament and in light of the events of the past month? Perhaps there were advantages to such a small and quiet group – it allowed for peaceful concentration on studying without fear of being distracted by someone whispering. “Ixora, I wanted to ask you something,” Leyla inquired of her roommate when they returned to their room, “if I happen to find something that could decorate our living space, can I use your part of the wall to display this ‘something’? Of course, as long as you don’t decide that you need the wall for other purposes. After all, a comfortably furnished room can help create the right atmosphere.”
-- Well, that makes sense... -- Michaela always behaved quite religiously, and her name was also quite fitting. Varya thought to herself that Father Vasily would probably be delighted to see her – the fair-haired girl looked more like a nun than any of the girls in their monastery. -- And you're probably from Orion, right?
— I know many people who would be happy to make a pilgrimage to the holy city. — Don't you want to study together? As they say, if you want Father to give you a fish, you must first... cast a line, — he looks expectantly at Michaella.
The nearly empty auditorium where Miss Hatiora conducted her training sessions did raise certain questions. Of the people in the lower ranks, only three showed up, and Waylis and Toad seemed to Leyla to be smarter than one might think given their rank. Where had the others gone? Were they spending all their time training, in anticipation of the tournament and in light of the events of the past month? Perhaps there were advantages to such a small and quiet group – one could calmly focus on studying without fear that someone's whispering would distract them. — Ixora, I wanted to ask you something, — Leyla asked her neighbor as they returned to their room, — if my eye catches something that could decorate the interior of our dwelling, can I use your part of the wall to place this "something"? Of course, as long as you don't decide that you need the wall for other purposes. After all, a comfortably furnished room can put you in the right mood.
The question was strange. Or maybe Ixora herself was strange? At some point, questions of interior design, and aesthetics in general, completely ceased to concern her, giving way to functionality. Not knowing how to answer, she tried to remember the words of one of her young and mischievous compatriots, whose trace in this world was no longer left. — You can die anytime, so feel free, Leyla. — Not being sure that the meaning of what she said was fully understood, she added. — I don't mind.
Added 4 minutes ago Ment
-- M. I knew many people who would not mind a pilgrimage to the holy city. -- Don't you want to study together? As they say, in order for the Father to give you a fish, you must first... cast a fishing rod, — he looks expectantly at Michaella.
The rather unexpected choice of words from the usually quite reserved Ingrid surprised the time mage. Her neighbor had always seemed brave, but also somewhat reserved. Apparently, that was a false impression. However, it couldn't be said that she disagreed with the message conveyed by Ixora's words. After the events of the past month, any everyday fears or concerns about ending up in an awkward situation seemed completely insignificant.
— Ha-ha, that's true, — Leila smiled in response. — Thank you, I'll keep that in mind.
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