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- As a former circus performer, I know a thing or two about entertainment, Your Majesty. And what happened on stage was an excellent spectacle! Of course, you can't sow reason, kindness, and eternity with such a performance, but what's most important in a show? To entertain the audience, to keep their attention. And they succeeded! And how! And the guards at the end can be considered a highlight, the culmination of the performance!
Suddenly, Beata remembered who she was talking to and stopped.
- But, of course, this contradicts all moral norms, and it was very imprudent and thoughtless on the part of the director.

The princess shrugged.
— Isn't it strange and amusing that intimacy is something everyone thinks about, but almost everyone pretends they don't, sometimes even forcing themselves to feign indignation?

Shaking herself off, the unharmed figure in a hooded cloak pulled a rectangular piece of paper with strange symbols written on it from her sleeve and threw it into the mouth of the wailing monster.
- Urus, - a disgruntled female voice said from under the hood.
Turning around, the "prey" slowly walked away, leaving the dead creature to smolder in solitude.

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Fashion designer, owner of "Rabbit Hole."

Raphael: 23/100

The eldest of the emperor's daughters, one of the princesses of Welfern.

Raphael: 14/100

Police captain, responsible for the port district of the city.
Guyon:-45/100

Sysandra

In the end, the rude and unpleasant girl seemed to like him more than the seemingly friendly princess.

- It's very amusing. And do you know what's even more amusing? "Coitus," as you put it, is a pleasant, fun thing, about happiness and, ideally, love. But, as you rightly pointed out, if you bring up this topic in society, everyone starts to get upset. But do you know what no one gets upset about discussing? Violence, robbery, blood, and murder! There's plenty of that even in children's fairy tales! I think it's a double standard.

She's not a bitch

As soon as Raphael crossed the threshold of "Iron," his eyes saw someone falling on him.

— It's somewhat ironic, because I'm not hiring you for love, but specifically for violence, robbery, bloodshed, and murder. Are you willing to take on such a job?

That's always the case... they just pretend to be arrogant, but in reality, they fall for you faster, while nice girls can communicate with you normally, but in reality, you're not interesting to them at all...