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— I start my day at four in the morning, depending on the season — often before sunrise. This is caused, of course, not at all by me being some kind of antipode to vampires or other demons of the night. It's just that sometimes it's very convenient to wake up before everyone else and soon begin attending to business, which has a beneficial effect on both work and leisure. Even if I have no urgent need for it, I can go to the city center and see practically no one, and the only noise reaching my ears will be the rustle of leaves and gusts of wind. A separate joy of such a sleep schedule for me is contemplating the dawn — how the horizon gradually changes its colors and the surroundings fill with warm hues. By the time I finish my meal, dress, and am fully ready to meet the new day, the gears of society are only just beginning to move. Here is a sleepy guard relieving his post, giving his place to a comrade. Here are the laborers preparing "Abundance" for the opening of a long working day. Port workers begin preparing to receive ships full of goods and travelers from all over the world. Somewhere they pray to Anuzish, thanking her for all that is good and asking for help in overcoming the bad. The youth, full of aspirations for today, wake up. Fortunately for me, every one of my days is unique, and I am practically unburdened by the curse of routine. As for the world of dreams, I prefer to depart for it by eight in the evening, but I do not always succeed. Throughout the day, I enjoy doing something new, advancing previously started projects, and organizing new ones. Among the pleasantries, playing musical instruments and trying on new clothes — working on a breathtaking new look — deserve special mention.
The princess rose from her seat and invited the priestess-journalist to follow her. Moments later, she took up the cello and began to play.
— The little joys of life. — She commented, finishing this brief performance. — As for a funny and cute story... — Lost in thought, Naria grew somewhat sad. — Everything that comes to mind right now doesn't fit those criteria at all. I think I'll skip this question.