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New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
Moriner was surprised by the scene that had taken place earlier, but then he concluded that their curator was obviously well acquainted with this person, and it was definitely not his business to ask too many questions.
-- In conclusion, I would like to emphasize that, despite or thanks to everything said, the versatile combat squad of Carnelian is ready to join under Your Banner, -- a bow.
"Kamisama, give me strength... What a foolish thing to say," sighed Ayano, picking up a bookmark and glancing out the window of the bookstore, where the saleswoman was probably shaking with laughter, watching her confusion.
— You know, lately I have this feeling that our city has become home to many unwanted guests, — a meaningful smile, — and although a man of faith wouldn't find it too difficult to... drive them away, I wouldn't want to bring everyone down to the same level. For this reason, I would like to refresh my memory about astrology, celestial beings, and otherworldly deities.
In short, Alex and Heroist, I asked Revan about the rope from "Phantom," and I think it makes sense for us to take at least one. Revan said it's an auto-paralyze against any character that can't change shape (i.e., turn into a puddle of slime or transform into a flock of crows). It might be useful against the bosses we're going to fight. I have enough money for one rope, but if we want two, someone will have to buy the second one. It might also be worth taking the flower, but that's up to you. It's your money, and it doesn't protect against injuries after resurrection. I don't have enough money for that. So, overall, what do you think about the rope? Do you agree with my reasoning? Or do you think it's better to buy healing potions/mana stones instead, as I originally planned?
— Garrett, you're an experienced warrior, you should know: she's not human. Nor am I, for that matter. Gifted children are interesting, but Ayko gained her skills through experience,” Kelian dra suddenly appears from the adjacent corridor. “Our leader is a worthy person, managing to handle all matters, and I believe she's no less capable in battle. Everything around here exists thanks to her enthusiasm and the princess's support.
Kelian dra smirked. Did Garrett mistake Ayko for a child? Seriously?
As soon as they stepped out of the room and began a more informal conversation, Kelian dra joined them...
The Burrow Queen listened to Garrett's question and the Lunar's answer in complete silence and with dignity, only briefly rubbing her forehead at the very beginning.
— Mr. Garrett...,” Ayko said finally, with a slight weariness. “Yes, I see that you're really not from around here, not from Welfern, that's for sure. And there's a good chance you're not even from this planet,” she allowed herself a light joke, although she was sure that Garrett was not a native. “But it's okay, I'm not angry, I understand that you just haven't heard. Don't be offended that I'm going to enlighten you a little: I belong to the glorious tribe of dwarves,” she propped up her chin and widened her eyes. “A small, magical people who live underground, mine gemstones, enchant objects, and are physically no worse than humans, although not better. From my point of view, we don't look very much like human children, but still, if you have doubts due to unfamiliarity, our most obvious distinguishing feature is here,” she brushed her hair aside and showed her elongated ear, although not as long as the Lunar's.
— And you know, there are so few of us that you're actually not the first to mistake me, not just in my lifetime, but even in the past week. What I find more puzzling is: how, being convinced that this is some kind of misunderstanding or joke, did you still go ahead and sign a contract for employment without a shadow of a doubt? Did Her Highness set such strict conditions for you that you didn't even think to investigate everything thoroughly and think twice before signing? — Ayko smiled. “But I hope that we have now clarified everything. In the future, try not to be shy...”