— What gives you the right to put up these barriers... — Kelian dra squints and runs away.
And runs to the Bureau of Magic to ask her question to a specialist.
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After praying for her, for the Fortress of her body and soul, Aiyano sighed heavily.
Five children, three of whom are adults or close to it – yes, that’s tough. How long has this kind of “abuse” been going on? And how do they manage to find time for lunch when there are only two employees there?... Some mysteries are destined to remain unsolved.
Then she decided to take a leisurely stroll around the square, observing whether the ghost and the executioner would do anything, and continuing to examine the guillotine and the area around it for “clues.”
“They’re performing alright, but I expected a little… more from Mitsurugi,” said the ghost.
“Well, you’re a relic of the past, of course you don’t know that the islands aren’t monolithic, and there are аж…,” the executioner began counting on his fingers. “One, two, three, four, five, six, seven… eight?... nine… nine countries!”
“Oh! That’s interesting!” During their conversation, an angry ghost of the recently executed mayor of Folkvan appeared from the guillotine, but the knight’s ghost instantly beheaded him, and he departed to the afterlife.
- Hello. - The bureau employee glanced at the elf's crooked nose but didn't comment. - What do you need?
— Well, I stumbled upon a suspicious barrier in a questionable location, created by an even more suspicious mage. And I took damage from that barrier! My nose isn't the worst injury, of course, but in theory, I could have been more seriously hurt...
Kelindra tells about the shop, its location, and describes the mage and his phrases.
— Does he even have the right to use magic in the city, considering that the shop is definitely hidden and can only be found with a book?!
— You can, but it's not very interesting that way. It loses its mystery and the value of choice. — The man sighed. — Then let's go in order. Just a moment, I need to open the display cases. — That's exactly why I built this barrier. — He added, addressing Raphael and ignoring Keliandra.
- Okay, let's go in order.
— I stumbled upon a suspicious barrier in a questionable location, created by an even more suspicious mage. And I took damage from that barrier! A broken nose isn't the worst injury, of course, but in theory, I could have gotten hurt much worse...
Keliandra talks about the shop, its location, and describes the mage and his phrases.
— Does he even have the right to use magic in the city, considering that the shop is definitely hidden and can only be found with a book?!
Oh, these women... as soon as they find out about some place where men can have a good time without them, they immediately run to ruin it...
— I stumbled upon a suspicious barrier in a questionable location, created by an even more suspicious mage. And I took damage from that barrier! A broken nose isn't the worst injury, of course, but in theory, I could have been hurt much worse...
Keliandra talks about the shop, its location, and describes the mage and his phrases.
— Does he even have the right to use magic in the city, considering that the shop is definitely hidden and can only be found with a book?!
— Should we call for reinforcements? — Kelian dra pondered. — He looks very strong. What if he decides to act aggressively and simply get rid of the witnesses?
(I’ll write more after Raphael leaves, as it doesn’t fit the timeline).
Oh, these women... as soon as they find out about some place where men can have a good time without them, they immediately rush in to ruin everything...
If he hadn't broken her nose or if the merchant had behaved differently, they could have resolved things peacefully. This could end badly for her, but what can I do?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Guess who will pay for the false alarm? 😄 Hopefully, it won't be me.
In reality, most alarms are false. No one pays, except in extreme cases. Checking out a suspicious guy with the Bureau is beneficial, especially since Kelian dra wasn't lying. Well, he's not guilty, and that's good. One less problem in the future. Guilty? Kelian dra did a good job.