Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

-- Yes, I would definitely remember such signs, especially regarding ears... But I think I made a good guess about the weapon. Perhaps we should check out Tentacle; maybe there's a connection. Of course, Sir Creep rose from there to become a patriarch, and now it might be a rather multi-stage quest, but... -- the redhead shrugged.

— Greetings, — Alaria greeted the photographer and the knight with a nod. In another situation, she might have used the usual "good day," but not when the city was under threat from Despair, — please excuse me, but I happened to overhear your conversation, — the Tanarisi awkwardly scratched the back of her head, — are you looking for someone?

- Umi-san... I understand you, - she nods with an expression of indescribable empathy, then returns to the first one. - Almost anything your heart desires. It's a whole district, there are many shops. Clothes, books, musical instruments, jewelry, all sorts of things in general - it's easier to see with your own eyes. There are also a couple of cool shops in the center and in the port. Yes, and in the business district there is a philosophical guild. It sounds boring at first glance, but if you are interested in such subjects, you can debate with great minds about various questions of the universe. If you're lucky with the topic and the participants.

The photographer was a little confused, unsure whether he had been speaking so loudly that passersby could hear his conversation with Erephir, or if the girl had been eavesdropping on their conversation. For a moment, he even thought she had stepped straight out of a portal.
- Uh, yes, something like that. Hello?... I think you were recently a customer here.

"Oh, I guess I shouldn't have come here," thought the Tanarrian girl, seeing the confusion on the young man's face.
— There was a reason, — only now did Alaria realize that although she knew Dionysus's name, she had never told him her own. Well, it turned out awkward, — and with Erephir, we are, in a way, colleagues... sorry if I interrupted your conversation. It wasn't right of me to do that.

"Oh, I guess I shouldn't have come here," the Tanarrian thought, seeing the confusion on the young man's face.
— Well, there was a reason, — only now did Alaria realize that although she knew Dionys's name, she had never told him her own. Yes, it turned out awkward, — but with Erefir, we are, in a way, colleagues... sorry if I interrupted your conversation. Yes, I shouldn't have done that.

- It's okay, Alaria. It's just a little unusual to see you here. You probably live nearby, or maybe you came on a mission from the guild? By the way, Erefir, the same question to you. I've been so caught up in my own problems, but I doubt you ended up in this residential area by chance?

- Hmm... Won't you have to develop them somewhere later, or something like that? I don't really understand modern technology.

- Nothing to worry about, Alaria. It's just a little unusual to see you here. Do you live nearby, or perhaps you came on assignment from the guild?

In Taise, it would be a bonus if Rinze whispered something, so don't worry about it.

"She was mistaken; he knows my name."
— To be honest, I was just trying to understand how life in Margel had changed after the recent incident. Emerald Alley seemed like a good choice, being the city's business center. So, I was walking around, looking around, when my gaze caught on a couple of familiar faces.