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- They are quite decent, - he nods. - But alright, now let's get to the duties... She didn't voice any of the thoughts she had about the dress code, of which there were quite a few, silently accepting her fate and choosing the first option - the color scheme of which clearly didn't suit her.
Klin was slightly surprised by the unexpected transition from a heroic battle with a dragon to buying out the imperial archive, but, being undead, he managed to hide his confusion.
And the redhead didn't even talk about heroic battles, and she wanted to change the topic a long time ago.)
"You know, Blade, you've always been so serious, unemotional, a little pale, and now you're also refusing food, and you're not even taking it for yourself, but for a friend... You might think that you are... For example, a vampire. Aha. And you always speak quietly, you don't laugh, probably you have long fangs in your mouth that you don't want to accidentally show. Haha."Author
—Ehh, yes, I have also been in the now-destroyed archive, and I must admit that I had a certain reader's interest in the chronicles of the empire. From a historical point of view, restoring this cultural heritage will undoubtedly be a good deed for our country. I can only wish you good luck and offer my assistance in preserving it, because it so happened that I reached the sixth collection, and I can confidently say that your interest in the works of the Welfern historians is worth it.
—Oh, really? Well, I think you said that out of politeness, but thank you for the offer.) Here's what I'll answer you not out of politeness, but seriously – come to our literary evenings, starting, for example, tomorrow. Literature should not gather dust in vain; the more people study it, the better, and we will be glad that we did not waste our hard-earned money.
—Oh, really? Well, I think you said that out of politeness, but thank you for the offer. Here's what I'll answer you, not out of politeness, but seriously – come to our literary evenings, starting, for example, tomorrow. Literature shouldn't just gather dust; the more people study it, the better, and we'll be glad that we didn't waste our hard-earned time in vain.
—Thank you for such a generous offer. It's a pity that the times are not the most conducive to cozy book gatherings, but a distraction for the sake of the mind is a worthwhile pastime. And then, if you restore the entire archive, you might even be able to work with the administration to reopen the library. After all, it really is a national treasure, and it would be a shame if only a few trusted people could access it now.
He slaps himself on the forehead as he exits the villa. To a random servant: -- Sir, could you tell me where I can usually find His Eminence these days?
- He is often at the SRI; the government has a temporary headquarters there.
-- Unfortunately, we won't be able to recover everything. We only have access to what Mindjin has on the market... -- the Nosentrot shrugged. -- But in my opinion, the current times are the most suitable; the best time is always "now."
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- He is often in SRI; the government has a temporary headquarters there.
-- Oh, Sir Tai, I thought you were on vacation. Thank you for the tip. How are you doing?
"She subtly reminds me about my task for tomorrow so I definitely don't forget. Yes, everything will be done, boss, don't worry, just make sure the finances are calculated correctly, otherwise I'll have to go back again."
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—"Yeah, I've been to the now-destroyed archive, and I must admit I had a certain interest in the chronicles of the empire. From a historical point of view, restoring this cultural heritage would undoubtedly be a good deed for our country. I can only wish you good luck and offer any assistance I can in preserving it, because I've reached the sixth collection, and I can confidently say that your interest in the works of the Velfern historians is worth it."
—"Heh, now I'm even thinking of checking out these books myself, imagine that. Feel free to drop by, Klin, I'll bring all this stuff to headquarters tomorrow, we can read together, sit and chat over a cup of tea. Well, or whatever is convenient for you."
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—"I wish we could find other records too... There were many interesting and unique books there."
—"Yeah... Baldr, for example..."
—"By the way, yes, it's a very interesting tale, although no one had time to finish reading it, it's quite a hefty volume. That's how our book discussions started, it's not really my thing, but this... hmm, it was interesting. A very fascinating story.
Garrett decided not to mention that, among other things, the Chronicles of Vistaria have a hidden connection to it, and that someone had spoiled the ending of this world for him.
- They are quite decent, - she nods. - But alright, now let's get to the duties... She didn't voice any of the thoughts she had about the dress code, of which there were quite a few, silently accepting her fate and choosing the first option - the color scheme of which clearly didn't suit her.
- An excellent choice, Madam Aiyano, this style and color will suit you very well. Giving the new manager time to change, Ladya begins to explain the duties. - You will need to manage the work schedule, listen to complaints and requests from both employees and customers, come up with ways to resolve various situations, including conflicts. Make sure that all the necessary inventory and products are always available in our warehouses on time. Pay salaries on time and report to the SRI inspection. And also... And... And then... And this... And also this... Well, and it wouldn't hurt to take care of this too... And pay attention to this... - With a graceful bow, Ladya smiled friendly. - I hope you now understand everything.
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-- Oh, Sir Tai, I thought you were on vacation. Thank you for the tip. How are you doing?
- Yes, just a normal weekday, what's up? Oh, I understand. It was Hopelessness that confused you. Well, you know, many people live every day without any hope for the future, so destructive dragons are nothing to them. At worst, it will simply relieve them of suffering.
- Well, it seems like a normal day, what's up? Oh, I get it. It's the "Hopelessness" that confused you. You know, many people live every day without any hope for the future, so destructive dragons are just a minor inconvenience for them. In the worst case, it will simply relieve them of their suffering.
-- You know... For a person with such resilience, you sound quite fatalistic. I suppose many people in our country would like to be in your position, but the lack of connections, or knowledge of etiquette, or both, prevents them... And what confused me was rather... well, never mind. And sorry for the sudden question, but a lovely person named Sonata Reim might be familiar to you?
- I wish we could find some more records... There were many interesting and unique books there. - Yeah... Baldur's, for example...
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- Actually, yes, it's a very interesting tale, although none of us had time to finish it; it's quite a hefty volume. It was with this book that our literary gatherings began. It's not usually my thing, but this... hmm, it piqued my interest. A very captivating story.
—I think I can alleviate your sadness a bit. It so happens that I am... somewhat acquainted with a person who placed information about Baldur's school in the archives. And I'm sure that as soon as this situation is resolved, sooner or later, in any case, the empire will inevitably regain access to this knowledge.
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- Heh, now I'm even thinking of checking out these books myself, imagine that. Feel free to drop by, Klin. I'll bring all of this to headquarters tomorrow; we can read together, sit and discuss it over a cup of tea. Well, or however you prefer.
—And thank you again; after such a warm welcome, it would be impolite not to accept the invitation.
-- You know... For a person with such composure, you sound quite fatalistic. I suppose many in our country would like to be in your position, but the lack of connections, or knowledge of etiquette, or both, prevents them... And what confused me was, hmm, well, never mind. Also, I apologize for the sudden question, but a lovely lady named Sonata Reim might be familiar to you?
The servant simply shrugged at the first part, and answered the second: - A beautiful name. And who is she, your missing relative?