Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

- I'll keep that in mind if things get tough, - Myco promised. - As for the operation... I don't plan on making any mistakes, and I won't tolerate them from anyone else. Everyone can handle a situation where they have to choose between someone else's life and their own, but is that really the key to victory? Or is it just about creating unnecessary drama? If you want my opinion, a good ending is one where everyone wins. Yes, sometimes you have to work hard, shed a tear, or even spill three liters of blood to achieve that, but there's nothing you can do about it; that's just reality. So, we need to strive for that. In short, let's promise not to put each other in such awful situations, and let's make sure that others don't do it either. Because I don't entirely trust some of them when it comes to common sense...

- Naria should have appointed you as the operation leader, not Sonata. You probably didn't think about it in the context of your original profession, but you have all the qualities for it. Okay, I promise, - she gives him her pinky finger, probably for the third time in her life, - let's try to make sure that both we and everyone else return home safe and sound.

The Lunarians mistakenly believed that Rishu, who created them, was the first divine incarnation of Anush – Lunaria, not realizing that they were nothing more than energy generators for her.

I am evil.

Actually, it's just "evil eye" with the words swapped. She cursed Akonia.

Beate needed some time to process what had happened. She's a damn apostle of Despair. She's a damn former apostle of Despair. The Lunarians are creations of an otherworldly goddess. Aconia isn't a villain. Aconia is Her Highness. Miss Cosmos isn't a celestial being, but a local saint. The celestial being, Aivel, is to blame for everything. Yeah... That explains a lot. Gion might have reacted better. I need to tell him about this... Although... Beate remembered his reaction. This idiot probably knew she was an apostle and didn't tell her! Typical Gion... What an idiot. She'll give him a piece of her mind... However, that's Gion. And Beate has never been known for her intelligence or tact. "...indeed, shit happens," she muttered. "Oh... I'm sorry, Your Highness."

"Ah, if only I could also receive visions about past events. But somehow, I keep missing out on content. Well, that's just how it is," Alaria thought to herself.

"I missed out on the content because I just stayed in the foyer, lol," thought Guion.

- We'll try. Oops, - for the third time in her life, she gave a pinky promise. - If the operation were carried out by a squadron of flying mice with pockets full of ofuda, I would ask for it myself. But as it is... Maybe in a difficult moment, I will try to balance someone's tunnel vision with my gaze. Although, it doesn't take much intelligence to give advice. Never mind, Sonata-chan will handle it. You may not be aware, but she has some managerial experience outside of her role as our instructor. Albeit limited by her paradigm. But this is a good opportunity for her to get a slightly closer look at life - it will be beneficial.

-- This... was amazing, My Sovereign, -- for someone who was a stranger to this world, the memories of Aconia were not mind-blowing, but they were certainly a fantastically interesting story. But what did Naria feel? Clearly, something completely different. She was a descendant of Aconia, or a researcher of Aconia, or even an apostle of Aconia, but the most successful of them, who had already collected at least 3 stones, but it seemed that Erephir had already collected more, and she perceived these memories as a completely different, albeit interesting, personality. A personality that most on Anush considered exclusively negative, although Naria was hardly among them. Memories that were undoubtedly opened for the first time when absorbing the stone, and which were much stronger for the bearer of these stones than for those present, settling in the very depths of the subconscious.

But this time they were... Beautiful. Heroic. Not at all like the first time, when the stone was taken from Despair. They inspired hope that the suffering of this world was coming to an end and that things would get better. How could this be, better? Is it even possible that history moves in the right direction? Don't people always rush headlong towards the abyss and destruction? But according to what was revealed... it should not be so. Yes. It would be nice if the memory were completely true. I can make a note in my diary.

-- Thank you for saving our squad from trouble. Once again, with elegance, as if it cost you nothing, you saved us with a light touch. How is Beata doing? Does she need rest? After all, she is my knight, just as I am yours, and... I am ready to continue to be responsible for her, if you allow, -- a deep bow.

- Yes, I think I'm okay, sir, - Beata replied quietly, listening to her own feelings. Then she turned to Naria. - Your Highness... How are you?

- Yes, I think I'm okay, boss," Beata replied quietly, listening to her sensations.

"Great. Considering how this thing crawled out of the dragon, I expected anything ) Whew. What a lovely evening," the nosenrot smiled at Beata.

[spoiler=Risha, after arriving in another world]Deal with it.
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A bitter tear rolled down Naria's left cheek. Did it belong to Naria herself, and was it caused by the realization that much of her life had been based on a misunderstanding from five thousand years ago? Or was it an expression of Akonia's grief, due to which the world lost its beloved Arcelia? ... "My mission doesn't change because of this." — Regaining her composure, she headed towards the exit. — For now, I don't have any work for Carneol, so rest and gather your strength.

Give her some pies to take with her.

I understand that all that remains is to defeat the cult and loot the last stone from it, unless, of course, Revan misspoke about the need for 14 stones instead of 15.

The new post mentioned twelve shards, so the legion is still to come. But it's possible that Narya can handle the remaining apostle herself.