Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

Alaria tactfully reminds Erephir, in a hushed tone, of a mysterious promise made long ago.

Kiv.
-- Let's go.

- Oh, yes, - Beata beamed, - that's our Mysterius! Thank you!
She hugged Alaria along with the tapestry.
- This was Beata's idea, - explained Guion, smiling, - but I also did a few designs back then... We worked on it together.
- By the way, we just delivered a new batch this morning! I think we should stop by in a few days and see what came out of it. And did you like it??? 🤩😳

— Ahem, - the inquisitor, not expecting such a reaction, was a little taken aback, - you're welcome.
The words about the new batch only added to her surprise.
- Oh, so you're business partners now, ha-ha? And yes, your tapestries are beautiful... I even bought the dragon and star ones for myself, although the others are also wonderful! Hmm... I could probably hang the time tapestry in my room. Or give it to my mentor as a gift, it would be perfect for his craft.

Nod.
-- Let's go.

— Let's go.

— Eh-heh, — the inquisitor, not expecting such a reaction, was a little taken aback, — you’re welcome.
The words about the new batch only added to the surprise.
— Oh, so you’re already business partners, ha-ha? And did you like our tapestries, of course... I even bought the dragon and star ones for myself, although the others are also wonderfully beautiful! Hmm... I suppose I could even hang the clock one in my own room. Or give it to my mentor as a gift, it would be perfect for his craft.

— It’s so nice to hear!!! 😍 We tried very hard!
— The dragon, star, and clock tapestries are my work 😅 I’m glad you liked them.

Hmm... perhaps a watch from Erathia could even be hung in her own room. Or given as a gift to her mentor, as a tool for her craft.

-- Maybe...

"However, it would be worth making a more expensive gift, otherwise the cost ratio would be clearly wrong."

Let's go.

They head to the room.
-- What did you want to ask, Alaria?

They head into the room.
-- What did you want to ask, Alaria?

— Well, you yourself asked me to remind you sometime to tell me something interesting, — the girl replied, puzzled, — I'm taking advantage of the moment while I can. Of course, I have other questions too. But I'd like to start with this.
"Because, who knows, on Monday, a legate might show up for the coronation, or something else might happen. It would be naive to expect, after everything that has happened, that everything will go smoothly. Such a wonderful opportunity to tarnish Welfern's reputation doesn't come along every day, although it does feel like everyone is trying to damage that infamous reputation every single day. Of course, if we are to believe Erefir's words, Naria is already quite adept at wielding the semi-divine powers of her ancestor... but anything is possible. And Her Majesty, unlike her sister, is not known as a powerful sorceress at all. A sudden display of such abilities could cause a public outcry. They might ask, where did this come from? What else is the imperial family hiding from the public? Rest is rest, but we shouldn't lose our vigilance now."

– Oh, you mean that interesting thing? Yes, you're right. As someone interested in history, you'll find this fascinating.
(He tells the same story as Kaline.)

Ah, I was hoping there would be more trust in the players. =/

Meanwhile, Guyon kept it a secret from his beloved wife for about a month that he was a freaking apostle, and for a few days – that she was a freaking apostle... And all this, even though one person is playing both of them, lol.

The main thing is that they eventually found out everything.

I think sooner or later everyone will find out. Besides, who killed Antonius

Ah, I was hoping there would be more trust in the players. =/

You can't tarnish the honor of the Overlord, no matter who it's in front of 😎

We saw how the Overlord was devoured alive. Erathia seemed to realize it a bit too late.

They were evil villains; they did this evil deed to bring more evil to the world. The Overlord is not to blame; she is good.

She doesn't even look at Guiyoshu, ignores him, and trolls him with gifts... :(

"If only I knew where the truth lies and where Erefir's fictional embellishments begin. It's almost the entire history of Akonia's life... but the ending feels rushed. It lacks detail about the preceding events and has a completely different tone. It all ends so strangely and abruptly. What terrible thing happened afterward? What drove Akonia to betray? It's clear that Erefir had the stone. She probably gave it to Naria in person. Otherwise, there wouldn't have been any visions. I wonder if our commander realizes that such insincerity undermines her authority? It's one thing to withhold information and openly admit it, and another to dilute it with lies. We risk our lives just as much as she does," – these were the first thoughts of the Tanarrian before she began to analyze the information she had heard – "in general, I didn't expect that everything would boil down to a story about empresses, but on a larger scale. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out that Arcelia was a celestial being who simply appeared earlier than Rishi and had a less destructive nature. We know nothing about her. It would make sense in the context of a hypothetical betrayal. However, that would mean that Rishi didn't reveal anything to anyone. I'm not entirely sure if the Lunarians were the aggressors in the conflict. If not, it's hard not to sympathize with them. They didn't choose who created them or where. They were deceived by Rishi. In the end, they found their home on Anush, but how much blood was shed? How many Lunarian souls were sent... in an unknown direction? Of course, I understand the concerns about the rise of such a dangerous competitor, but such cynicism doesn't quite fit with the image of a 'loving and wise singularity' in my mind. But okay, let's assume that all past grievances have been forgotten and that all peoples live in peace and harmony. If Arcelia's semi-divine nature could provide abundance and prosperity for her protégés, then I can accept that for the majority of people. Others simply didn't have the opportunity to reveal their true nature. What happened to the other inhabitants of Anush, such as the Noir, the Kumar, or Kiliki's kin, is also unknown. It's unlikely that they are all creations of Rishi or, like the Scry, victims of some kind of curse. And what about the singularities themselves... how exactly did they come into being? Who created them? And if they were created, what determined their final character? They are deprived of the same formative experience that we mortals have. They became like that immediately. At the same time, without Arcelia's help, they were in conflict. One might assume that Arcelia created them, and intentionally in such a way that they would only listen to her. But, in the context of a hypothetical betrayal, that wouldn't make much sense. It feels like I have more questions now than I had answers. It's clear that nothing is clear. Well, at least the mechanism of Miss Cosmos's work has become a little clearer."
– ...so that's how it is? And who else among us is familiar with this story, if you don't mind me asking?