Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

-- Hmm, what happened to the prophet? If this person managed to orchestrate a series of coincidences that repeatedly thwarted the plans of a powerful sorcerer with the help of an inexperienced farmer, it's quite possible that the main character, or even the main hidden threat of the entire book, was actually the prophet, whose power surpassed the sorcerer's abilities, and not necessarily for the better, perhaps even to plunge the kingdom into an even greater crisis... Let me guess, this farmer will later become a king, or a crown prince, married to a princess, but he doesn't understand politics, so who will guide all his actions? That's right, the wise man who predicted all of this. Maybe this whole story is just propaganda, and the old sorcerer wasn't so bad after all? Or even more interestingly, what if the old sorcerer gained power in his time through a similar principle, and this is a centuries-old tradition of indirect power transfer?

- Now it's okay. I'll take a walk, see what's going on, - she throws that 1/12 Shadow Elven bow onto the table for a snack as she leaves the room and heads to the family compartment.

- I've recently started thinking that true beauty lies within, not without, so physical appearance now seems like a secondary matter to me. When you heal from your ailment, even if you look like this gentleman, you will still be the most beautiful person in the world to me.

- Hmm... well, that's a very respectable life philosophy. - The Death Knight couldn't blush. - I also adhere to it now, but my true version... was quite impressive, if only to recall the first meeting with Her Lightness. But I will also try to keep up with your life views, without resorting to cursed magic...

- Oh dear... - looking at this scene, she wondered how it was even possible to win or lose in poker by losing concentration for a second, but dwelling on this thought in the current situation would be inappropriate, so she simply clapped a few times in celebration of the victory. - Perhaps, in this way, one could even beat casinos and earn a good living. As long as they let you leave in one piece.

- Geyserhan was a Willian nobleman and a fanatical follower of Stallia, in honor of whom he sought out outstanding warriors, - explained Rapi, - they fought by mutual agreement, and this book is nothing more than a chronicle of these duels, so it should be read independently.

- Geyserhan was a Willian nobleman and a fanatical follower of Stallia, in whose honor he sought out outstanding warriors, - explained Rapi, - they fought by mutual agreement, and this book is nothing more than a chronicle of these duels, so it needs to be read personally.

—Let’s go. —the knight paid the bill. —And I’ll run another errand afterward. —he patted his pocket with coins.

After paying the bill, Klin escorts his companion home and then makes his way to Carneol's headquarters, arriving to find his colleagues having dinner.

- As usual, - he shrugs, but then, after thinking, adds. - Or rather - "normal." What's new with you? I see you've finally found some company, - he throws a sidelong glance at the fourth passenger, smiles, and nods in greeting.