Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

—I'm doing alright, we took a walk around the city, back and forth, so it wasn't nearly as energetic as your day. And this morning, we visited our neighbors. It was interesting to hear about their homeland in that context. And it was somewhat unexpected.

—This isn't the first time I've heard a similar remark today, so I'll take it as a compliment. Do you also think that the more a person eats, the more divine they are?

- Pure size isn't really an indicator, - Beata chuckled. - Our Ayko was small, I could lift her with one hand - well, what else do you expect from a dwarf? But Guiyosh and I still remember her fondly.

The knight casts a brief, questioning glance at his Carnelian companions, but refrains from commenting on this strange thought.

- Yamagami Aiyano, - she replies, shaking hands. - You have a beautiful name and outfit. Thank you for keeping my friends company.

- It's not every day that you get to sleep on a train, so "as usual" doesn't quite apply here. It's fine, it's fine, - Aiyano smiles charmingly.

- They say we'll be arriving soon, so we need to start preparing.

- No, that's not important. You remind me more of pieces of meat in the first few minutes or hours after they've been butchered.

He explains:

-- Thank you for the information, Blade. We also have something for you: the Minister of Culture, Lady Asukan, came and asked our squad to write an essay in a free-form style, with both subjective and objective perspectives on the reigns of the previous monarchs of Margel. I think this might also interest you; it's not every day that you get the chance to leave, hopefully, valuable feedback to the government on issues directly related to governance. Letters addressed to this lady can be left at the Workers' Guild until the next shift change.

—... No, I don't think anyone has compared me to that.

—Actually, thanks for reminding me. —the knight hands the questionnaires to his superior. —I ran into our mutual acquaintance, who is now familiar with personality tests, and he sent the second and, I think, the third part. Here they are.

- Yeah, I'm quite the butcher.
To confirm his words, Zostmer smiled charmingly:

- Yeah, I'm quite the butcher.
To confirm his words, Zostmer smiled charmingly:

- And by the way, thanks for reminding me," the knight says, handing the forms with the tests to his superior. "I met our mutual acquaintance, who is now familiar with personality tests, and he sent the second and, I think, the third part. Here they are.

Phyr takes the tests and completes them with just a few strokes of the pen.

-- Hmm, the colors seem good, although not as good as the first one.

-- But as for political preferences, I don't think it's very good; I'm clearly not as centrist as he's trying to tell me... It's all because there aren't many questions that fit well with a feudal system. Well, since we have guests, I won't elaborate; let everyone eat peacefully without throwing spears. )

"Yes, the tests should be taken later, when the guests leave..." - Biba and Bobo thought in unison.

— Hmm, Erephir, — she whispers softly in the redhead's ear, — it seems you slightly messed up the test results. Probably, — her voice held strict notes of disapproval, — you shouldn't have taken it while eating.

"2052% traditionalism? Well, no wonder the first test called the commander lady overly traditional. That really does sound like overkill."