Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

Gion examined the second test again. "If you count everything... including the things I didn't do willingly, then I have 28," he whispered to Beata. "I don't want to know," she replied, squeezing his hand.

- I want to know, - Zostmer whispered in Guion's ear.

- You don't want to know either, and besides, it's personal, - snapped Guyon.

- I want to know where you got those emotional scars.

- Uh-huh, I'm perfectly fine! - Gillon lied, not very convincingly.

—Alright, I’m taking the winnings. 600 OP is nothing to sneeze at.

"I could have contacted our mutual acquaintance, the fashion designer, who should know these nuances... but I decided against it. It wouldn't be appropriate to bother a stranger in such an unusual way, in the evening, and for a simple game."

Added 43 minutes later

- The second test is interesting, - Beata muttered, studying the questions.
- Am I only supposed to fill out the parts I voluntarily agree to? - Gillon whispered, so only she could hear.
- Yes, - Beata replied briefly.
- I see...
- I got 41, - Beata muttered after filling it out, - is that a lot or a little?
- I got 65... I guess 41 is a lot, - Gillon muttered.
- So, the higher the number, the worse?
- Seems like it.

"Hmm, so I'm cleaner than Beata and dirtier than Gillon? For some reason, I thought he would be no worse than me, based on my observations. Well, I guess I was wrong..." - while pondering this, Alaria noticed that the young man soon began to fill out the test a second time and got into an irritated argument with Zostmer, - "...either he hid something, for one reason or another. I could have intervened myself, out of old professional habit, but I respect people's personal space too much."

"Well, everyone knows I'm a sinner," thought Beata. "But the fact that Alaria left with Guiyosh, and they're not far from us, is a surprise. And what happened to Guiyosh that he brought his score down to a level even lower than mine? I'm sure I don't want to know. He mentioned some magical creatures with tentacles and what bandits did to him in the Fortress... Gods, and that's just the tip of the iceberg."

"Are they really peeking at each other's results from the second test? Well, now I'm curious too, how many points an average squad member can score.... Never mind, it's better to think about the diary and the blueprints."

Guyon was glad that he passed his second test of moral integrity without leaving any clues, and only Beata knew the result. He tried not to think about the possibility that Zostmer might have overheard...

Meanwhile, Alaria smirked inwardly at the absurdity of such tests. A person could enslave others for their own benefit, conduct inhumane experiments on slaves, or kill innocents for their own amusement, yet still be considered to have a "pure soul" according to the criteria used in the questionnaire. But some long-suffering Lunarian, continuing Zlobny's favorite theme, would be considered tainted. It was as if she had returned to Taranis, but even there, the standards were not so twisted.

Modern plankton is so dull and hopeless that the test creator didn't even consider including fun things like murders and enslavement...

Didn't something like this happen with Tiaria?

This is more like a college test about depravity and adventure than a real moral dilemma.

Yes, I know, it's probably all over the website, but I'm writing from the perspective of a character.