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Once again thanking Suyen for the exhibition, Klin catches up with his companion:
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Sanex was intently examining the figurines at the exhibition and muttering to herself, "So, that's what Klin likes..."
—Ahem, sorry for making you wait. Hmm, I see you also enjoyed the exhibition? Well, that's great. Interacting with art, whether it's creating or contemplating, has a positive effect on one's mental state.
Carefully packing the gift into an indestructible inventory slot, the Farg checked the map again: —So, instead of visiting just one park, we should probably visit two... One has a compass giveaway, and the other has a friend I wanted to see. And I'll leave the order of these two visits up to you.
- Arigato to you too, Sui-kun, and to the master, - Ayano nods. - But I only described in words what I saw.
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I somehow feel that she will be very happy to be in your home.
- And is this some kind of real model or a fictional one? For some reason, I have the feeling that she seems vaguely familiar to me, but I definitely have never seen her in Margel. I think she would look good in the Fortress...
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- Sorry, I spent half a day searching for raymaps, and I didn't want to interfere with your walk with friends, but... I would be very happy to have the opportunity to spend time with you, especially alone. How do you feel about that? Maybe a little later?
- Well... yes... they say there is some kind of "event" in the park specifically for, um... Well, in general, it's interesting what they have prepared there today, even for the green star... We can go there.
Carefully packing the gift in an indestructible inventory slot, Farg checked the map again: —So, it seems we should visit two parks instead of one... In one, there's a compass giveaway, and in the other, there's a friend I wanted to see. I'll leave the order of these two visits up to you.
- Alright, let's start with the Moon Park.
Today, the Moon Park is hosting an unusual event for couples, but before participating, the man must leave an invitation in a red envelope for his beloved and hang it on the designated tree; if she accepts it, they both need to appear here again at six o'clock in the evening for the next stage.
A sign with a warning caught the eye:
Please, only take the envelopes that are intended for you!
- Is this a real model or a fictional one? For some reason, I have a vague feeling that I know her, but I'm absolutely sure I've never seen her in Margel. I think she would look good in the X series...
- I was wondering the same thing, but the master never answered. Author
- Uh... yes... they say there's some kind of "event" in the park specifically for, um... Well, it's interesting what's planned there today, even enough to warrant a green star... Maybe we can go.
- Yeah, I already checked it out on my way back from the search. The system is that a man hangs an invitation in a special red envelope on a tree for a woman, signs it with her name, and if she accepts the invitation (not the envelope), they can come back in the evening and participate in this "event." I left one for you, but I noticed that there was more than just my envelope with your name on it...
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- Riddles, riddles, - she said, greeting Nyanko. - Well, I'm ready for questions.
"Hopefully, it will be more successful than with Doctor Zlobny."
- Got it!
"In the Welfern Palace live his mistresses, and each month their number doubles. If it takes the mistresses 60 months for the palace to run out of space for new mistresses, how long will it take them to fill only half of that space?"
-- Hmm, if we strictly follow the conditions of the problem, then the answer is 59 months. Although, I must note that not so many people live on Anuzish, especially if there was only one person at the beginning... But it seems that Emperor Welfern was indeed a man of great talent and used special magic.
- Apparently, some things are meant to remain a secret.
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- Yeah, I already checked it out on my way back from the quest. There's a system there – a man hangs an invitation in a special red envelope on a tree for a woman, signs it with her name, and if she accepts the invitation – not the envelope – they can come back in the evening and participate in this "event." I left one for you, but I noticed that there was more than just my envelope with your name on it...
- Whose was it? - scratching his head, he raises his finger sternly. - This would be a good moment for some banal scene where you would show a negative emotion, and I would respond with a hostile and offended one. However, it's good that in our circumstances, there is neither a need nor a reason for that. So, wouldn't it be easier to just wait until evening? Or does the "registration" end long before six?
“Wow, so this is how they managed to arrange everything.” The graphic designer walked around the tree clockwise, looking interested. “One, two, three… eight… And here are the wonderful cushions.” He shook his head with a sigh. “I understand, this is where the climactic event of the day will take place, which is actually pretty cool…” Hmm, well, let’s see if I’ll be lucky, but if not today, when else should I try my luck, right? Just don’t look…
The Kridean approaches the table with envelopes, writes on the message:
“*In my heart, there is room only for one beautiful lady; In my soul, there is room only for her for this pleasant evening. Klin*”
He signs the invitation with the name Sanex and delicately hangs it on the designated tree.
- Whose?... - scratching his head, he raises his finger sternly. - That would be a good moment for some banal scene where you would show a negative emotion, and I would respond with hostile offense. However, it's good that in our circumstances there is neither a need nor a reason for that. So, wouldn't it be easier to just get to the evening? Or does the "registration" end long before six?
- You are right, - he takes her hand in his, - there is no place for darkness in my heart, because the brilliance of your bright soul dispels it... Yes, I think we can do it in the evening, but it's better to arrive before it starts.
- It's good to hear that, - he says with a smile. - Then I'll probably do just that. I'll free up some time closer to the event and drop by... Would that work? I could even come earlier; festive gatherings aren't a priority for me.
"I didn't post anything for Beata," Guyon lifts his head from writing and suspiciously frowns, directing his gaze beyond the fourth wall, "Who's that smart guy, huh?" "Probably Dax, lol," Beata thought, realizing from Guyon's expression what was happening. Scoffing at that thought, she lowered her head back to her philosophizing. Yes, she needed to choose a simpler topic; these were too complicated...
Signs the guestbook with the name Sanex and carefully hangs it on the designated tree.
- Well, are you finished? - The woman pretended not to understand her companion's intentions. - Shall we take another look here closer to evening?
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- It's good to hear that, - he says with a smile. - Then I'll do just that. I'll free myself closer to the time and come there... Will that work? I can come earlier, festive entertainment isn't critical for me.
- Uh-huh, I agree. I'll wait for you there, I don't have anything else to do anyway. Maybe I'll take a nap. - He hugs her. - Well, I'll go then, and I wish you a fun time with your friends.
- Nyahaha, imagine they aren't people, but microorganisms! That's the correct answer, congratulations!
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-- Thank you. I know someone who would be very scared by such a suggestion. So... I'm entitled to a prize, right?
-- What unusual things... Well, I see you enjoy mathematics, and I do too; there's beauty in it. And the stars have their own charm, even though they are countless. Perhaps there are even more of them than there were women in the Welfern Palace?
"I feel a sense of déjà vu, as if I've already expressed a similar thought."
-- I would like to choose the Starfall, which doubles my future stars. And thank you for the interesting contest.
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—Ahem, sorry for making you wait. Hmm, I see you also enjoyed the exhibition? Well, that's great. Interacting with art, whether it's creating or contemplating, has a positive effect on one's mental state.
