Posts from 🍁Nine Ancient Obelisks Auto-translated

Erica follows the professor...

- Oh, that would be nice 🙂 And please tell me something about the battles with the Harrans! I love stories about strong, brave, big warriors 🤤

Ghenza mutters a rhyme while considering several positions on the map and lands on Nanaya.
- Go there.

- Yes! - Aya rejoiced. - I'll call you that too, if you don't mind. - Gazing thoughtfully at the sky with the naked eye, the girl nodded to herself. - The thing is, unlike Reima and Vistéria, there are no celestial beings or cosmic-scale deities in these two distant worlds that we know of, and besides, there were almost no settlers from those worlds in Anuzish. Well, at least if we rely on the historical records I know! It's hard to say what's really going on, but that's one of the problems with history as a science - we only know what we know, and we don't know what we don't know. - Having finished this amusing phrase, she blushed slightly. - It sounds silly, but it's true... It is believed that Ertheia is one of the oldest worlds in the universe; like ours and many other places, it was once home to a variety of intelligent creatures, with their own unique cultures, customs, and religions... But due to a cataclysm, this world is living out its last days, or perhaps it has already faded away - due to the peculiarities of space and time, what we see in the sky may differ greatly from what is actually happening. - After a moment of hesitation, she suddenly runs off somewhere and soon returns with a book in her hands. - I don't have the most extensive vocabulary, so I highly recommend reading this work about Lafrenia.

- Trust me, it's better if you don't know.

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- There! Does she look like them?

considering that he gave high ratings to similar women on the dating site, everything is clear...

- Thank you, Professor, but first, I would still like to know about the artifact...

I can prove that I'm twisting things.

—Not at all silly! At first glance, it might seem like a problem, but I think it's more of a delightful aspect of science. After all, we are free to fill in everything unknown with our imagination and reflections, combining accurate conclusions with guesses, and who knows?... Perhaps one day it will turn out that both the "people-avalanches" and the warriors who decapitate with a hammer are not nonsense and a fairy tale, but the very, very extraterrestrial truth. I think that's what makes the greatest charm of exploration. —Is this really for me? —taking the book, he runs his hand over the cover, reading the title aloud. —"The Sword That Passed Through the Cosmos"? Hmm, it seems like I've heard it somewhere... But I definitely haven't read it before. Great, thank you! If possible, I'll take it with me on the road. I promise to return it in one piece.

– Hello, beautiful. – Ushumgallu straightened his long black mane and adjusted the shaggy lion-like cloak on his shoulders, trying to look more solid and find among his own qualities some hints of charisma and intelligence to form eloquence. – I and a few of my comrades have come to the capital to learn, and all that the Farisian youth knows about education is that, thanks to our benevolent king, it is free for us... I would like to find out from the very beginning how it all works, what they teach, whether there is a dormitory, perhaps some guilds that monitor students and provide recommendations after graduation, there are so many questions in general that I don't know where to start.

– Oh, well, never mind. Have you ever fought in the arena? I was in Sugara, I saw their arena.

– Oh, Mr. Faineant! Long time no see. I came to you on an important matter, – Kamistella tried to make a pompous face to emphasize the fact that she is now not just a defenseless model, but a sorceress, who will still be stripped of seven layers...

- No, I find fighting for amusement to be foolish. If you're going to risk your health, it's better to do it for a good cause. Hmm.
The rider stopped his horse and looked around anxiously.