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Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.
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Our characters aren't in a hurry to team up yet, but I'm not against it.
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More precisely, any character can find any character who is ahead in time, since they already know where that character was...
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.
(Закон сохранения).
Theoretically, Kamistella could show up at the guild on the morning of March 14-15 and meet Erika there. But I don't know how that would look. Erika didn't meet any Kamistellas during those days...🤔
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More precisely, any character can find any character who is ahead in time, since they already know where that character was...
It's better not to risk it, otherwise Kamistella, in the name of the timeline, will crash in a stagecoach and perish in the sands.
Communication with Aizetta undoubtedly contributed the most to the development of charisma...
The tactics course is finally over, and Ushumgallu could finally rest, lie down in his room, read the tabloids, and only in the evening go for a walk around the evening capital, stopping by for a bottle of wine each time. He could, if he were different, because despite a few days of unusual mental strain, the young man was now as alert as usual. Remembering Sheilin's words, Ushumgallu heads to "Kuromod".
And why isn't she surprised at all...
– What, another Druj? Or did everything here depend on the authority of one person? – Kamistella asked sarcastically into the void. – Run, run, perform sucking motions in the groin area of an obsessed impotent man... the demise of this mansion will now be on your conscience, not mine. Rotten little people... that's how much your mistress's legacy means to you...
For a moment, the lunar elf was overcome by an obsessive desire to burn the mansion to the ground, but she overcame it. And then she went to check if Kimchilla's collection was still there. It could be even easier for former staff to turn out to be thieves.
After flying past the front shelves, the guy picks out one of the books with his gaze, and then finds the librarian who has appeared:
– Good afternoon! As far as I understand, you can be asked for recommendations on finding material... – adjusting his glasses that have slipped off his ear, he continues: – So, is there anything in our capital library about dungeons; both Asuguha and the surrounding areas. I noticed the Crimson Well there, but I am also interested in the Anlak mine and the Calcite mausoleums, whatever the latter might mean... And secondly, is there anything to read about the Temple of Mirrors? It seems to be not far from Sizki. Thank you!
- Bertora.... really! Or look... Bertora... Bert... Ber... Ber-chan! Well, since I've called you that. I'm not sure what it means, but we used to have a Hotaru in town, and everyone called her Hotaru-chan, and she liked it. She, like, came from somewhere over there, and "personally" she told me that I could call her Hotto-chan. I think it's something good, because she liked it, she seemed to bloom right away when I said that to her. I said earlier about the "enterprise," but maybe I was a little dishonest, without realizing it at the time. Of course, it all depends on the person, and even understanding that I'm not the only one, I feel something in you, Ber-chan, that evokes in me a feeling of... hmm... respect and pleasantness. Those very emotions that our brother, and perhaps our sister, too, lack so much in everyday life, - Genza sighs, placing his hand on his heart.
- A-ha-ha, exactly the same! I'll hang it up in my place, my buddies will be amazed! I knew it was a waifu-style! - he wipes a tear from the corner of his eye. - Okay, Ako-nya, I'll hang out in such a pleasant company for a little longer, and let the boss foam at the mouth - he's the one to blame!
Bertora sat down on the sofa and invited Genza to lie on her lap.
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
- He-he, then I'll call you Gen-chan, even though I don't fully understand what it means, but it sounds really nice. It's just that formality doesn't quite fit with it. How about I address you informally? Maybe it's a little disrespectful to a valued customer, but still!
- Thank you for the compliment! Oh, com-pli-ment! You know, it makes me very happy and gives me hope, because sometimes visitors have tantrums about how my work "didn't meet their expectations." Yes, my lines aren't the neatest, but in art, the most important thing is emotions, right?
Bertora sat down on the sofa and invited Genza to lie down on her lap.
- Hello. - "If only you had ears like mine, they wouldn't slip off" — the Lunarian might have said, if she were an HW player, but she was not. - A Temple of what?.. Oh. No, there isn't one, and you're unlikely to find any information about it anywhere; this is a fresh structure built by the king, so only he and the individuals involved in its construction know about it. I know that among them was a famous sculptor from Margel, but he seems to have already returned home, so you'll have to either go across the sea or seek answers from the ruler. Read about the mine in Anlak's biography, and as for the mausoleums, we have nothing on them.
—Interesting... Eh, if only I had that so-called machine for making photographs, it would be great to go there and take pioneering pictures — if, of course, photography is allowed there. ..Well, thank you for the information. I suppose "borrowing" the books I'm interested in from the state's property for a few days isn't possible? —he decided to try his luck, glancing at his watch.
Our characters aren't in a hurry to team up yet, but I'm not against it.
Bertora sat on the couch and invited Genza to lie on her lap.
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
??? There was a six-hour lecture, and then we had to fill out the certificate... Now, it should be 13 hours on the 13th.
- I'm all for it! It would be fair after I personally switched to "you" after learning your name. Formality is formality, but a human approach is an approach. Reducing the formality is also a kind of respect for the client, if the situation calls for it, isn't it? Especially not from just anyone, but from a lovely, cheerful, and attractive girl, just one look at whom makes all problems fade into the background. I would even say that it's unexpected if it's not the norm according to the regulations. Or maybe too formal people visit you, who knows, it's possible.
- Of course, I recently convinced a friend of the same thing. First of all, emotion is important, - Genza says, and it works. - And skill will come sooner or later, that's a secondary matter. He, you know, tried to draw his beloved, and he got a little depressed because she didn't turn out perfectly. And I said, "Dude, relax, you understand your own feelings, so what difference does it make if you didn't succeed this time? It will work out later. And if it doesn't, well, try harder, and if it really doesn't work out, then go and give her flowers, and that's it. Although, she will appreciate even what you sketched, even though you're not a professional." I think that's what I said to him, or at least thought.
Ber-chan takes some elongated object in her hand and starts cleaning the client's ears, periodically blowing away the excess - fortunately for the other visitors, they were far enough away that it wouldn't end up in their plates.
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"If I hear about their Margel one more time this week, then... I'll grumble even more in my thoughts."
- It's interesting... Oh, if I had that photo-taking machine, it would be great to go there and take some pioneering pictures. If, of course, photography is allowed there... Well, thank you for the information. I suppose "renting" the books I'm interested in from public property for a few days is not possible? - he decided to try his luck, glancing at his watch.
After reviewing the list of services, Ushumgallu whistled respectfully. Indeed, it's "not bad" at all. This Master Nadiy Kuromod is a powerful man; you can immediately see he has real charisma.
-- Master Kuromod, I intend to learn a martial art. But first – have you heard about the recent newspaper, the "friendship code," and all that? Does the discount only apply to goods, or does it also apply to training?
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
- You have a better chance of inviting me on a date and getting a positive response than "renting books."
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
- You have a golden tongue, Gen-chan. I wonder how many maidens' hearts you've managed to break in your life?
- Yes, yes, I think so too. Though I'm not so sure about the flowers anymore — we recently had a visitor from Margel, mm, what was her name... Ah, Leona Leonhart! A funny name, don't you think? Well anyway, during a not-so-pleasant conversation with her, she happened to mention that giving women flowers is inappropriate, saying it's presumptuous to assume we all like flowers or something like that. I don't know, maybe there's some sense to it... Although I myself wouldn't turn down a bouquet of beautiful flowers.
- This is... something like a compliment a man can give a woman. But you'd better not say it to clients, or else an awkward situation is guaranteed, — only now, warming himself in his spot, does the weary wolf realize how long it's been since he had a quiet moment. - And what flowers do you like, Ber-chan?
- You have a better chance of inviting me on a date and getting a positive response than "renting books."
-Well, it was worth a try. - deciding not to continue the unsuccessful interaction in the hall of knowledge, the southerner heads to the last of the capital's streets, to Alastia's studio.
—Well, it was worth a try. All the best. —deciding not to continue the unsuccessful interaction
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт