Posts from Taiji Auto-translated

— He’s dead? Oh, that’s a shame. — The girl sighed. — I can put this item in storage and register it under your name. — The Keeper of Valuables looked apologetically at Christian. — Unfortunately, we don’t keep the belongings of the deceased… unless they are of great value to the order.

- But, in any case, if the circumstances change, I will be ready to consider your proposal.

-Good day. -Flain greeted the secretary respectfully. -I am a new recruit, a student of [name], who, unfortunately, died while on a mission. Nevertheless, I received a report from him containing valuable intelligence for the order, and I would like to pass it on to the commander, if possible.

-I understand. If there is any value here, it is more likely material, - the knight turned the staff in his hands, - or as a memento for those who are familiar with this relic. Very well, register it in my name, and also this knight's insignia. I don't want to lose it during a mission or die in the dark lands and condemn it to oblivion along with my remains. Don't you keep the belongings of deceased members of the order?

— Yes, I have already been informed about what happened. My condolences. — Verben was clearly not well acquainted with Flain's mentor, and therefore understood that the student shared a deeper connection with him than mere comrades. — You can leave the report here.

— Of course. — Ryozi handed Ariel writing tools and a sheet of paper. — State the reason for joining the Vanguard, list your skills and abilities, combat experience, what you expect from working with us, and what qualities you want to see in your comrades.

Hikaru snorted and walked toward Mihenee.

Revan, is there a difference whether I get the class first and then join or not? Because I can write it the other way around if it's important.

-Well, yes, um. Thank you. -the recruit hesitated for a moment while parting with the envelope, but then confidently handed it to Verbena and, bowing, followed toward the rangers' wing with a firm intention to join their ranks.

The reconnaissance commander's secretary opened the door as Flain arrived and invited him inside. The recruit found Commander Arden sipping a glass of wine.
— They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but why are the apple trees withering now, leaving behind unripe fruit?

Isn't anyone interested in the "Writings of Nanglishima"? I was thinking of archiving them.

- How unusual, - concluded Dalia when Akacian finished his story, - thank you for the answers. Perhaps I wouldn’t even mind learning something like that in the future. Although, at the moment, I am more interested in improving my melee combat skills. Would you mind if I asked you to recommend someone from the order who I could turn to for this?

-I... I don't know. But I would like to prove that the teacher's death was not in vain and that I will be able, even if not immediately, to become a worthy replacement for him in the ranger corps. - With these words, Flain politely handed the commander a letter of recommendation. - Allow me to join your ranks.

- It’s nice to see a fellow tribesman.

Sairen set the letter aside on the edge of the table, among the other documents. — I have a task for you, recruit.