From my observations, it's only slowest at the start of the night and the end. Closest though... It passes by that sandbar on the east at least 4 times a night.
[ Give him a minute. He's processing all of this. ]
You know, I expected worse so yeah. We could... we could try that.
Right. So the three of you drank an... Esquie full of wine.
[ Just let him lay down because even splitting that between three people... that's a terrifying amount to drink. He's doing the math from memory, but. ]
That's impressive.
I would have been out for four days if I had that much.
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It seems the grandis prefer combat with words. If that helps.
[Because surely the grandis are the part that raise the most questions. And not the Esquie wine.]
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Right. That's... not what I had questions about.
[ There's a slight pause. ]
Esquie was full of wine?
Was?
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Oh, yes. We all had some after Sciel found out.
Except Maelle. Looks like she'll have the time to gain a taste for it.
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[ Give him a minute. He's processing all of this. ]
Was.
[ Sorry, he's stuck on that part. ]
Lune, how did you all drink that much wine?
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[A veritable dispenser of solutions. Just fastball special him.]
Maybe it was a bit much for one night, but it wasn't just me.
Sciel had her fair share, not to mention Verso.
[Hard to say for certain Monoco was drinking so he doesn't get part of the credit. Even if he was very sporting with her.]
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Right. So the three of you drank an... Esquie full of wine.
[ Just let him lay down because even splitting that between three people... that's a terrifying amount to drink. He's doing the math from memory, but. ]
That's impressive.
I would have been out for four days if I had that much.
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[And despite Luneโs poor participation in the expeditionโs launch party, she actually can keep up with Sciel pretty well, drink-for-drink.]
It was fine. We just needed a little recovery time in the morning.
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[ Gustave... cannot do that. Couldn't then, couldn't now. Just the thought of it makes his stomach twist. ]
I'm on the line between awe and disappointment now.
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